For those that have not run into it, the multiuser PHP problem is this:you have a shared, multiuser web server where many people have their ownweb pages, and some of them want to have PHP-based applications. Thisis a perfectly reasonable thing to ask for, but PHP runs in the webserver under the web server's UID and to have at least a pretense ofaccountability and security you want a user's dynamic stuff to run asthat user, so at most they can blow

Our iSCSI targets use port multiplied ESATA totalk to their data disks. This, for those who have not had to deal withit yet, is a way of undoing one of the advantages of SATA; instead ofhaving one disk per port, channel and cable, now you have some numberof disks per port (I've seen as many as five). The advantage is thatif you want lots of disks, you don't have to find room for (say) 12individual connectors on