Martin Costabel a écrit : > If you run `id 70` on 10.4, you get > >> uid=70(www) gid=70(www) groups=70(www) > > On 10.5, you get > >> uid=70(_www) gid=70(_www) groups=70(_www) > > But on 10.5, www is also allowed as user name instead of _www as you see > from `dscl . -read /Users/www` (This is actually one of the examples in > `man dscl`). Or compare `id www` with `id _www`. > > This still doesn't explain why suexec thinks that there is a mismatch > somewhere.
Well, after a little bit of RTFM, here is what I found in the suexec documentation: "it has been the decision of the Apache Group to NOT make suEXEC part of the default installation of Apache" and it seems that a proper suexec configuration may be too much hassle for my simple need. Actually Debian and Ubuntu do not provide suexec by default, and I do not know why the maintainer of the fink package decided to do so. I tried to modify the info file by changing the line --with-suexec-caller=www with --with-suexec-caller=_www but it does not change anything. So for now, I solved my problem by following the manual recommandation: in /sw/lib/apache2, I did $ sudo mv suexec2 suexec2_inactive $ sudo /sw/sbin/apache2ctl restart and it works. But once again, this does not explain the initial mismatch. Alexandre ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Fink-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users
