Am Donnerstag 12 Februar 2009 11:15:36 schrieb Matus UHLAR - fantomas: > On 12.02.09 08:59, Jürgen Mathwich wrote: > > I 've got a problem regarding apache's environ handling. I know about the > > usage of SetEnv and PassEnv. To use them I have to know the key/name of > > every single environ variable. > > > > When doing a > > > > # cat /proc/<APACHE-PID>/environ > > > > it shows me more variables than the cgi knows about. Now I have a project > > where I need to pass all the vars without knowing their keys to the cgi > > (just ALL of them), but I don't have any idea how to solve this in a easy > > way. > > the vars from where? Apache can only send to CGI variables it has set when > started, or on config file. > > Note that for example suexec limits variables that are sent to CGIs all vars from the apaches process environ - so ... those that were exported in /etc/profile and similar shell configurations. (assuming apache does not run in an spearate chroot environ or other *tricks* ignoring environmental settings)
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