[freeside] 1.2.3 released

[Brian Walters]

You are obviously using mod_perl. unfortunately since Ivan has implemented
some security things based on the freeside user, you have to run the httpd
as freeside. You might find a trick or 2 over on the mod_perl list but I
fiddled with this for a few days before just accepting it. There are a
couple of threads that Ivan explains the security model and how the freeside
is used.

Brian Walters                                        281-494-UNIX(8649)
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kirk Moore [mailto:kmoore at aa.net]
> Subject: RE: [freeside] 1.2.3 released
>
>
> Ok heres the question...
>
> This should be simple...
>
> I set the User in Apache to freeside and it came right up...
> now... what is
> the easiest way to get this to work without the User tag set to
> freeside in
> httpd.conf file?
>
> I can add information.. and everything seems to be working... I
> just have to
> solve this last little problem.