Atomicorp

Damn suexec is blocking my scripts and causing issues.

[2011-02-25 08:58:28]: uid: (10001/aus-city) gid: (505/psacln) cmd: ultimatebb.cgi
[2011-02-25 08:58:28]: target uid/gid (10001/505) mismatch with directory (10001/504) or program (10001/505)
[2011-02-25 08:58:45]: uid: (10001/aus-city) gid: (505/psacln) cmd: ultimatebb.cgi
[2011-02-25 08:58:45]: target uid/gid (10001/505) mismatch with directory (10001/504) or program (10001/505)
[2011-02-25 08:59:01]: uid: (10001/aus-city) gid: (505/psacln) cmd: ultimatebb.cgi
[2011-02-25 08:59:01]: target uid/gid (10001/505) mismatch with directory (10001/504) or program (10001/505)
[2011-02-25 09:00:01]: uid: (10001/aus-city) gid: (505/psacln) cmd: auto_pickup.pl
[2011-02-25 09:00:57]: uid: (10001/aus-city) gid: (505/psacln) cmd: mail.cgi
[2011-02-25 09:01:27]: uid: (10001/aus-city) gid: (505/psacln) cmd: mail.cgi

How can I fix this. For now I renamed /usr/sbin/suexec to suexec.disabled and restarted httpd, at least stuff runs!

What's a proper way to fix it?

Thanks!

change the file ownership to match the directory owner or vice versa.

But that will break plesk, as these scripts are in the domains /cgi-bin and uploaded with the domain user, the directory on cgi-bin is not the same group as the domain, its defaulted that way by plesk.

Plesk wont care unless you try and use the file manager to manage the files.

Have you used the Plesk-specific suexec or might you have accidentally overwritten it with the default centos one?

It's the plesk one, I verified that firstly.

The scripts live in a sub directory in cgi-bin and these are the domain user/group the same as httpdocs.

I will try changing their group to match cgi-bin

I put them in cgi-bin as they don't run in httpdocs.