* and then Stut declared
> Nick Wilson wrote:
> >That makes a lot of sense. I wasnt aware sudoers could be used for
> >individual tasks. im not having much luck with it, I suspect it's cos
> >what apache really needs permission to do is to 'sudo -u nick' right?
>
> Is it important that the tr
* and then Colin Guthrie declared
> /usr/bin/transfer_image.sh:
> #!/bin/bash
>
> if [ -z "$1" ]; then
> echo "No input file."
> exit 1
> fi
> scp "$1" [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/www/images/
>
>
> And then in apache:
> exec("sudo -u nick /usr/bin/transfer_image.sh $file");
>
> (obviously e
Nick Wilson wrote:
That makes a lot of sense. I wasnt aware sudoers could be used for
individual tasks. im not having much luck with it, I suspect it's cos
what apache really needs permission to do is to 'sudo -u nick' right?
Is it important that the transfer happens immediately? If not then a
* and then Colin Guthrie declared
> Nick Wilson wrote:
> > I think you're on the right track Col. I did a whole bunch more
> > searching and the one thing I kept hearing was that no matter what you
> > try, you just cant get the webserver to exec the script as another user
> > -- so even if im
Nick Wilson wrote:
> I think you're on the right track Col. I did a whole bunch more
> searching and the one thing I kept hearing was that no matter what you
> try, you just cant get the webserver to exec the script as another user
> -- so even if im saying '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' in both parts of the
* and then Colin Guthrie declared
> Nick Wilson wrote:
> > Right, im with you. The keyfile is mine though, and i know i can ssh
> > from this box to that without any problem.
> >
> > I've made a test script for htis and it's returning some very weird
> > stuff now. The actual file it outputs
Nick Wilson wrote:
> Right, im with you. The keyfile is mine though, and i know i can ssh
> from this box to that without any problem.
>
> I've made a test script for htis and it's returning some very weird
> stuff now. The actual file it outputs (stdout and stderr) is the actual
> image im tryin
* and then Colin Guthrie declared
> Nick Wilson wrote:
> >> Do you use generated keys without a password for logging in? Otherwise
> >> exec()
> >> is just going to sit there while the scp command waits for a password.
> >
> > Tha'ts exactly what i think it's doing. The -i specifies an ide
Nick Wilson wrote:
>> Do you use generated keys without a password for logging in? Otherwise
>> exec()
>> is just going to sit there while the scp command waits for a password.
>
> Tha'ts exactly what i think it's doing. The -i specifies an identity
> file according to the man page for scp so i
9 matches
Mail list logo
