Hi,
Obviously it was my mistake when configuring disk partitions. On my
other installations I always mounted my apache partition as suid. This
time I mounted http document root partition not the whole apache
installation. Stupid mistake.
Thank you.
Mitja
Tren Blackburn wrote:
You have your /var mounted with "nosuid". This stops any programs with
the suid bit from changing their effective user. Remount the file system
without "nosuid".
Regards,
Tren
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From: Dave Steinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Thu Aug 07 08:36:45 2008
Subject: Re: [qmailadmin] vmysql: can't read settings from
Mitja Pirih wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
> I searched through the mailing lists and did not find a solution to my
> problem. In the apache log I am getting:
> vmysql: can't read settings from /home/vpopmail/etc/vpopmail.mysql
Tell us more about how you're running Apache. Is it running as the
vpopmail user? Is it chroot'ed?
<snip>
> As I can see, the problem would be between apache and executing
> qmailadmin/vpopmail as apache user. Or I am missing the right direction?
I would guess the same as you. If Apache isn't running as your vpopmail
user, I'd recommend using suexec to achieve that effect. This, of
course, can be its own headache, but the docs are pretty good on the
subject.
Regards,
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