Re: procmail

[robobob () xmission com (Jason S Kohles)]

On Tue, 6 Aug 1996, Dennis Simpson wrote:

> If you give them shell access to put up web pages, worrying about their
> being able to start an xterm this way versus another seems nonsensical
> to me.  I don't actually see why "shell access" is necessary for putting
> up web pages.  Why not let them ftp to their web page directories, but
> restrict their home directories (if they have one)?
How about this: we dont give users shell access to our web servers, however,
in order for their pages to be served, user home directories are NFS mounted
to the web server from a machine where they do have shell access.

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