On Sat, Jul 28, 2001 at 12:56:28AM +0200, Marcin Owsiany wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Does anybody happen to know some feature that would allow PHP
> scripts to be executed by a user different than www-data?
> Something like suexec...
>
> Or am I wrong thinking that you can't write to your files
> using PHP without either:
> 1. chmod o+w file
> or
> 2. sudo adduser user www-data; chmod g+w file
> or
> 3. administrator intervence for each file
> (chgrp www-data file ; chmod g+w file)
>
> (All three of them are bad security, if the user wants to
> protect the file from being written to by others)
>
> Marcin
> PS: Sorry for the strange language. I'm sleepy :-\
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Look up php safe_mode this is similar to suexec.
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