That is the goal, but I can't gaurantee that it still works. The last
time I checked, it didn't work any more.
The general idea is
ChildperUserID uid gid child_num
<VirtualHost ...>
AssignUserID uid gid
</VirtualHost>
What this will do, is the ChildperUserID assigns a specific child to use
a specific uid/gid. The child num is the child number, remember that
perchild specifies the number of child processes to have at any one time.
So, if you specify 3 child processes, then you can assign one uid/gid to
child 1, one to child 2, and one to child 3. Any you don't assign a
uid/gid to will use the uid/gid specified in User and Group directives.
The AssignUserID tells a given virtual host that it should only use child
processes that have the specified uid/gid.
As I said, I can't guarantee this will still work. I believe that the fd
passing is broken currently.
Good luck,
Ryan
On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Bjoern Metzdorf wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> the docs aren't very precise about AssignUserId and ChildPerUserID in
> perchild mpm.
> I assume you can tell a specific process to run under a specific uid/gid and
> tell a specific virtualhost to exclusively use a specific process (?) Seems
> to me like the ultimate solution to get away from suexec, but I can't find
> out how to use this feature..
>
> What is the syntax of these directives and what contexts do they belong to?
>
> btw: I am running 2.0.18 on Linux 2.2..
>
> greetings,
> Bjoern
>
>
>
>
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