Hi Alan - spot on; thank you. To save having to learn about namespaces
I've just started Apache without 'PrivateTmp' in the service file, and
the script now works as expected (and 'lsns' no longer shows Apache as
having its own mount namespace).
journalctl also now shows that systemd unmounts
If you put gibberish in the .htaccess, do you get a 500 error or do
things still work? It's a quick test of whether it's being loaded or
not for your request.
Do you use mod_php or something fastcgi based? I think some of the
fastcgi methods do not work with htaccess.
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Hi
Apologies, I'm figuring this out as I go along, so I might state the
obvious, or not state something that I should.
We've deployed an application to a hosted linux server running CentOS
v7.9.2009 standard kvm, I have full access to this via whm, cpanel,
putty, and ftp.
The application's
On 1/23/2024 3:58 PM, EML wrote:
> What's interesting here is that CGI appears to be doing something more
> complex than simply forking a process. The script which is the problem
> has an EUID of 0, so why can't it unmount a filesystem? Have I just
> messed up (probably?) Or has Apache run me /wit
