suEXEC starts but doesn't protect

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I compiled apache_1.3.12 and compiled suEXEC, when I start Apache it says:<br>[notice] suEXEC mechanism enabled (wrapper: /usr/local/apache/bin/suexec) <br>in the error file, so I know that is is stating, but suEXEC seems to be ignoring ALL the rules it should be protecting.&nbsp;&nbsp;In Apaches docs it says that it will not run files world writtable, or files owned by root, or files in a world writtable directory.&nbsp;&nbsp;Well I wanted to test it and make sure that it was working right, and it will run all scripts in under every circumstance.&nbsp;&nbsp;Any idea what is wrong?&nbsp;&nbsp;I compiled it with these options:<br>--enable-suexec <br>--suexec-caller=same_as_my_apache_user<br>--suexec-userdir=public_html<br>--suexec-docroot=/same_as_apache_doc_root<br>--suexec-logfile=/my_log_path/suexec-log <br>--suexec-uidmin=500 <br>--suexec-gidmin=500<br>--suexec-safepath=/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin<br><br>I have only received one error in my suexec-log file on all of the files that I run illegaly, that error was:<br>alert: too few arguments<br>Again, showing that it is running, but not protecting.<br><br>I am running virtual domains on this box, the path to the virtual domain directories is /same_as_apache_doc_root/virtual_domain<br>I have put:<br>user otherUser<br>group otherUser<br>To specify a different user/group then the one that apache is running as.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br><br>Any ideas would be very helpful.<br><br>Thanks,