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Date: 15 May 2002 19:50:08 -0000
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Subject: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 9038]  -
    suexec is NOT being called by Apache 2.0.36

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suexec is NOT being called by Apache 2.0.36


------- Additional Comments From abatko@cs.mcgill.ca  2002-05-15 19:50 -------
To answer your question, I know that suexec only affects virtual hosts
and user directories.

In my case, I want suexec to work in user directories, so I enabled
cgi explicitly with "Options ExecCGI".

I'm not using virtual hosts; and I don't really understand the
purpose of the directive SuexecUserGroup.  Why specify a user and group
for cgi programs to run as, when the point of suexec, from what i've read
is to run cgi programs as their respective owners ?  I hope my lack of
understanding this point won't hinder you from investigating the problem.

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