Well not that I would know of on my setup, I only use the suexec configs
to get the username and group, so I know what homedir i should strip of
the path.
You can always change the names of the directives, I chose the
mod_suexec ones because I didnt want to write an extra line into my
config files
Hi,
Looking at your code change in mod_fcgid.c, I see you have added a
"SuexecUserGroup" directive into mod_fcgid. Don't you have any conflicts
with mod_suexec (the one in the standard Apache 2.2 distribution) which
also include the same directive? Since all CGI binaries are not FastCGI
compat
Well I had the same problem , but then I modified modfcgid ( was 1.1
back then)
try this:
https://websvn.syscp.org/browser/SysCP/branches/mod_fcgid/
look at the diffs in:
https://websvn.syscp.org/browser/SysCP/branches/mod_fcgid/fcgid_conf.c?op=diff&rev=0&sc=0
https://websvn.syscp.org/browser/Sys
Oky,
so far, so good,
mod_fcgid is passing the path to the php(or any other script/bin) it's
trying to run and php searches in the wrong path,
because in suexec I strip out the CHROOTBASE path.
I'll have to patch mod_fcgid with the same striping code so the path to
the command being run is the
I'm running mod_fcgid on freebsd and it is working fine. Here you find
my apache config files and the way suexec is build.
# Set config options for FCGID
PHP_Fix_Pathinfo_Enable 1
PASSHEADER AUTHORIZATION
MaxRequestsPerProcess 500
FastCgiAuthenticator
Alli Quaknaa wrote:
> Well,
> if you're really desperate, I have a "solution" with mod_php and
> mod_ruid, but I don't know if it realyl does what you want. It does no
> chroot, but it does change uid/gid. What specifically are you looking
> for?
>
is there freebsd port?
> Sorry, but doN expect
Well,
if you're really desperate, I have a "solution" with mod_php and
mod_ruid, but I don't know if it realyl does what you want. It does no
chroot, but it does change uid/gid. What specifically are you looking
for?
Sorry, but doN expect any help regarding suexec modification from me,
I have no ex
