J R wrote:
1. give user apache the addusser priviledge (which is very unsecure),
then
execute shell_exe as root would.
2. create a root process like a cron job which will start at boot of your
server, then on your shell_exe pass your command to that process and have
that root process execute tha
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1) You can configure nobody (apache/php user) to log with ssh key
verification (You do not need to write a password) So you can execute
"ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]" and you can login without write any password.
2) Configure a php that execute a perl scri
you have to understand that the adduser is a previledge command and a root
only command (unless you allowed other users) and normally php will and
should be running in a restricted access. normally it is running as user
apache/user/nobody (depends on your settings) now there are two ways you can
a
eqla3.com eqla3.com wrote:
is there any way to add user and apply password by executing shell
command
through php?
Depending on the distribution, you should have a user addition command
that takes a password argument. In my case, useradd -p
'' . Check the manual page for adduser , useradd or
i tried to add user to by exeuting shell_exe command so it add user
but if the user added still problem is how to apply the password by command
passwd in linux by php script
because it's an interactive command required to input the password twice in
linux shell.
is there any way to add user and
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