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Yes it would use the htaccess to do that. Scripts that use methods like includes would not be impacted. As long as it doesn't have http in front of it. Htaccess onlymipacts files re release d thro...
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Well, for most people this makes sense. A web site is genberall world-available. If you have files that you want only YOU to be able to see, put them in a separate folder and use the Direcotyry P...
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It is keeping the permissions. It's working exactly like it's suppose to. You just need to understand how it works. mod_ruid2 will run each VirtualHost as that user. So if the VirtualHost for [...
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Hi, I got a response from CPANEL today. Apparently mod_ruid2 is running as user. I have been advise to uninstall it. Yes.
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Apache runs as myusernamewhen reading the files which is why it can still read it. This is normal and expected and desirable. It's not that desirable. It means my chmod permissions are made redu...
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What specifically are you doing to duplicate this? Who owns the file? Who owns the process that is allegedly accessing the file that shouldn't be accessing the file? Well, I chmod 700 the file I...
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If somebody other than the file owner is able to read, write, or execute a file with 700 permissions, then you have an issue that needs to be addressed. Well, this is the default settings on CPANE...
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Hi, I think I know a solution which is to get apache to execute files based on group or other permission settings instead of owner. Is it possible to configure apache this way, and if yes how? T...
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Well, the same principle applies for apache processes as well. You cal validate this by chowning it to a user other than the account user (like root) for example) and setting it to 700. Then it w...
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You don't say what kind of file this is, however, php in most people's cases runs as the user, so even at 700, the user has full access to the file and therefor the php process can read it, because...