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| In this article, we show how to install CageFS (a Cloudlinux feature) and enable it with LiteSpeed Web Server. | In this article, we show how to install CageFS (a Cloudlinux feature) and enable it with LiteSpeed Web Server. | ||
| - | Detailed installation instructions for CageFS can be found at http://docs.cloudlinux.com/installation2.html | + | Detailed installation instructions for CageFS can be found at http://docs.cloudlinux.com/index.html?cagefs_installation.html |
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| - | CageFS, previously known as [[litespeed_wiki:securelve_how_to|SecureLVE]], is a security extension of CloudLinux. It creates a virtualized file system and set of tools for each end user. This makes sure that each user can see only their own files and tools. The separation is preserved for shell scripts, CGI scripts, and cronjobs as well. | + | CageFS, previously known as SecureLVE, is a security extension of CloudLinux. It creates a virtualized file system and set of tools for each end user. This makes sure that each user can see only their own files and tools. The separation is preserved for shell scripts, CGI scripts, and cronjobs as well. |
| ==== 1. Installation ==== | ==== 1. Installation ==== | ||
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| - | To enable in LSWS, go to WebAdmin Console -> Configuration -> Server -> General -> CloudLinux and set CloudLinux to "CageFS" or "CageFS without suEXEC". | + | To enable in LSWS, go to **Configuration > Server > General > CloudLinux** and set **CloudLinux** to ''CageFS'' or ''CageFS without suEXEC''. |
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| Create a test file under the document root as follows: | Create a test file under the document root as follows: | ||
| <code> | <code> | ||
| - | test1@cptest [~]# cat test.php | + | test1@cptest [~]# vi test.php |
| <?php | <?php | ||
| $passwd=`cat /etc/passwd`; | $passwd=`cat /etc/passwd`; | ||
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| </code> | </code> | ||
| - | Pointing the browser to http://test1.example.com/test.php should show the following: (Only the user's own /etc/passwd is visible to the jailed vhost.) | + | Pointing the browser to ''<nowiki>http://test1.example.com/test.php</nowiki>'' should show the following: (Only the user's own ''/etc/passwd'' is visible to the jailed vhost.) |
| <code> | <code> | ||