I want to execute .sh script with root permissions from web.

>>57168169
Gentoo doesn't have this problem.

I have one simple sh script, which adds line to the file. If I execute it from terminal with sudo /usr/share/nginx/html/adduzer.sh I see results in /work/test.txt, but if I execute the same command from php file with shell_exec('sudo /usr/share/nginx/html/adduzer.sh'); or exec('sudo /usr/share/nginx/html/adduzer.sh'); - I have not got new line in the file.

Nginx logs are empty. How I can execute the sh script with root rights for string add?

I've also written not root user to /etc/sudoers construction, like in first message, and I've executed it succesfully like a root. So constructions should to work, but it don't for php...
What I can do here?

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>>57168204
I like gentoo, but have got centos vps, which works little weird, from my point of view. I think, there some SElinux... How I can block selinux or give access to this operations? Any advices?

>>57168224
Are you running apache or nginx?

>>57168252
nginx, but php gives 'apache' as result from echo exec('woami').
Anyway I have constructions for apache, nginx and www-data users in /etc/sudoers

I've add user without root privilegies and add for him one more construction to /etc/sudoers - and it works well from terminal. So something blocks nginx\php for the same operation?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24149071/php-shell-exec-and-sudo-commands-for-selinux-administration

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>>57168447
This awesome url, thank you so much!
I've solved this problem.
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