> I have a number of vhosts configured with SuexecUserGroup
> to run the scripts with limited privileges and the dept. web-site on one
> of them. The problem is the webmaster can't read online context help
> which comes with the cms the site is using. Most help files (>2K) have
> *.php.html extension. *.php and *.html scripts both work as I suspect
> they should, but when it comes to *.php.html suexec starts complaining
> (most regular files are 0660 and the webmaster is a member of the
> group):
>
> directory is writable by others
> file is writable by others
> file has no execute permission
>
> and finally after fixing all the above
>
> /var/log/httpd/suexec.log:
> uid: (10003/web6_www) gid: (10006/10006) cmd: *.php.html
>
> /var/www/web6/log/error.log:
> Premature end of script headers: *.php.html
After all it turned out to be quite an easy fix. Add
AddHandler default-handler .html
to vhost config and read "Files with Multiple Extensions"
section in apache manual:
Care should be taken when a file with multiple extensions gets
associated with both a MIME-type and a handler...
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