On 10/3/06, Fabio Corazza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
we are using a CGI under Apache that is spawned under a different user
through mod_suexec.
Everything is fine except the verbosity of the suEXEC mechanism, which
writes a notice for every request that is passed to the CGI:
[2006-10-03 11:52:11]: uid: (501/tmctaux) gid: (501/501) cmd:
imagescaler.cgi
[2006-10-03 11:52:11]: notice: AP_SUEXEC_UMASK of 002 allows write
permission to group and/or other
[2006-10-03 11:52:11]: uid: (501/tmctaux) gid: (501/501) cmd:
imagescaler.cgi
[2006-10-03 11:52:11]: notice: AP_SUEXEC_UMASK of 002 allows write
permission to group and/or other
I'd like to get rid of those notices since in production this logfile
will become HUGE (we receive a LOT of requests to that CGI).
I couldn't find any directive that can adjust the verbosity of the
suexec_log file, so if you have a solution for this issue or either a
workaround I would greatly appreciate your help.
Those messages are generated within suexec and since suexec is not
run-time configurable (for security reasons) they are not
configurable. You would need to edit the source code and recompile
(being careful to heed the warnings about not messing with suexec
unless you know what you are doing).
Joshua.
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