Filip Hajny schrieb:
> 1. http://phptest.joyeurs.com/cgi/
> 2. http://phptest.joyeurs.com/fcgi-action/
> 3. http://phptest.joyeurs.com/fcgi-wrapper/
These URLs with a path info of, say, wrzl/brmft, would be
http://phptest.joyeurs.com/cgi/wrzlbrmft
http://phptest.joyeurs.com/fcgi-action/wrzlbrmft
Filip Hajny schrieb:
> On 13.9.2007, at 8:08, Joachim Durchholz wrote:
>
>> Filip Hajny schrieb:
>>> Is there a known way how to pass PATH_INFO to PHP on mod_fcgid? I
>>> have tried both using FCGIWrapper and AddHandler approaches, but PHP
>>> ends up with
Filip Hajny schrieb:
> Is there a known way how to pass PATH_INFO to PHP on mod_fcgid? I
> have tried both using FCGIWrapper and AddHandler approaches, but PHP
> ends up with an empty environment (other than what's raised using
> DefaultInitEnv or in the shell wrapper script - like PHPRC).
I
Filip Hajny schrieb:
> Furthermore your Apache config doesn't break if the PHP executable
> goes missing (unlike FCGIWrapper), which is important if you use
> wrapper scripts and suexec instead of calling the binary directly
> (e.g. for virtual hosting environment), and risk users getting rid
Ingo Krabbe schrieb:
> As far as I know, there are some restrictions to rlimit settings. In the
> normal case some can only be done by the super user.
RTFM.
For each rlimit-controlled resource, there's a soft limit
(user-settable) and a hard limit (superuser only).
Since running Apache as root
Alli Quaknaa schrieb:
> Set immutable flag on the wrapper so that nobody could change/delete
> it. chattr +i wrapperfile
> That's my suggestion...
Can't easily do that.
Due to circumstances outside of my control (at least right now), users
must be able to set up their own docroots, and this mean
Hi all,
I've got a local denial-of-service with fcgid if used in a shared
hosting environment.
Situation
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Shared hosting on Ubuntu Dapper Drake (PHP 4.4.x, Apache 2.0.x, fcgid
normally 1.0.7 but upgraded to 1.10 on my machine - that's still
ancient, but unless I'm mistaken, the I se
