On July 2, 2003 09:34 pm, Anand Atreya wrote:
> Any recommendations on how to do this with PHP - without needing the
> #!/usr/bin/php at the top and without using PHP Safe mode - which is a lame
> workaround...?
I haven't tried this but it appears that you can do what you're looking for
with the
On July 2, 2003 09:34 pm, Anand Atreya wrote:
> Any recommendations on how to do this with PHP - without needing the
> #!/usr/bin/php at the top and without using PHP Safe mode - which is a lame
> workaround...?
I haven't tried this but it appears that you can do what you're looking for
with the
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> > If only this could be in a configuration file..
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> What is worse is that every time there is a security patch for ap
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> > If only this could be in a configuration file..
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> What is worse is that every time ther
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> If only this could be in a configuration file..
What is worse is that every time there is a security patch for apache, we
break our hand compiled suexec
On Thu, 3 Jul 2003, Jason Lim wrote:
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> >
> > >Does anyone know what the default document
> > >root is for the Debian configu
>
> >Does anyone know what the default document
> >root is for the Debian configuration of suexec?
>
> /var/www/
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> To change the document root of suexec you need to recompile suexec see:
>
> http://communitysoftwarelab.org/sys/project.d/suexec.d/install.txt
If only this could be in a configur
Anand
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> If only this could be in a configuration file..
What is worse is that every time there is a security patch for apache, we
break our hand compiled suexec
On Thu, 3 Jul 2003, Jason Lim wrote:
>
>
> >
> > >Does anyone know what the default document
> > >root is for the Debian configu
>
> >Does anyone know what the default document
> >root is for the Debian configuration of suexec?
>
> /var/www/
>
> To change the document root of suexec you need to recompile suexec see:
>
> http://communitysoftwarelab.org/sys/project.d/suexec.d/install.txt
If only this could be in a configur
>Does anyone know what the default document
>root is for the Debian configuration of suexec?
/var/www/
To change the document root of suexec you need to recompile suexec see:
http://communitysoftwarelab.org/sys/project.d/suexec.d/install.txt
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On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Anand At
>Does anyone know what the default document
>root is for the Debian configuration of suexec?
/var/www/
To change the document root of suexec you need to recompile suexec see:
http://communitysoftwarelab.org/sys/project.d/suexec.d/install.txt
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On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Anand At
Hi,
I have just recently begun using Debian and am in the process of
migrating a FreeBSD 4.4 server over to it. This server had many different
users and allowed them to execute CGI and PHP scripts in their public_html
folder (or any folder under it) as their own user, not as the user of the
w
Hi,
I have just recently begun using Debian and am in the process of
migrating a FreeBSD 4.4 server over to it. This server had many different
users and allowed them to execute CGI and PHP scripts in their public_html
folder (or any folder under it) as their own user, not as the user of the
w
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