Hi,
On Tue, 2003-07-08 at 11:52, Distribution Lists wrote:
> What is the most safe way to write a CGI that will add users to a system ?
> The only way I can think of is using setuid.
I don't believe web interface is secure... I've found another way for
myself:
I activated an ordinary user. She logins to server via ssh; and executes
some scripts like
./mychangepasswd
./myaddpasswd
./myadduser
./mydeluser
All these write to some files. Using expect, a cron jobs parses these and
adds/deletes users and changes/adds passwords.
What do the list think? Is it safe?
If someone wants them, please do send me a private e-mail. I'll be happy
to share the scripts.
Regards,
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