Re: [Speedycgi-users] open temp file: Permission denied

[Sam H. <sa...@da...>]

I don't know what the instructions say, but you've got an extraneous space
in there after the Speedycgi -T option.  Your shebang line should read:

 #!/usr/local/bin/speedy_suid -T -- -T/tmp/speedy

Actually, there's no reason for that option at all since /tmp/speedy is the
default temp-base.  You can just use:

 #!/usr/local/bin/speedy_suid -T


 > Hi,
 > 
 > Im new to the list, so please forgive me if this problem has been
 > discussed before. I didn't find any useful information in the archives
 > though.
 > 
 > Here goes..
 > 
 > Im installing openwebmail, and want to use speedyCGI, s=E5 I follow the
 > openwebmail instructions and use
 > 
 > #!/usr/local/bin/speedy_suid -T -- -T /tmp/speedy
 > 
 > At first it seemed to work, backend threads were started, but every
 > other time I request a script, I get an internal server error, with the
 > following in the apache error log..
 > 
 > speedy_backend[51086]: open temp file: Permission denied
 > 
 > 
 > Is this a common problem? Openwebmail gets some of the backend threads
 > started as root, and some of them as the user logged in, which I think
 > might be the problem, I mean if the su'ed user tries to alter some of
 > the temp files that root created and so on..
 > 
 > in /tmp/, I have several speedy.whatever files.
 > 
 > Any help would be appriciated,
 > 
 > 
 > best regards,
 > 
 > Jesper Dalberg,
 > Cybercity Internet