On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 4:32 AM, Jean-Christophe Roux <jcxxr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a bash script update.sh that contains:
> rsync -- delete -avz -e ssh ${files} root@xxxxxx:/red
> when I use that script ./update.sh as root, it works like a charm as I set up the private/public key properly.
> When run from a php script through the apache webserver
> <?php
> exec("update.sh");
> ?>
> The rsync line is ignored.
You could use a combination of BASh and Expect shell code here,
but it wouldn't be very secure, because that would automate the root
login.
> I understand that the php script is called under the apache user, when the private/public key is for my root user. How can I set the the keys so that the apache user can run fully the php script?
> More generally, how do php users handles the ssh private/public keys when calling rsync?
Generate keys for `nobody` or `apache` (whatever user as which
Apache is being executed). Alternatively, install phpSuExec, Suhosin,
or suPHP so that the scripts are run as the user for which they were
called.
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