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Description of problem:
Fedora Core and Red Hat Linux ship with a group called "users". When users are
actually given this group as their default group, suexec will not permit
execution of CGI scripts.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a new user in the "users" group: useradd -g users foo

2. Make a public_html directory: mkdir -p ~foo/public_html ; chown -R foo:users
~foo ; chmod 755 ~foo ~foo/public_html

3. Create a test CGI script for the user: echo -e '#!/bin/sh\necho
"Content-type: text/plain"\necho\necho Hello, world"' >
~foo/public_html/hello.cgi ; chown foo:users ~foo/public_html/hello.cgi ; chmod
755 ~foo/public_html/hello.cgi

4. Enable UserDir processing in httpd.conf (UserDir public_html) and permit CGI
execution (Allow ExecCGI).

5. Hit http://localhost/~foo/hello.cgi

Actual Results:  The following entry appears in /var/log/httpd/suexec.log:

[2003-10-14 15:20:19]: cannot run as forbidden gid (100/hello.cgi)

Expected Results:  "Hello, world" displayed in the browser.

Additional info: