how to disable CageFS for a user

[miladtnt]

I want to disable CageFS just for one user
I ve installed cloudlinux in cpanel

I need to disable CageFS becouse I installer imagemagick (convert) and it works just in root user... i want to work with it in another user

 

[Infopro]

The docs may be of some use to you:
CloudLinux Documentation

Or, WHM > Plugins > CageFS > Select User

 

[MironJ]

Just force CageFS update with the new installed files (#cagefsctl --force-update), eventually restart httpd (#/scripts/restartsrv_httpd) and that's all, no need for disabling user from the CageFS

 

[twhiting9275]

So much misinformation and disinformation here. People, if you don't know what you're doing, please, stop trying to be "helpful" , you're only hurting things in the longrun. Sad that even staff are doing this any more.

To disable cagefs for a user, there are two options

#1: From ssh (easiest)

cagefsctl --disable username

#2: From WHM
Login to WHM
Search for CageFS
Move the user from 'enabled' to 'disabled

You can also add the program you're trying to use to the skeleton. There's a couple of methods to doing this, both need to be done from ssh

#1: RPM
cagefsctl --addrpm rpmname

#2: Manual
Create a custom file in /etc/cagefs/conf.d. Call it my.cfg or something else
Add something to the file, something like

[my]
comment=My Configurations here
paths=/bin/prog1, /bin/prog2, /bin/prog3

Exit the file
run

cagefsctl --force-update

No http restart should be necessary. No http configs have changed, just new binaries have been added

In your case

cagefsctl --addrpm ImageMagick

should do what you're looking for.

 

[Infopro]

So much misinformation and disinformation here. People, if you don't know what you're doing, please, stop trying to be "helpful" , you're only hurting things in the longrun. Sad that even staff are doing this any more.

Your friendly and helpful post differs from the actual CloudLinux docs in what way?

 

[twhiting9275]

Your friendly and helpful post differs from the actual CloudLinux docs in what way?

Your telling someone to RTFM helps someone in what way? It doesn't. It sends the user on a wild goose chase , having them pour through countless pages of documentation that might not actually get them what they're looking for.

I get it, you're probably not familiar with CL. Great, so, there's no need for you to post in a thread related to CL then. Pretty common sense there. Even for an 'employee' of cPanel. You're not helping, you're misdirecting (though that first line wasn't exactly directed at you, but the misinformation in the post after yours).

 

[Infopro]

I disagree. My link is to the actual page with the same command you posted. He may not trust yours, or mine, but he should be able to trust the actual docs.

I run CloudLinux on all my servers.

Please calm down.