I use apache's suid mechanism so that all cgi scripts in a user home
directory run as that user. php scripts seem to still run as the
apache user (www-data with Debian) however.

Obviously this represents a nasty security risk, to say nothing of
complicating disk quota management. As things stand, I can't give my
friends php access and still sleep well. :)

Is there a mechanism for php that's similar to suid? I'm hoping I
don't have to install php as cgi for each user to do this.

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