[CentOS] Simple web server with Apache: web page permissions ?
Olaf Mueller
daily-planet at istari.deTue Sep 15 16:56:52 UTC 2009
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Brian Mathis wrote: > You are being disingenuous here by selectively editing out the > relevant quoted text from the same message above, which I will add > back in as a quote here: Disingenuous? Seems to me that it is a question of truth for you. Once again. 'apache:apache' is a risk, but it is not wrong. And sometimes it is also needed, since webdave, for example, doesn't work without it. That was what I have tried to work out. > > Filipe Brandenburger wrote: > > The only files you want writable by Apache are the ones that > > a web application needs to write, like session files in PHP > > or config file controlled by a web admin interface. > > >> By the way, if someone breaks into your server through Apache, >> apache:apache is your lowest problem, that's my opinion. >> >> regards >> Olaf > > This statement is quite silly. The type of configuration above could Thank you, it is my greeting. You are silly too. > be the vector by which the server is compromised, so it is not at all > the lowest problem. In that case it WOULD *BE* the problem. Don't know why you are screaming here, maybe it is your personality. regards Olaf
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