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I haven't really looked into suExec + apache2, I'd rather stick w/ Apache 1 |
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when using PHP (although I hear PHP+Apache2 is a lot more stable than when I |
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attempted it). The php files do not have to be executable.. I'd rather |
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modify the behavior of apache than my kernel. |
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-----Original Message----- |
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From: Florian Huber [mailto:florian.huber@×××××××××××.de] |
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Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 3:01 AM |
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To: gentoo-server@g.o |
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Subject: RE: [gentoo-server] Measure/Control traffic per user/customer |
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Hi Chris, |
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thank you for your quick answer. |
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On Tue, 2003-12-09 at 22:14, Chris Schwerdt wrote: |
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> Mod_throttle also has a statistics page (tab |
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> delimited) that I have written a script to parse through and continually |
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> update vhost transfer totals. Mod_throttle also allows you to set a limit |
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> on bytes transferred per vhost. |
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Ok, this sounds good. But is there something similar for apache2? |
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> I'd look into using the php+suexec patch. |
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There is also a possibility to "register" .php files as binfmt_misc and use |
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the unpatched suexec. |
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Do the php files have to be executable for suxec? |
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Bye |
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Florian |
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