Adam Chlipala wrote:
> Are 
> you saying that waklog doesn't spawn separate processes to handle user 
> CGI execution?

Reading some mod_waklog documentation, it sounds to me like this is the 
case.  If so, then I don't think we should use it, anymore.  It is 
important that CGI scripts run as the owning UNIX users, and I don't 
know any way of doing this without spawning new processes.  Since suexec 
does that anyway, why not just add a kstart call in the suexec wrapper?  
This seems to simplify every single aspect of administration; or am I 
missing something?

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