Are you sure that cdrecord needs to run as root? You might check into
changin permissions on the device itself. Or if this is a trusted
machine/environment (I assume it is, 'cause most people don't write web apps
to burn CDs), then you could suid cdrecord itself as root. Be sure you
understand
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Gavin Henry wrote:
[...] the problem is [...] cdrecord needs to be run as root.
I assume cdrecord is being invoked from a system command, right?
Have you considered prefixing that command with `sudo`, and going into
the sudoers file to allow the www user that privilige?
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On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Gavin Henry wrote:
[...] the problem is [...] cdrecord needs to be run as root.
I assume cdrecord is being invoked from a system command, right?
I know have it running fine using -T and declaring ENN{PATH} as according
to the Security section of
Chris Devers wrote:
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Gavin Henry wrote:
[...] the problem is [...] cdrecord needs to be run as root.
I assume cdrecord is being invoked from a system command, right?
Have you considered prefixing that command with `sudo`, and going into
the sudoers file to allow the www user
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Chris Devers wrote:
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Gavin Henry wrote:
[...] the problem is [...] cdrecord needs to be run as root.
I assume cdrecord is being invoked from a system
Chris Devers [EMAIL PROTECTED] suggested:
Have you considered prefixing that command with `sudo`, and
going into the sudoers file to allow the www user that privilige?
Of course, it would be a bit more complicated than that, as
sudo will prompt for a password that you have to pass back to
