Hello: I have a virtual web hosting setup in which the web server mounts the "web page" folders (html/cgi-bin) folders via NFS. Each virtual host has its own set of linux users / group, but the file permissions of the html / scripts are world readable / world executable as Apache is running non root. Is there a way to ensure file system security such as virtual host users cannot execute/view other virtual hosts files? Example: accounting people cannot view files created by engineering. The following are the constraints that cannot be changed by me:* Web server running under RedHat using Apache* web page folders are on an NFS drive Can security be implemented using ACL (over NFS)? This is uncharted waters for me. We are planning to use Apache MPM ITK (http://mpm-itk.sesse.net/). Are there other alternatives (preferably without the need to install 3rd party software). Thanks in advance,LudwigÂ
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