Re^4: Might there be some bug in glob under apache?

[markseger]

Oh I see, you mean to verify the directory is there, etc. I should have said the very first thing I did was to 'su apache', after granting it login in /etc/passwd. Then I ran my script manually form a shell and it ran jusyt fine. So the directory exists AND is readable by the apache user BUT the glob returns a 0 when invoked as a web page.

Still feels like a funky apache interaction thing.

-mark

[Anonymous Monk]

Still feels like a funky apache interaction thing.

Well, I did mention chroot and selinux, so check those too (I don't know how)

[markseger]

Like I said, I already verified my script runs correctly outside a web server as the apache user so I'm out of tricks and looking for someone who has some. -mark

[Anonymous Monk]

Like I said, I already verified my script runs correctly outside a web server as the apache user so I'm out of tricks and looking for someone who has some. -mark

Yeah, and chroot and selinux are features that can be selectively enabled for apache in various ways

Switching to user apache isn't sufficient to ruling this stuff out, you have to examine apache configuration ...