Hi,
Sorry for posting HTML before.
Is any one here using mod_fcgid, who has any idea how POST files are
handled ?
It seems that Ubuntu 12.04 (based on debian 6) does not have my problem
using Apache 2.2.22, and I ruled out the different partition situation,
so it must be something else.
I would really appreciate any help, because i am stuck.
Kind Regards,
Fester Zigterman Rustenburg
Maximedia
On 12/11/2013 12:10 PM, I wrote:
Hi,
Recently my /tmp dir has been filled with tmp uploaded files which are
never cleaned up.
I am using debian 6, apache2-2.2.16 with mod_fcgid and php5, using
Virtualmin.
A file is received with HTTP POST and stored in /tmp/fcgid.tmp.*, with
perm 0600, owner www-data . This means that apache (running under user
www-data) is receiving the file, after which the file is moved to
~[site-user]/tmp, and processed further with suexec/fcgid/php5 (under
user [site-user]).
I suspect that the /tmp file the process fcgid process running under
[site-user] tries to delete the upload, but fails because /tmp has a
sticky bit and may not delete it. Maybe the action fails because /tmp
and ~[site-user]/tmp are on different partitions so it needs to
copy/delete instead of renaming?
My question: Which process (httpd/fcgid/suexec/php5) is responsible
for deleting the tmp file, and how might I fix this problem?
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