Hello,
in the default configurations I know apache runs as a dedicated users
(e.g. www). This user has no login shell set thus it is impossible to
login as this user and it usually has no home dir set either.
With my setup I have an (human) user hat has a login shell and homedir.
This users manages the data in the Document Root via SSH. The problem
that occurs within that setup is that files created by apache are owned
by user www thus read only to the human who manages these files.
What is best way to cope with this problem?
Hi,
For cgi's use suexec.
For php use mod_suphp or run php as cgi with mod_fcgid and suexec. The
combination mod_fcgid with suexec is faster then mod_suphp and you gain
more features with mod_fcgid. For example you can use mpm_worker with
php which you shouldn't use without mod_fcgid (or mod_fastcgi) because
some php modules aren't thread safe.
mod_suphp will be much easier to install, configure and manage compared
against mod_fcgid with suexec.
It reallay depends on your needs.
http://www.suphp.org/Home.html
http://fastcgi.coremail.cn/
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mod-fcgid/
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/en/suexec.html
regards,
Thomas
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