> John Brainard wrote:
>
> I am going to be working on some configuration servlets for a project,
> but for security reasons, the configuration files need to be
> write-only by root. Is there a way to set up a zone that runs as root
> to be able to write to root-owned configuration files?
>
> Anything would be of use (ie: a web-page on the internet to read with
> more information to running JServ or servlets as root).
>
> Thanks in advance,
Hi,
You can start one JServ manually (started by root) in a <Location> that
requires SSL authentication,
and dedicate it for admin tasks by example (using a special mount point
& zone).
And use others JServ for end-user's servlets.
Jean-Luc
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