xpac <[email protected]> wrote on 10/14/2014 03:59:26 PM:
> Ok I found this little tidbit in some documentation:
>
> "As mentioned, the BackupPC user created on the system when
> installing the RPM has to run Apache in order for everything to work
> properly with the CGIs and mod_perl. Go ahead and setup the
> appropriate values in httpd.conf. "
>
> So BackupPC requires the user "backuppc" to run properly. Guess
> this is a question for the Nagios folks :(
You could run them on different ports... (I run Webmin and Apache on the
same box on different ports. Of course, they *have* to run on different
ports: Webmin supplies its own HTTP server.)
Or, I think you can get away without having Apache run as backuppc if you
*don't* use mod_perl. Seeing as the Web interface doesn't really do much,
I never have it run using mod_perl anyway. From what I read in the doc,
you could then run the web interface as whatever you want (say, apache)
and be fine. I have never tried myself, so I can't say for sure.
Reference:
http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/faq/BackupPC.html#Step-9:-CGI-interface
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