Is it possible to use SuexecUserGroup in combination with a vhost that isn't served out of the default htdocs dir on a per-vhost level? This is a rhetorical question as modules/generators/mod_suexec.c:110 forbids this.
The intention is to have multiple vhosts which each have their own user associated with them with independent docroots (~user/public_html). So when a CGI page goes to that vhost, the CGIs would be executed as the associated user. Hmm, why does this eerily sound like the perchild MPM (what little I know of it)? But, it seems that suexec could easily handle this case too with a little bit of tweaking. So, my question is why do we set cfg->ugid.userdir = 0 when it could be useful to set it to 1? Could we add a directive (SuexecUseUserDoc) for this case? For now, mod_rewrite has been jury-rigged to rewrite the CGI requests so that these request end up as vhost/~user/ so the mod_userdir rule hits. But, that's clunky. -- justin
