Re: Virtual Web Servers, MySQL and Users?

2001-10-11 Thread Sickboy
Stojan Rancic wrote: > > Hello Marc, > > > AFAIK, the PHPMyAdmin version from potato > > gives full access to the databases, allowing users to see data they > > aren't supposed to see. Am I mistaken here? > > You can (and should) only give the users access to their own database > ( in the db ta

Re: Look and See script

2002-04-13 Thread Sickboy
David Stanaway wrote: > > > I am wandering if there is a way (which I am sure there is) to > > automatically restart the mud after it crashes. > > Try the openvt package maybe.. Or daemontools ? (Beware, it's DJB :) .SiCk of IT. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject

Re: Virtual Web Servers, MySQL and Users?

2001-10-11 Thread Sickboy
Stojan Rancic wrote: > > Hello Marc, > > > AFAIK, the PHPMyAdmin version from potato > > gives full access to the databases, allowing users to see data they > > aren't supposed to see. Am I mistaken here? > > You can (and should) only give the users access to their own database > ( in the db tab

proposed updates security fixes?? (apt-get update failure v2)

2003-09-19 Thread Sickboy
Folks, is it normal behavior for systems having woody-proposed-updates among apt sources NOT to have a mysql update for the recently announced mysql server vuln. ? Proposed updates has mysql version 3.23.51-1woody5, the security advisory (DSA 381-1) says 3.23.49-8.5 Now what ? Is 3.23.51 not vulne

Re: proposed updates security fixes?? (apt-get update failure v2)

2003-09-19 Thread Sickboy
Marcin Owsiany wrote: is it normal behavior for systems having woody-proposed-updates among apt sources NOT to have a mysql update for the recently announced mysql server vuln. ? As for how to cope with the proposed-updates/security updates desynchroni[zs]ation, see http://lists.debian.org/debian-

Re: PHP4 + ApacheVirtualHosts + SUEXEC

2001-01-04 Thread Sickboy
Eirik Dentz wrote: > > 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 runni

Re: PHP4 + ApacheVirtualHosts + SUEXEC

2001-01-04 Thread Sickboy
Eirik Dentz wrote: > > Nonetheless it leaves me very curious as to why the PHP > module is built this way. I guess it is just the way apache works. Having something (anything) as a module means having the code in apache itself. Every httpd child process has the code in it. When you run a CGI, t