El vie, 05-12-2003 a las 13:18, Cesar Mello escribi�: > Hello! > > I would like to hear suggestions on how to handle this: > > I've set up a Linux box running XSP. I would like to enable each user to > have his own public_html directory in his home, and that directory would > be published as "http://domain/user";. Right now, I have placed symbolic > links inside the XSP root directory, to the public_html directories. It > is working for a first try, but as I'm running XSP with root privileges, > the users have root privileges and then there is no security. > > So my two questions: > > 1) Is there an easy way to avoid the security problem?
Make the users allow reading permission for everybody in all files/directories under public_html. > 2) Wouldn't it be much better to create an application for each user, or > even allow the users to create their own applications? This would be > great to provide "XSP web hosting". :-) Yesterday I asked this on IRC > and there was some discussion on the possibility of adding applications > to the XSP server without restarting it. Any thoughts? Maybe, if I use > an Apache web server with mod_mono, would this be handled easier? Adding an application for each user on request is easy. The problem is that we have no means to change user privileges for an AppDomain/Thread yet. -Gonzalo _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
