Re: Setuid

2011-07-22 Thread Andy Canfield
this combination APACHE, meaning APACHE_USER and APACHE_GROUP. Whatever mod_dav_svn does to any repository will be done by APACHE. Whatever WebSVN does to any repository will be done by APACHE. If I set the svnserve program to be owned by APACHE, and setuid and setgid, then whatever svnserve

Re: Setuid

2011-07-22 Thread Nico Kadel-Garcia
ion > APACHE, meaning APACHE_USER and APACHE_GROUP. > > Whatever mod_dav_svn does to any repository will be done by APACHE. Whatever > WebSVN does to any repository will be done by APACHE. > > If I set the svnserve program to be owned by APACHE, and setuid and setgid, > then whateve

Re: Setuid

2011-07-22 Thread Les Mikesell
On 7/22/2011 10:38 AM, Andy Canfield wrote: If I set the svnserve program to be owned by APACHE, and setuid and setgid, then whatever svnserve does to any repository will also be done by APACHE. Only root, or the APACHE user, can make this change to the svnserve program binary. You don't

Re: Setuid

2011-07-22 Thread David Chapman
APACHE_GROUP. Whatever mod_dav_svn does to any repository will be done by APACHE. Whatever WebSVN does to any repository will be done by APACHE. If I set the svnserve program to be owned by APACHE, and setuid and setgid, then whatever svnserve does to any repository will also be done by

Setuid

2011-07-22 Thread Andy Canfield
any repository will be done by APACHE. Whatever WebSVN does to any repository will be done by APACHE. If I set the svnserve program to be owned by APACHE, and setuid and setgid, then whatever svnserve does to any repository will also be done by APACHE. Only root, or the APACHE user, can make