Re: [users@httpd] Apache 2.2.3 - Virtual Host

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On 8/31/06, Evaggelos Balaskas <ebalaskas@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi to all,

i want only for a specific virtual host to give the authority
to one user - group .

in apache 1.3.x was User - Group Directive [0]
in apache 2.0.x wan't support User-Group in VH [1]
and was (is) the AssignUserId [2]

Is there something like this (User - Group, or alike) in
apache 2.2.x. I use the SuExecUserGroup directive [3] but
i want the user to write file without executing cgi scripts.

This never really did what you want in any version of Apache httpd.
User/Group in 1.3 have exactly the same effect as SuExecUserGroup in
2.x.  It was renamed to avoid the confusion that you seem to have (ie,
that User/Group has any effect beyond CGI scripts).  The perchild mpm
and AssignUserId did try to do what you want, but they never really
worked and there is no active development to make them work at the
moment.

The reason this isn't supported in any version of apache httpd is
because it is extremely difficult to accomplish without severe
compromises given the unix permissions model.  One alternative is to
run each vhost as a separate apache httpd instance and then use a
reverse proxy in front of them to forward requests.

Joshua.

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