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Re: Apache+PHP+ftp security

Subject: Re: Apache+PHP+ftp security
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2005 00:27:17 +0800
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 19:54:44 +0100, abend <roy@clusterdigital.com> wrote:
In order to solve my problem, my questions are:
- Can i run apache's child processes with an arbitrary user
(configured in a VirtualHost basis)? This solve the second problem,
but is this a good idea?

With your requirements I dont see it being a problem.
I think you should also check out suExec with FastCGI(mod_fastcgi) for
php serving

- Does anyone know how to do the first configuration works as
expected? This solves the problem (safe_mode not needed).
- any other ideas?

Have the upload directory be sgid www-data

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                                                    Eduardo Tongson     
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