Hello,
using suexec, it's possible that a file is not accessible by
the apache user, but still accessible (through a script) to
the HTTP client.
So my configuration looks like this:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName test.host
ServerAlias test.host.vollmann.ch
DocumentRoot /test/www
SuexecUserGroup wwwtest test
ScriptAlias /test /var/www-suexec/test/auth-command
# avoid error logs about non-accessible htaccess files:
<Directory /test>
AllowOverride None
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
Now the client sends a request like
<http://test.host/test/data/info/index?service=get>
And the script handles that request and everything is fine.
But in the error log I find an entry:
(13)Permission denied: access to /data/info/index denied
This is (probably) because the apache user has no access
to /test/www/data/info, neither read nor execute.
How can I avoid this (bogus) error entry?
Running Apache/2.2.9 on Linux (Debian lenny).
Detlef
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