SuexecUserGroup inside Directory context

ome sensitive information that end user shouldn't know - like mysql login/password. If we could define something like: SuexecUserGroup roundcubeuser roundcubegroup It would solve the security issue. Regards, Igor Seletskiy CEO @ Cloud Linux Inc http://www.cloudlinux.com Phone:

Re: mod_fcgid can kill all the services on the server via kill -15 -1

, SIGTERM); > > should be changed to: >if (procnode->proc_id.pid != -1) { > rv = apr_proc_kill(&(procnode->proc_id), SIGTERM); >} else { > rv = APR_SUCCESS; >} > > Similarly in proc_kill_force > rv = apr_proc_kill(&(

Re: mod_fcgid can kill all the services on the server via kill -15 -1

pr_proc_kill(&(procnode->proc_id), SIGTERM); >} else { > rv = APR_SUCCESS; >} > > Similarly in proc_kill_force > rv = apr_proc_kill(&(procnode->proc_id), SIGKILL); > should be changed to: >if (procnode->proc_id.pid != -1) { > rv = apr_proc_kill(&(procnode->proc_id), SIGKILL); >} else { > rv = APR_SUCCESS; >} > > Regards, > Igor Seletskiy > CEO @ Cloud Linux Inc > > >

mod_fcgid can kill all the services on the server via kill -15 -1

PR_SUCCESS; } Similarly in proc_kill_force rv = apr_proc_kill(&(procnode->proc_id), SIGKILL); should be changed to: if (procnode->proc_id.pid != -1) { rv = apr_proc_kill(&(procnode->proc_id), SIGKILL); } else { rv = APR_SUCCESS; } Regards, Igor Seletskiy CEO @ Cloud Linux Inc