Hi
I've tried a few alternative solutions but i can't remember if a global
ScriptAlias was one of them. Possibly only a global Alias. I will try it
as soon as i get some time for it.
The configuration is as follows in each vhost.
AddHandler php-v4 .php
Action php-v4 /cgi-bin/program.cgi
This forces each vhost to have a program.cgi which is a copy of the php
binary interpreter. This is in the <Directory> section of each vhost.
The section also contains ExecCGI in Options.
Med vänliga hälsningar
Stefan Midjich aka nocturnal
[Swehack] http://swehack.se
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 5/31/06, nocturnal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I've managed to configure my vhosts to run PHP as CGI without the need
for a Shebang and 755 permissions on PHP script files. The only problem,
a big problem in my opinion, is that i need to create a cgi-bin
directory in each vhosts web root directory and place a copy of the php
binary interpreter file in that directory. I do this because the users
are not allowed to execute things outside of their web root directory. I
would like to know other possible solutions to this that don't require
me to keep a large file in every users directory which not only adds to
that users file system quota but also is at risk of being removed or
altered by the user herself.
Thank you in advance for any help. I would love it if you could share
your experiences of multiple solutions to this, even if they, in your
opinions, have flaws.
It would help if you showed the config you are using. I would think
that a global ScriptAlias (outside any <VirtualHost> section) could
easily do what you want.
Joshua.
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