Hi,
could anyone point me to a log file or suexec or something?
The standard apache error log shows nothing about my problem.
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> Does suexec of something trivial work? If not, what's in
> the suexec log?
I don't really see a suexec log? Where do I find this?
In the general apache logs, I don't see anything... that's the whole
annoying part!
> Does it work if you turn off selinux?
It is, and was, off; always. (I don't l
On 6 Nov 2008, at 19:25, Frank Kimbell wrote:
I THINK my question is related to suexec...
Does suexec of something trivial work? If not, what's in
the suexec log?
Does it work if you turn off selinux?
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> SELinux?
Nope: SELINUX=disabled
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On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 4:35 PM, Frank Kimbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Brian,
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> thanks for your remark:
>> Can you run the program from the server itself?
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> I actually did test this, but forgot to mention it.
> Yes, I did run it manually, and it does what it is supposed to do.
> So that'
Hi Brian,
thanks for your remark:
> Can you run the program from the server itself?
I actually did test this, but forgot to mention it.
Yes, I did run it manually, and it does what it is supposed to do.
So that's not it. It really is the combo apache+running this program...
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Can you run the program from the server itself? I.e., don't use a web
browser or GUI, just go the command line and try to run the program.
It sounds like it is running, but failing (or at least failing to do
what you expect). Off hand, I'd guess this is a problem with the
program, not apache or you
Hello,
I have a question... of course! :)
I THINK my question is related to suexec...
I have a GUI on my server, written in PHP.
It has a wrapper program, written in C I think (compiled), that runs a
few commands.
Now, I recently upgraded my system to Fedora 9 and the latest apache.
Suddenly, t
