bpratt Wrote:pasichnyk Wrote:You might want to look at upgrading to a recent nightly build, as the current trunk has a ton of bugs resolved as compared to RC2c. If this isn't an option, attach the domain's section from your ispcp.conf file (from apache conf directory), and obscure the ip/domain. Myself or someone else can point you in the right direction for getting up and running with suexec for user domains.
I'm a little bit unsure about upgrading to a nightly build at the moment, and was hoping to have seen a RC3 come out by now with a upgrade script.
Okay, here's the specific section of my ispcp.conf :-
Code:
...
<IfModule mod_fastcgi.c>
SuexecUserGroup vu2045 vu2045
</IfModule>
...
Do you actually have mod_fastcgi running? You may have to make a conf change to your httpd.conf or /etc/conf.d/apache2 in order to turn it on... I am really not familiar with how debian works, so hopefully someone else can provide better guideance...
Also, if you want to run this without fastcgi, and just suexec, you could change the <IfModule line to require suexec instead of fastcgi...
EDIT: the trunk now for debian uses the following instead of what you have...
Code:
<IfModule suexec_module>
SuexecUserGroup {SUEXEC_USER} {SUEXEC_GROUP}
</IfModule>
This way even if you don't have fastcgi setup, your cgi's will still run as the user's account. But it really looks like you don't even have fastcgi running currently...