Howdy! I'm running qmail 1.03 on a RedHat 5.1 (2.0.34 kernel, glibc) system, with the vchkpw single-uid package to handle our virtual domains. The package and qmail are working wonderfully :-) I'd like to set up a web page to monitor common mail stat's, essentially "qmHandle -l" and "qmHandle -s" with the idea to eventually set up a CGI-based qmHandle queue-handling facility. qmHandle works, when run as root as intended. Off course, Apache runs as nobody, as when qhHandle is run as nobody, line 16 of the perl script: @dirlist = split (/\n/, `ls -1 -R ${queue}remote`); Generates: [nobody@vmail bin]$ qmHandle -l ls: /var/qmail/queue/remote: Permission denied ls: /var/qmail/queue/local: Permission denied Naturally, this is because "nobody" does not have permissions on the queue. Any idea's on how to (safely) allow an SSI like "<!--#exec cmd="/var/qmail/bin/qmHandle -l" -->" to run as nobody? -Tillman Hodgson