I also posted the following to the Debian Users mailing list:
I have a virtual host configured under Apache 1.3.14 with SUEXEC support
enabled. My CGI/Perl scripts run as the USER/GROUP specified in the Virtual
Host directive in my httpd.conf file as they should, but for some reason my
PHP4 scripts don't. Rather they are running as the default USER/GROUP
specified in httpd.conf which causes my scripts to break when I use any
file-manipulation functions.
PHP4 is running as a DSO module. I haven't tried it yet, but I figure that
if I switch to using PHP4 as a CGI it will run as the Virtual USER/GROUP and
solve this problem. Is running PHP4 as a CGI the only solution? Or is
there a configuration that I can set in httpd.conf or php.ini? Or a
configuration flag that can be set when the PHP4 module is being compiled?
Also, what are the disadvantages of running PHP4 as a .cgi?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
eirik
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