suexec mismatch

[acer2k]

[2002-07-08 17:25:10]: info: (target/actual) uid: (evegate/evegate) gid: (evegate/evegate) cmd: sniffer.cgi
[2002-07-08 17:25:10]: error: target uid/gid (32005/508) mismatch with directory (32005/508) or program (32005/507) or trusted user (0/10)


Please help!

 

[acer2k]

PROBLEM :P

[2002-07-08 17:25:10]: info: (target/actual) uid: (evegate/evegate) gid: (evegate/evegate) cmd: sniffer.cgi
[2002-07-08 17:25:10]: error: target uid/gid (32005/508) mismatch with directory (32005/508) or program (32005/507) or trusted user (0/10)


Please help!

 

[feanor]

OK we'll probably need some more detail here.........
As in , what caused this?
What changed recently on your box?

What file is this a snippet of?

Why is this related to cpanel support?
:p

 

[shannon]

oh oh oh! I know I know!

It's a clipping from a suexec_log file! the program isn't owned by the userID that suexec is trying to run it as.

Or something.

I know I've seen something very similar before, I'd check the permissions on this 'sniffer.cgi' file.

 

[acer2k]

This problem started as soon as I installed a Cpanel Apache upgrade.

 

[Djelibeybi]

In the /scripts directory:

./fixsuexeccgiscripts

To get a CGI (Perl) script to work correctly under SuExec:

The directory in which the file is stored must be owned by the web process (user account) and chmod 755.

The file itself must *also* be owned by the user account and chmod 755.

I've had problems copying files as root and not chowning them.