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In a message dated 18-Mar-02 10:14:50 PM GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To change set the default /etc/skel files and to use useradd on linux,
you need to run as root ... but the cgi code normally runs with the
userid of the web
Hi,
We have a product that at the moment uses a combination of CGI and mod_perl.
While in the future it will be totally ported to mod_perl, until we figure
out exactly how we'd like to overcome the 'expat' issues we're stuck with a
mixed-mode enviroment.
Here however is the current problem.
In a message dated 18-Mar-02 7:36:55 PM GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You may want to look into useradd and /etc/skel on a Linux system. It
has everything you are trying to accomplish handled automatically
by using the standard Linux user creation techniques. No need to
In a message dated 30-Jan-02 6:08:29 AM GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
All these American-style names are verging on the racist.
This is world-wide code, not f---ing American-wide code.
Don't let the crappy AOL account fool you. Nessie is about 3 hours from here. The Yetti I
In a message dated 30-Jan-02 12:50:50 AM GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How about "BigFoot"?
Probably not the best for a server application. Might make one think of the "footprint" involved ... and isn't one of the major reasons to moving to mod_perl to reduce the overhead and
Hi,
I'd like to add a location directives dynamically at startup to a VirtualHost using a
startup script.
I've been trying:
$Apache::ReadConfig::VirtualHost{'127.0.0.1:80'}-{Location}-{'/'} = {
SetHandler = 'perl-script',
PerlHandler = 'Apache::Hello',
};
which doesn't work ... while
