T timouk Verified User Joined Feb 1, 2005 Messages 10 May 21, 2006 #1 Hi, Does anyone know the location of the file from which this file (ips.conf - in /etc/httpd/conf) is generated from? Thanks, Tim
Hi, Does anyone know the location of the file from which this file (ips.conf - in /etc/httpd/conf) is generated from? Thanks, Tim
nobaloney NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam † Joined Jun 16, 2003 Messages 25,086 Location California May 21, 2006 #2 DirectAdmin generates it from the list of available/assigned IP#s; see your admin control panel. Jeff
DirectAdmin generates it from the list of available/assigned IP#s; see your admin control panel. Jeff
T t.bloo Verified User Joined Sep 6, 2005 Messages 20 Jun 2, 2006 #3 That is clear, but I need to remove an option (SuexecUserGroup) from it each time it is changed. How can I do that?
That is clear, but I need to remove an option (SuexecUserGroup) from it each time it is changed. How can I do that?
T timouk Verified User Joined Feb 1, 2005 Messages 10 Jun 2, 2006 #4 Thats exactly the same problem I have ^. Each time the file is generated the SuexecUserGroup line appears, and apache doesn't start. What is SuexecUserGroup?
Thats exactly the same problem I have ^. Each time the file is generated the SuexecUserGroup line appears, and apache doesn't start. What is SuexecUserGroup?
DirectAdmin Support Administrator Staff member Joined Feb 27, 2003 Messages 8,469 Jun 3, 2006 #5 Hello, SuexecUserGroup is the same as the 2 User and Group commands for apache 1.3. I don't believe there is a template for the ips.conf, so at the moment, what you'd need to do is: Code: cd /etc/httpd/conf cp ips.conf ips2.conf perl -pi -e 's/ips.conf/ips2.conf/' httpd.conf Then edit the ips2.conf however you want, removing the SuexecUserGroup if needed. Then restart apache. John
Hello, SuexecUserGroup is the same as the 2 User and Group commands for apache 1.3. I don't believe there is a template for the ips.conf, so at the moment, what you'd need to do is: Code: cd /etc/httpd/conf cp ips.conf ips2.conf perl -pi -e 's/ips.conf/ips2.conf/' httpd.conf Then edit the ips2.conf however you want, removing the SuexecUserGroup if needed. Then restart apache. John
T t.bloo Verified User Joined Sep 6, 2005 Messages 20 Jun 3, 2006 #6 Thanks, it works as expected. It is not a real solution but it's a solid work around to keep things running which is very valuable for me. T.
Thanks, it works as expected. It is not a real solution but it's a solid work around to keep things running which is very valuable for me. T.
1 1024solutions Verified User Joined Jul 19, 2004 Messages 12 Nov 3, 2006 #7 @DirectadminSupport : Please make a fix for this. I don't think it should be that hard. Also see http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15382 Thanks
@DirectadminSupport : Please make a fix for this. I don't think it should be that hard. Also see http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15382 Thanks
T t.bloo Verified User Joined Sep 6, 2005 Messages 20 Dec 7, 2006 #8 It's now part of the latest Direct Admin update (1.281): http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=691 Thanks!
It's now part of the latest Direct Admin update (1.281): http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=691 Thanks!