It is the name of a new database that should be unique in the MySQL server instance. The parameter descriptions of the above syntax are as follows: Parameter Make not I kill all the processes, on my server px -x will only return like 4 times /sbin/apache and it's pretty safe to kill them without any trouble.CREATE DATABASE database_name It's not the very best solution, but I've used it a couple of times when I needed to do it quick without to much trouble. * Because the first line of our $output will look like * It should be possible to filter in this, but I won't do it now. Put each individual line into an array * -x Select processes without controlling ttys * PS Unix command to report process status In my own opinion it is a horrible idea to pass a system command through a SUID- ie have the SUID accept the name of a command as a parameter. Write a simple binary and elevate the privileges of the binary as a SUID. SUID scripts open up security holes, so you don't always want to go this route even if it is an option. SUID is disabled for scripts on many flavors of Unix. If you decide to use a SUID it is best not to SUID a script. You may as well kick yourself in the face. You are absolutely insane if you decide to run apache as root. If you need to run a system command with elevated privileges think through the problem carefully!Ģ. Unix won't allow privileges to be elevated in this manner. If you are running php as an Apache module in Unix then every system command you run is run as user apache. Here are a couple of helpful hints I've gathered from experimentation and Unix documentation.ġ. It is easy to open up huge security holes. It's a good idea to use caution and planing.
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