I'm at wits' end. I'm just trying to figure out how to get a suexec script running on my Woody system, and I can't seem to get it to work. I've been through the Apache suexec docs multiple times, and nothing seems to be wrong-- yet it doesn't work.
Here's my setup. I've got a script, owned by UID 12817 and GID 4028, in directory /var/www/rknop (which is also owned by the same user/group). (As I understand it, the suexec root directory is /var/www in the standard Woody apache package.) That script just does "touch /home/rknop/test", and prints a little diagnostic HTML. It works when run from the command line. However, when I call it from CGI, I get the HTML in my browser, but the "touch /home/rknop/test" fails. The error log has a "permission denied" note, but there is *nothing* in the suexec log. What am I doing wrong here? The error log *does* have a line when the server started saying that suexec is enabled with /usr/lib/apache/suexec. Is it a problem that the default DocumentRoot compiled into apache seems to be different from what suexec expects it to be? Is there something else obvious I'm missing? Way back, when I was still running RedHat, I had suexec working with no problems. I've yet to get it running under Debian. If anybody can offer any help, I'd be grateful. -Rob -- -=-=-= Rob Knop =-= [EMAIL PROTECTED] =-= http://www.pobox.com/~rknop =-=-=- Help the EFF protect basic freedoms online: http://www.eff.org Playwrights & theatre types, see The Dramatic Exchange: http://www.dramex.org -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
