2008/8/14 Timo Sirainen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > But there are even some theoretical problems with preforking. For example > the most secure way to set up your users is to use a different UNIX UID for > each user. So for preforking that means your preforked processes must run as > root until they receive the information about which UID they need to run as. > And the code running as root should be minimized..
True, but it's a common scenario to have thousands of users, in which case they usually have all the same UID. []'s
