in reply to killing linux process with CGI

Just an idea that may not be suitable in your particular case. Investigate su and sudo. I have no idea how your server is setup, it can be complicated or impossible. Google and groups.google search for "sudo cgi" etc. Usually you need suexec running, so that cgi scripts get run as the user of the homedir. Sudo is usually preferred nowadays, since it is more restrictive(safer), where you specify what can be run , and by who, in a sudoers configuration file ( usually /etc/sudoers)

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Re^2: killing linux process with CGI
by ultibuzz (Monk) on Oct 15, 2007 at 14:31 UTC
    im using sudo, good tip to use it here ;)