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
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