jailed cgi & ssh

Atm that's for apache 1.3 only. Also I believe it would be better integrated into this new build script if possible, but I don't think it's a priority and it certainly shouldn't be added until we have a stable release of this new script.

smtalk has done alot of work with this new build script, for DA and for the community, and I thank him for it.
 
Atm that's for apache 1.3 only. Also I believe it would be better integrated into this new build script if possible, but I don't think it's a priority and it certainly shouldn't be added until we have a stable release of this new script.

smtalk has done alot of work with this new build script, for DA and for the community, and I thank him for it.

Thank you GranTW, I really appreciate these words. About the custombuild script - 1.0 is feature frozen, so the new features will be only included into 1.1 version of it.
 
this one needs lots improvement.

Ok. Its working great for me as is but I am not using Apache 2 and Apache 2 was not mentioned prior to my comments so I didn't know that's what we were talking about.
 
one problem I was experiencing is that after jailed, cgi scripts weren't able to resolve domains if they were required to connect to other sites.
 
That make sense to me. I thought that was a feature of being jailed not a bug or problem. I thought that was what being jailed meant, that it was confined to itself. So as not to be accused of being a know-it-all let me say now that I am not sure but that is what I believed.
 
That make sense to me. I thought that was a feature of being jailed not a bug or problem. I thought that was what being jailed meant, that it was confined to itself. So as not to be accused of being a know-it-all let me say now that I am not sure but that is what I believed.


I believe he means that scripts like php can't open remote locations, eg. fopen("http://www.example.com/", "r")

Maybe this is because of /etc/resolve.conf

I don't know because I haven't tried jailed users.
 
Jailed cgi should not affect php scripts at all unless the php script is being run as a cgi. Most php scripts are run as an apache module and I would not think they would be affected by jailed cgi.
 
dig works fine, wget, ping and others can't resolve.
This problem was confirmed by John, but is not fixed yet.
 
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