Hello,
I found a new hobby running an SSH honeypot and watching what the "naughty peole" are trying todo but i have a problem the addon that analyzes the collected data and displays those fancy graphs has a feature called "replay session log" it means i can watch what the attackers are trying todo but it is using an acl and group "www-data" needs read access to the correct directory.
Since i am not running ubuntu or Debian (or any of it's equivelants) but centos the group "www-data" doesn't exist on centos www-data is nobody on centos but that causes another problem.The honeypot addon is written in PHP and it uses the is_readable() function PHP: is_readable - Manual so i need the user that is running PHP but i have doubts i have mod_suexec enabled i think in that case it is not nobody but the account username but i can't get it to work
not really cPanel related this questiin but it is bugging me my kernel supports acl's already checked .
I found a new hobby running an SSH honeypot and watching what the "naughty peole" are trying todo but i have a problem the addon that analyzes the collected data and displays those fancy graphs has a feature called "replay session log" it means i can watch what the attackers are trying todo but it is using an acl and group "www-data" needs read access to the correct directory.
Since i am not running ubuntu or Debian (or any of it's equivelants) but centos the group "www-data" doesn't exist on centos www-data is nobody on centos but that causes another problem.The honeypot addon is written in PHP and it uses the is_readable() function PHP: is_readable - Manual so i need the user that is running PHP but i have doubts i have mod_suexec enabled i think in that case it is not nobody but the account username but i can't get it to work
not really cPanel related this questiin but it is bugging me my kernel supports acl's already checked .
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