RE: Ident Authentication Broken just after installation of 1.10.4

>The Bricolage Web server should run under the system
user with  
>the same name as the database user. So if the database
user is "bric",

>then the system user (and group, in all likelihood)
should also be  
>"bric".

OK, then we should probably consider changing the bric
installation's
default apache user to run as "bric" rather than
"nobody" IMHO so as not
to confound new users.

On Mar 19, 2008, at 08:34, Beaudet, David P. wrote:

> OK, then we should probably consider changing the bric
installation's
> default apache user to run as "bric" rather
than "nobody" IMHO so as  
> not
> to confound new users.

Um, no. I won't change Bricolage that much because of ident
stupidity.  
There are two choices:

   1. Use "nobody" as the name of the bricolage
database user when you  
are installing. This is how most Debian users have done it
in the  
past, I belive.

   2. Disable the stupid ident setting.

Best,

David

On Wed, 19 Mar 2008, David E. Wheeler wrote:
> On Mar 19, 2008, at 08:34, Beaudet, David P. wrote:
>> OK, then we should probably consider changing the
bric installation's
>> default apache user to run as "bric"
rather than "nobody" IMHO so as not
>> to confound new users.
>
> Um, no. I won't change Bricolage that much because of
ident stupidity.

/me rofl