On Mon, Jul 08, 2002 at 09:46:24PM +0200, martin f krafft wrote:
| also sprach David Wright <ichbin@shadlen.org> [2002.07.08.2140 +0200]:
| > Unfortunately, any apache update will re-set the suid bit on this
| > binary, and you'll have to repeat this step afterward.
|
| You sure about that? AFAIK, Debian's standard is to turn suexec off.
Yep. I found that suexec was the reason my cgi scripts wouldn't work,
even though there was nothing wrong with them. (the "wrong" was
~/public/html instead of ~/public_html)
I renamed my suexec binary to disable it. When I upgraded apache, it
had reinstated it (well, the new one) and I had to re-disable it to
restore my scripts.
-D
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