>> Hello all, >> I am running Apache 2.2.6 with PHP 5 and suPHP in a cPanel >> environment. >> >> I have the following issue. I want to run suPHP, but I want there to >> be a single file that every single user can access. As it doesn't >> seem like there is a possible way to do this with the UID-checking >> suPHP does (correct me if I am wrong), I am wondering if I could >> disable the user-check and leave only the group-check. That way, >> considering all the files the users own on their vhosts are under >> the specific user's group, only they would be able to access it. But >> I could put the particular file I need everyone-access-privileges >> under a group that includes all users. >> >> Is this possible? Are there any solutions to my issue? >> > > The version of mod_suphp in cPanel has several patches applied to it > and functions a little differently than the pristine upstream > version. Basically, what you'd need to do is disable both the UID and > GID checks in suphp.conf, making mod_suphp behave as if it was > compiled in force mode. The GID check compares the current GID > against the GID of the script, so it would not pass that check if the > user is a member of the group that owns the script but not configured > to run as that GID via suPHP_UserGroup. > > J.D. Lightsey
Thanks for the response JD! So, looks like there is no way of making suPHP ignore a single file. Do you know of any other solutions that could work? The issues I have with disabling both user and groups checks in suPHP are twofold: 1) That pretty much makes suPHP useless. I've already disabled the permissions check... 2) I don't know how. I've been trying to figure out how to disable a check in suphp.conf for a while now, but I can't figure it out. Any ideas? Again, thanks for the help. Ashoat _______________________________________________ suPHP mailing list [email protected] http://lists.marsching.biz/mailman/listinfo/suphp
