I need to make some PHP Executables which needs root permissions to run. I currently
use SetUID Perl scripts for the purpose and they works fine. But now i feel PHP would
be better language for the purpose so i want to switch it to PHP. Can any one tell me
how can i make setUID PHP scripts ?
Th
Hi,
I have an account at a sun server. Until now I've used perl to write CGI
scripts.
Is there a possibility to prevent files and directories from being read by
other users (NFS). Since I'm not root I do not have the possibility to use
POSIX functions to set the UID of the current process to m
Hello,
I am running the module version of php(4.0.5) AND have a cgi
version compiled. The cgi version is php 4.1.1(compiled with
--enable-discard-path) and this is on a sunOS 5.8 box. I am trying to run
a setuid wrapper that calls a .php4 script. Whenever I enter
the url to the .cgi wrap
i'm pretty sure apache tries its best to keep things like this (doing
anything as root) from happening.
you might look at apaches documentation for suexec.
on 7/2/01 3:31 AM, Yamin Prabudy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> sorry i might miss the discussion bout setuid
> can anyone give me an help o
sorry i might miss the discussion bout setuid
can anyone give me an help on how to run suid root
while i have script that run by apache
i had alread set the file like this
-rwsr-xr-x 1 root www 384 Jul 2 16:36 test
but no luck
Thanks in Advance
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Hi...
Is there a way to use posix_setuid without set Apache to run as root?
Or, is there some other function to do the same thing?
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