hi,
i have a linux apache 2.2.17 server with php 5.2.17
in the error log i see meny lines of :
cannot create mutex /var/tmp/clamav.lock
and when i reset my httpd this line also apper :
RSA server certificate is a CA certificate (BasicConstraints: CA == TRUE !?)
i have the new clamav installed
i did this to secure clients account with this :
Option that can be added to the directadmin.conf if you which to enable this feature:
secure_access_group=access
After enabling this, it applies to any newly created user.
To set it for existing users, run:
echo "action=rewrite&value=secure_access_group" >> /usr/local/directadmin/data/task.queue
What this feature does, is it creates a group called access (assuming you use this value). In this newly created group will be the users apache, nobody and mail. These 3 UID values will be granted permission into the users home directory by means of this access group set on /home/username for Users, and /home/username/domains for Admins and Resellers. The respective path will be set to chmod 710, thus preventing any other user on the system from looking in to that path. Note: If you're running clamd, you must also manually add the clamav user to this group.
the bold is the note that say something about clamav
how can i add it to the group like they say ?
it will solve my problem ?
i have a linux apache 2.2.17 server with php 5.2.17
in the error log i see meny lines of :
cannot create mutex /var/tmp/clamav.lock
and when i reset my httpd this line also apper :
RSA server certificate is a CA certificate (BasicConstraints: CA == TRUE !?)
i have the new clamav installed
i did this to secure clients account with this :
Option that can be added to the directadmin.conf if you which to enable this feature:
secure_access_group=access
After enabling this, it applies to any newly created user.
To set it for existing users, run:
echo "action=rewrite&value=secure_access_group" >> /usr/local/directadmin/data/task.queue
What this feature does, is it creates a group called access (assuming you use this value). In this newly created group will be the users apache, nobody and mail. These 3 UID values will be granted permission into the users home directory by means of this access group set on /home/username for Users, and /home/username/domains for Admins and Resellers. The respective path will be set to chmod 710, thus preventing any other user on the system from looking in to that path. Note: If you're running clamd, you must also manually add the clamav user to this group.
the bold is the note that say something about clamav
how can i add it to the group like they say ?
it will solve my problem ?
