The acl setup looks good. Looks like the default vqadmin.acl file. Check if vqadmin.cgi is setuid root. It needs to be. Also check if your web server allows a cgi to run setuid root. Some web servers do not allow it. Default apache on redhat doesn't seem to have a problem.
Ken Jones On Friday 18 October 2002 05:25 am, Francesco Guglielmo wrote: > I've problems witn vqadmin.I can see the list of my domains > but when I enter into one of these I can see "0 users" and when I click > on show users the response is "Domain xxx does not exist".The domain > exist and the path shown is correct.I think it's a permission problem in > vqadmin.acl.This is my file.It works just with default in the last > line.What I need to modify? > > # Access List Definitions > # [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:vol@;inter7.com> > # > > # > # Default group contains permissions for all users > # not listed under any groups > # > # If the default group is not defined, users not > # listed under any other groups will have no > # permissions. > # > # Examples follow... > # > > default - ... > > # > # Access permissions: > # > # V View user information > # I View domain information > # M Modify user information > # U Modify domain information > # C Create user > # A Create domain > # D Delete user > # X Delete domain > # > # These features will still appear in the HTML templates > # if the user doesn't have access to them, however, they will > # get a permission denied error if they try to make use of > # them. > # > > tech VI tech1user > admin VIMUDCA admin1user > # > # An asterisk in the features field specifies that you > # want all users in this group to have access to > # all features. > # > > default * admin
