Is there a way other than using suExec to run a CGI script invoked by apache with user name different than nobody.
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padhu.
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padhu.
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apache run CGI with user different than nobody
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in your apache configuration /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf, there are system variables --
User
Group
In earlier version, the default is "nobody" for both and apache 2.0 changed the default to "apache" for both User and Group. If you want to name them something else, just edit this httpd.conf file to whatever you like such as --
User my_name
Group my_name
~ Gary
User
Group
In earlier version, the default is "nobody" for both and apache 2.0 changed the default to "apache" for both User and Group. If you want to name them something else, just edit this httpd.conf file to whatever you like such as --
User my_name
Group my_name
~ Gary
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