Yaakov Chaikin wrote:
> Allen,
>
> In that blog, he the user for the Apache server (in httpd.conf) is
> the SAME as the user for the BackupPC server (in config.pl).
>
> Yes, that works for me too. However, I am trying to separate the user
> that runs Apache and the user that runs BackupPC.
>
>
Allen,
In that blog, he the user for the Apache server (in httpd.conf) is
the SAME as the user for the BackupPC server (in config.pl).
Yes, that works for me too. However, I am trying to separate the user
that runs Apache and the user that runs BackupPC.
The docs seem to say that all I need to
Yaakov Chaikin wrote:
> Ok, after reading some more docs, the following set up should work,
> but it doesn't:
>
> 1) Everything that has to do with BackupPC is owned by user "backuppc".
> 2) config.pl specified "backuppc" as the user.
> 3) The CGI script (which, for me, happens to be at
> /usr/shar
Ok, after reading some more docs, the following set up should work,
but it doesn't:
1) Everything that has to do with BackupPC is owned by user "backuppc".
2) config.pl specified "backuppc" as the user.
3) The CGI script (which, for me, happens to be at
/usr/share/BackupPC/sbin//BackupPC_Admin) is
Ok, I dug up something from the docs, which says this:
***
If you are using mod_perl then apache should run as user __BACKUPPCUSER__.
***
I do have lines in the httpd.conf which load the mod_per
Hi,
Now that I got my BackupPC working, I broke it again trying to secure
it further.
Previously, I was told here that I should not be running Apache web
server as the same user as running BackupPC.
So, I kept Apache running as 'apache' user and switched BackupPC (in
config.pl) to be "backuppc"
