Hi,
I have configured apache to run as root(Both User and Group).
Now, I have a cgi perl script which calls pgps to sign a
message. It works fine if I run it locally, but when I run it
from the web, I got the following error from pgps:
Cannot open configuration file pgp.cfg
Cannot open secret keyring "secring.skr"
Cannot open public keyring "pubring.pkr"
Cannot find a private key for signing: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is how I called pgps from the script:
$output = `/usr/bin/pgps -at -f mutt.$$ -o mutt.header.out.$$ -z \"my
keys\" -u [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2>&1`;
I have tried to use SetEnv PGPPATH /root/.pgp with no luck.
Do I have to use suEXEC from apache? I thought I configured
apache to run as root for both User and Group, then all the cgi
scripts will be run as root as well...
Thanks for the help...
Shao.
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