I would say you should set up suexec to let the user that Apache runs as
execute those specific commands as a privaleged user. But use suexec
with EXTREME care.
Issac
bo wrote:
Hello gurus,
I am notivice on Apache configuration.
I wrote a CGI program, which will display
some system status
Hellogurus,I am notivice
on Apache configuration.I wrote a CGI program, which will displaysome
system status on the client PC's browser window.This CGI program will
execute a couple of system commandunder /sbin with reading some system
status from /proc.I have no problem to access or
At 5:39 PM -0800 4/4/02, bo wrote:
How do I allow those files accessible from the CGI script?
The problem has nothing to do with Apache. The user that the Apache
process is running as does not have access to those files. You need
to either open up the permissions on /sbin to more users
or of course, you could use the 'group's feature and put the
user apache runs as in the right groups and give that group the
permissions to run the files you want in /sbin...
On Fri, 2002-04-05 at 14:12, Kee Hinckley wrote:
At 5:39 PM -0800 4/4/02, bo wrote:
How do I allow those files
