Couple of things that can be done are as follows :
1. You use suexec and take let AMS have fun with his bots.
2. You do a sudo and have the same problem as above. In both cases you
just hope there are no bugs in your implementation which would result
in your system being hacked or made useless lon
On 8/21/05, Sharad Birmiwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i thought there was some email in this thread about thread hijacking?
>
> sharad birmiwal
please do not hijack threads
In case, you have no clue what hijacking the thread means, see
http://mm.bbspals.org/general/message-recycling.html for
i thought there was some email in this thread about thread hijacking?
sharad birmiwal
On 21 Aug 2005 12:24:51 -, Satnam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi There,
> I am a new user and interested in development on linux environment. For this
> I have setup SuSE linux on my system. I have a probl
Hi There,
I am a new user and interested in development on linux environment. For this I
have setup SuSE linux on my system. I have a problem with my Bluetooth mouse.
Linux finds it but somehow not able to use it and even if whenever I plug it in
it shows mouse name but after then nothing happe
Hi,
You have not told us what these linux users will do;
will they work as normal linux accounts with shell
logins etc?
Most people come up with this kinda requirement if
all that the user they want to create is going to do
is be a mail account i.e not have shell access but
only be able
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> "Raj" == Raj Shekhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Raj> [snip]
Raj> Here is how I did it when I had to do something like this -
Raj> create a script to create the user - using sudo allow apache
Raj> to run that script without givi
Hi Friends,
> I wanted to create a linux user on the fly(ie. With mine PERL/CGI
> script) .
> Is there a method to do so. I am having a webserver with root access.
> Pl. reply.
Running a apache webserver as root is a bad idea. By default RHEL comes
configured to run the webserver as user nobody.
At 2005-08-20 08:05:43 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> worst solution i've ever come up with but it should work :)
I really don't think you should advocate running CGI scripts as root,
let alone trying to add users based on input from untrusted clients.
It's a giant security risk that's waitin
try
system("useradd username");
and then to set passwd, put the passwd in a file 2 to 3 times and
system("passwd < file");
worst solution i've ever come up with but it should work :)
i'm not sure if your perl scripts will be run as root. try running a
script that shows you the effective id?
shar
Hi Friends,
I wanted to create a linux user on the fly(ie. With mine PERL/CGI
script) .
Is there a method to do so. I am having a webserver with root access.
Pl. reply.
The distro I will be using is Redhat Enterprise Linux.
Thanks for your time and effort.
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Regards,
Abhishek jain
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