Curt Zirzow wrote:
> * Thus wrote Joachim ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>> > Yes that is a big security hole. There are some hosting solutions,
>> > I cant really help you there, but this concept I think should work
>> > would be:
>> > [...]
>> > user/group: $virtualuser/apache
>>
>> Hmm, well. It may be
* Thus wrote Joachim ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Curt Zirzow wrote:
>
> >> This way, it seems to me like security hole, because I have to
> >> use 0777 while creating, then everybody could do everything with
> >> the files. Well, there is the open_basedir setting, put then,
> >> what's about other user
Curt Zirzow wrote:
>> This way, it seems to me like security hole, because I have to
>> use 0777 while creating, then everybody could do everything with
>> the files. Well, there is the open_basedir setting, put then,
>> what's about other user doing other things (not PHP)?
>>
>
> Yes that is a
* Thus wrote Joachim ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Cpt John W. Holmes wrote:
>
> >> So in fact the script has to run with the rights of the user
> >> web2??
> > Perhaps
> >> it does, but files/dirs are create with owner apache.
> >
> > PHP runs as a module inside of apache, so any files it creates
> > a
Cpt John W. Holmes wrote:
>> So in fact the script has to run with the rights of the user web2??
> Perhaps
>> it does, but files/dirs are create with owner apache.
>
> PHP runs as a module inside of apache, so any files it creates are owned
> by the Apache user. That's the way it works.
>
> If y
> I've got a problem with preconfigured server (Apache 1.3/MySQL 3/PHP 4):
>
> Files and directories created by a PHP script are always owned by the
apache
> user and apache group. But the script itself is inside of a virtualhost
> which has another user and group (web2 / ftponly)!
>
> So in fact t
Hi!
I've got a problem with preconfigured server (Apache 1.3/MySQL 3/PHP 4):
Files and directories created by a PHP script are always owned by the apache
user and apache group. But the script itself is inside of a virtualhost
which has another user and group (web2 / ftponly)!
So in fact the sc
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