dear readers,
i recently finished a small perl-cgi download script that sends files
after some checks and logging. i call this script through a link on a
static html-page and pass the file-id as a parameter.
this all works nice so far, the part where i'm stuck at is that with
clicking on the
shnaxe wrote:
dear readers,
i recently finished a small perl-cgi download script that sends files
after some checks and logging. i call this script through a link on a
static html-page and pass the file-id as a parameter.
this all works nice so far, the part where i'm stuck at is that
Hi,
I have a cgi script that needs scp a file from one server to another.
Because the script runs under the httpd user, for this to work without
prompting for password, I need to do a lot of configuring that I am not
sure would be consider good practise. For example: the httpd user's
account
Dermot Paikkos wrote:
Hi,
I have a cgi script that needs scp a file from one server to another.
Because the script runs under the httpd user
With suEXEC you can run that script (and only that script) under an
account you create with otherwise very limited privileges.
On Monday 22 September 2008 12:38:21 pm shnaxe wrote:
dear readers,
i recently finished a small perl-cgi download script that sends files
after some checks and logging. i call this script through a link on a
static html-page and pass the file-id as a parameter.
this all works nice so far,
