I don't know if you've seen this article or not, but along with the suexec documentation at apache.org, I found it to be very helpful while I was setting up apache with suexec for a RedHat system at work.
http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/tutorials/1445/1/ I've been trying to set up apache with suexec support enabled on my debian system, but I'd like to set up document root to be in the /home/[username] directory (as you have it) rather than the debian default /var/www. I imagine that you had to use source .debs in order to customize the layout? Any suggestions on how you went about this would be appreciated. eirik on 12/10/00 12:34 PM, Eireann Lewy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Okay... well, I changed the script somewhat and it should have worked > but didn't. When I looked in suexec.log, I found this: > > [2000-12-10 12:36:36]: uid: (max/max) gid: (max/max) cmd: finger.cgi > [2000-12-10 12:36:36]: cannot get docroot information (/home/max) > > This is the guy who has the script I showed you the other day. So what > does this error mean? What do I need to do about it? > > Erin >
