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From: m0nkey <poo...@wa...> - 2005-06-17 04:45:53
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I've installed mini_sendmail and dropped it in my jail: /var/chroot/apache/usr/sbin/mini_sendmail I then changed the sendmail_path in /etc/php/apache2-php4/php.ini to either: /var/chroot/apache/usr/sbin/mini_sendmail or /usr/sbin/mini_sendmail I get the exact same result.. which is no mail.. no error. Just to clarify, I restart the service with every change. I also noticed in your box (Apache Security p.47).. that you mention adding SMTP=localhost for this case.. I also have that set with no luck. Any ideas how to get this working is greatly appreciated. Thanks pb > m0nkey wrote: >> Hello All >> >> I have a server using mod_security with chroot enabled. I have php/mysql >> working fine.. except for one piece. the mail function. Anyone know how >> to >> get >> around this? When this fails.. nothing is written to messages or >> error_log. >> Removing chroot option, mail() works again. > > The problem is not related to mod_security. PHP uses sendmail to > send email on Unix. Since there is no sendmail in jail the mail() > function does not work. It's somewhat ironic that PHP knows how > to send email SMTP but only when it's running on Windows. > > My suggestion is to install mini_sendmail: > http://www.acme.com/software/mini_sendmail/ > > (Installing sendmail would also work but that would defy the whole > point of having chroot in the first place.) > > >> Current versions of packages I'm running: >> >> mod_security-1.8.6 > > Why not upgrade to 1.8.7? Have a look at the list of things > fixed: > > http://www.modsecurity.org/documentation/known-issues.html > > -- > Ivan Ristic > Apache Security (O'Reilly) - http://www.apachesecurity.net > Open source web application firewall - http://www.modsecurity.org > > ______________________________________ Get your FREE 100MB email today at http://www.wapda.com |
