infiniteedge
12th August 2004, 05:34 PM
I've got FC2, running apache 2.0.50 and I was trying to set up a little web hosting solution for me and my friends. Everyone's webpages are set up in /home/*/public_html or some variation. Right now suexec has the docroot set to the default /var/www and it's preventing me from running .cgi scripts anywhere inside all the users home directories. I believe I need to change the USER_DIR_SUFFIX to /home. Someone please correct me if this is not true.
i found a tutorial about how to compile the entire apache srpm and change the options for suexec but I really don't want to be recompiling apache every time a new version comes out. Is there a way to ONLY compile suexec and install it separetely? what is the easiest way to make this change without affecting my upgrade path? I'm looking for the path of least resistance here without endangering the security of my server. thanks.
btw, in the original apache source there is a make target for suexec. how do i access that via the srpm?
i found a tutorial about how to compile the entire apache srpm and change the options for suexec but I really don't want to be recompiling apache every time a new version comes out. Is there a way to ONLY compile suexec and install it separetely? what is the easiest way to make this change without affecting my upgrade path? I'm looking for the path of least resistance here without endangering the security of my server. thanks.
btw, in the original apache source there is a make target for suexec. how do i access that via the srpm?
