Take it a step further, if you're using BIND 9 you can use HMAC keys to secure it.
> Abd> How can i restart the named service via mod_perl.
> Abd> The script will be activated via a web page.
>
> Abd> My apache is configured to use "User: apache, Group: apache"
>
> Abd> Is ther any other
Abd> How can i restart the named service via mod_perl.
Abd> The script will be activated via a web page.
Abd> My apache is configured to use "User: apache, Group: apache"
Abd> Is ther any other way except usine "User root" directive in my
Abd> httpd.conf file
Assuming you're running a
* Stephen Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-04-18 15:34]:
> On Thu, 18 Apr 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > or you would be safer running your name server as named as opposed
> > to root.
> >
> > STEVE
>
> It should be run as named, but trying to start and stop it as the
> named user won't get you
On Thu, 18 Apr 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> or you would be safer running your name server as named as opposed
> to root.
>
> STEVE
It should be run as named, but trying to start and stop it as the named
user won't get you very far if you plan on using port 53. :-)
===
or you would be safer running your name server as named as opposed to root.
STEVE
> You could use sudo and give the apache user permission to run, as root,
> whichever command you use to restart the server.
>
> Steve
>
> On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Abd El-Hameed Mohammed wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> How can
You could use sudo and give the apache user permission to run, as root,
whichever command you use to restart the server.
Steve
On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Abd El-Hameed Mohammed wrote:
> Hi,
> How can i restart the named service via mod_perl.
> The script will be activated via a web page.
> My apa
Hi,
How can i restart the named
service via mod_perl.
The script will be activated via a web
page.
My apache is configured to use "User: apache,
Group: apache"
Is ther any other way except usine "User
root" directive in my httpd.conf file
Hamid
