note joeface <P> If you're running Apache, check out <A HREF="http://httpd.apache.org/docs/suexec.html">suexec</A>. It allows the "apache" user to execute CGIs that are owned by another user, as if Apache were su-ing to that user just to run the CGI script. </P> <P> It requires that you have Apache set up to recognize an html directory for each user (/home/userFoo/public_html, or the like), and a cgi directory for each user. The users can access that directory by going to your URL, but with ~username at the end:<BR> <BR> http://www.yourdomain.com/~userFoo/cgi-bin/saConfig.cgi<BR> </P> <P> There are some rather strict requirements for suexec to work. They're listed in the suexec page ref'd above. </P> Cheers,<BR> Joe 228534 228534