Hi again all,
Has anyone on this had succees setting up php to use suexec?
If I am reading things right, it appears that php must be run as CGI and
then it will use the built in (Apache2) suexec wrapper in the same fassion
as perl does.
If the above is correct I am looking for a primer on how
chris smith írta:
On 5/12/06, Laszlo Nagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have a SuSe 9.3 server, with apache version 2.0.53 and suexec
configured. It was working for months. One day, it stopped working for
ALL virtual hosts. I might have misconfigured something, but I'm not
sure what is
On 5/12/06, Laszlo Nagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have a SuSe 9.3 server, with apache version 2.0.53 and suexec
configured. It was working for months. One day, it stopped working for
ALL virtual hosts. I might have misconfigured something, but I'm not
sure what is the problem. When
Hello,
I have a SuSe 9.3 server, with apache version 2.0.53 and suexec
configured. It was working for months. One day, it stopped working for
ALL virtual hosts. I might have misconfigured something, but I'm not
sure what is the problem. When I start up apache, I see this in the
error_log:
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(BSent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 6:15 PM
(BSubject: [PHP] suexec in php
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(BHi All
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(BIs there any suexec function in php to create a unix user
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(Bor there is any function to create user dynamically from php code
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(BThanks in advanc
* Thus wrote Syed Ghouse:
> Hi All
>
> Is there any suexec function in php to create a unix user
>
> or there is any function to create user dynamically from php code
You might want to start here:
man unix
Curt
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Hi All
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(BIs there any suexec function in php to create a unix user
(B
(Bor there is any function to create user dynamically from php code
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(BThanks in advance
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(BRegards
(Bsyed
Greetings. We have a need for our PHP scripts to run as the user and group
associated with each Apache virtual domain on our Redhat server. Currently,
all PHP scripts run as nobody.nobody.
I know that the apache suexec module allows CGI scripts to run as the user and
group of the virtual host
So it's, at the time of this writing, 4:12 AM. My apologies for
misposting this into a previous thread, previously.
I was looking at my webserver configuration. I am in love with Suexec.
It's a gift from god for web hosts. Not only does it secure your
directories, but as a bonus it forces your
all in html,
and heavily indexed by google. It was generated from templates by
python, but then I discovered php, and rebuilt my site with the same
URLs but using PHP. Then without notice, my host changed to PHP
Suexec, which broke a working site.
On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 07:06 PM, Curt
* Thus wrote Joan McGalliard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi,
>
> I'm getting a little desperate here, and running out of places to ask.
> My hosting company changed - without warning - to PHP Suexec, which
> completely broke to sites. They haven't been able to tell me how
of places to ask.
> My hosting company changed - without warning - to PHP Suexec, which
> completely broke to sites. They haven't been able to tell me how to
> fix it, just vague suggestions, and when I ask for detailed
> instructions, they send me a URL that has no connection wit
Hi,
I'm getting a little desperate here, and running out of places to ask.
My hosting company changed - without warning - to PHP Suexec, which
completely broke to sites. They haven't been able to tell me how to
fix it, just vague suggestions, and when I ask for detailed
instruct
Sorry, my fault. I was wrong, suexec can work only for cgi.
Fejes Jozsef wrote:
Sure there is, the same way as in the cgi version. Safe mode must be off.
Safe mode is off, suexec is turned on. In the logfiles, I see that suexec
engine is turned on or something like that, the path is correct to
> Sure there is, the same way as in the cgi version. Safe mode must be off.
>
Safe mode is off, suexec is turned on. In the logfiles, I see that suexec
engine is turned on or something like that, the path is correct too. Suexec
and the virtualhost are configured alright because for cgi programs, i
Sure there is, the same way as in the cgi version. Safe mode must be off.
Fejes Jozsef wrote:
Hi! Is there a way to use suexec with a non-cgi version of php? Or is there
any other way to do the same job as suexec would do?
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Hi! Is there a way to use suexec with a non-cgi version of php? Or is there
any other way to do the same job as suexec would do?
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Hi,
Apache 1.3.24, PHP 4.2.2
I am running a php script which executes something like
system("scp -r -S ssh host1:/home/dir host2:/home");
The scp command executes as the apache user, in my case 'nobody'. This does
not work, as the ssh authentication is not set up for user 'nobody' nor
should it
The topic says it, i was wondering if anyone had a how-to on suEXEC CGI
php. I have used the cgi before but havnt ever had the time to setup the
suEXEC. Wondering if there is a guide to save me going crazy.
Cameron
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