Thank you very much for your responses.
For the security I've inserted a .htaccess file (with a text Deny
from all) to a /application folder, so I think no one can access the
files in the application folder from the web right? Isn't that enough
for the security?
http://symfony.tomor.cz/
The problem with that arrangement is that in order to make it work
/www needs to be accessible by apache, and he subfolders, and
therefore that means that /www/application is also accessible by
apache and so creates a security risk for the application.
The reason why symfony is structured like
On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Gareth McCumskey gmccums...@gmail.comwrote:
The problem with that arrangement is that in order to make it work
/www needs to be accessible by apache, and he subfolders, and
therefore that means that /www/application is also accessible by
apache and so creates
On Tue, 9 Feb 2010, Tom Ptacnik wrote:
Shorter question :-)
Did someone tryied to change project structure to:
/www(web folder - index.php, .htaccess, css, js)
/www/application(rest of the application - apps,cache,config,)
and had some problems with that?
I guess noone
