/etc/sbox/sbox.conf

# SBOX configuration file
# This file let you set different limits of the sbox cgi-bin wrapper
# Toggles can have values of On/Off, 1/0, Yes/No
# Variable names are set to CASE_INSENSITIVE

#******************* UID/GID CONFIG ******************#

# user that the Web server runs as
web_user dtc

# group that the Web server runs as
web_group dtcgrp

# allows scripts to be executed if owned by WEB_USER or WEB_GROUP
allow_web_owned_scripts Off

# lowest UID that we will suid to
uid_min 100

# highest UID that we will suid to
uid_max 65535

# lowest GID that we will sgid to
gid_min 100

# highest GID that we will sgid to
gid_max 65535

# Determine whether to use the ownerships of the script or the _directory_
# that the script is found in for the SUID/SGID IDs. If off, it will use
# the UID/GID of the script, if On, it will use the directory UID/GID
sid_mode_directory Off

#******************* PATH CONFIG ******************#

# If set to on, then the user's script will have limited access to
# only the paths defined in safe_path
use_safe_path Off

# SAFE_PATH -- this is the path that will be placed in the environment.
# Script will be running chroot to the user's home directory, so these 
# directories may not be available.
safe_path "/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin"

# LOG_FILE  -- log what sbox does.  If undefined, won't log.
#              If an empty string, logs to standard error.
log_file "/var/log/sbox.log"

# To help debugging, you might want to print the environment
# variables on sbox.log. To do so, set to "on" bellow.
do_log_envvars Off

# ECHO_FAILURES  -- If set to 1, will echo fatal error messages
#              to the browser.  Set to FALSE to inhibit error messages.
echo_failures On

#******************* CHROOT CONFIG ******************#

# DO_CHROOT -- if set to 1, sbox will
# do a chroot to the user's home directory.
do_chroot On

# ROOT
# Directory to which sbox will chroot(), relative to the author's
# document root.
root ".."

# CGI_BIN
# Directory in which users' executables must reside, relative to their
# document root.  For best results, this must be contained within ROOT.
#cgi_bin "../cgi-bin"
cgi_bin "../html"


# DO_SUID and DO_SGID -- if set to 1, sbox
# will SUID and/or SGID to the user and group ownership of
# the _directory_ in which the target script is found
do_suid Off
do_sgid Off

#******************* RESOURCE LIMITS ******************#
# Soft limits can be increased by the application.  Hard limits cannot be
# changed.

# Whether or not you want to set limits at all.
# If your sytem does not have <sys/resource.h>, then you will
# need to set this to 0.
set_limits On

# priority
priority 10

# maximum CPU time in seconds
limit_cpu_hard 1200
limit_cpu_soft 100

# maximum size of a single file that can be created (blocks) * 1024
limit_fsize_hard 204800 # This is 200MB
limit_fsize_soft 102400 # This is 100MB

# maximum amount of in-memory data * 1024
limit_data_hard 81920 # This is 80MB
limit_data_soft 10240 # This is 10MB

# maximum stack size * 1024
limit_stack_hard 81920 # This is 80MB
limit_stack_soft 10240 # This is 10MB

# core dump size * 1024
limit_core_hard 0 # 0 = don't allow core dumps
limit_core_soft 0 # 0 = don't allow core dumps

# maximum memory ("resident set") usage * 1024
limit_rss_hard 81920 # This is 80MB
limit_rss_soft 20480 # This is 20MB

# max number of processes script can spawn
limit_nproc_hard 2560
limit_nproc_soft 320

# max number of open file descriptors
limit_nofile_hard 2560
limit_nofile_soft 320

# PHP interpreter path
php_path "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/php"

# Python interpreter path
python_path "/usr/bin/python"

# Perl interpreter path
perl_path "/usr/bin/perl"

# Ruby interpreter path
ruby_path "/usr/bin/ruby1.8"
sbox-dtc 1.11.7-1 / etc / sbox / sbox.conf
