Re: Apache suExec - how to configure under debian?

[Stuart Ballard <sballard@netreach.net>]

Robert Varga wrote:
> 
> If you have suidmanager installed, then you have this file. If you don't
> have, no probs, no need to install it.
> 
> But if you have it installed and you don't do these changes in suid.conf,
> then suidmanager will upon every restart clear the suid bit of the suexec
> binary, preventing apache to run.

I just installed suidmanager (sounds like something that is good to
have) and got an /etc/suid.conf which had nothing in it at all. Will
this cause me problems? What line should I add for apache suexec?

Thanks again,
Stuart.