mpm_itk causes the webserver to run as root, but to drop permissions on request (i.e. when http://www.youdomain.com/yourdirectory is requested) The User, Group in the apache config (not the vhost) is used only when you have not specified one specifically for the vhost.
If you specify one for the vhost (like you did) it will run everything (mod_php and CGI included) as the user specified UNLESS, you use suexec or suPHP. In which case, you can specify a different user for running CGI and PHP scripts. The only case I can think of for using both itk and suPHP is when you want the CGI/HTML/etc to be read as a different user than PHP scripts run as. Others are free to correct me there. Just my ten cents, I would love to see discussion on this topic. Thanks, Will _______________________________________________ suPHP mailing list [email protected] https://lists.marsching.com/mailman/listinfo/suphp
