Moritz Schlarb
Moritz Schlarb
Yep! You can only use those system calls as root. So the suexec binary itself has to be owned be root and needs the setuid bit in its permissions. Then...
Oh, that's simpler than I thought. :D But to support multiple worker servers, you'd need to have different ports and the webapp would need to know the addresses of all...
But first, I'm gonna finish the suexec/timeout wrapper - I like it when you have different options of doing it in the end! ;)
I opened a separate bug for the distributed working issue: #141
https://gist.github.com/moschlar/9e5bc8fd6a501fdb16cf
@madmurl0c The problem is basically the `docker manifest inspect` call that shepherd issues beforehand to determine whether it need to trigger a service update at all. Since that call is...
As a workaround: In `web/plugins/wato/ssllabs_check_pameters.py` add: ```python from cmk.gui.i18n import _ from cmk.gui.valuespec import ( Dictionary, Tuple, Age, RegExpUnicode, RegExp, TextAscii, ) from cmk.gui.wato import ( subgroup_applications, ) from cmk.gui.plugins.wato.utils...
Debian Bullseye basically doesn't ship most Python 2 packages anymore, but apparently pam_python and this module are not made compatible with Python 3 yet, so - yes, what a pity!
See https://github.com/Guake/guake/issues/492#issuecomment-119075514