I'm writing a module which I want to disable suexec under some circumstances. Unfortunately, get_suexec_identity is declared in such a way that I don't see a clean way to achieve this.
I can hook get_suexec_identity and return NULL when the conditions I want arise, but this simply causes the next module to handle the hook (mod_userdir, for instance, always handles the hook if it's a userdir request). I want to override that and force NULL (that is, not calling suexec). The two approaches I've come across so far: 1. Put in a bogus identity, handle it by modifying suexec. 2. Modify the mod_userdir_user table so that mod_userdir doesn't handle get_suexec_identity. Neither of these is particularly palatable (it would be nice if "no identity" and "declined" were distinct values); is there a better option? If not, which of these two options would be better? I'm completely new to Apache development, so any insight or pointers would be appreciated. Thanks, -- Jeremy R.
