Root should NOT own any directory that is publicly accessed, such as web
content. Should there be a breach, then the visitor will have root
access to the whole system. It is better if the directory is owned by
the web server, and that depends on your platform.
Have you checked other
I am getting, what I think a permission error. What should the roundcube
permissions be set to? Right now,
they are set as root, which should work, right?
Or, should I set them to have the same permissions as the apache "user"?
Right now I am getting this error..
Symbolic link not allowed or
On Tue, 6 Dec 2022, Mike Burger wrote:
I suggest chown'ing the entire Roundcube directory structure to be owned by
your web server user (apache?), since your web server doesn't (or, at least,
shouldn't be set to) run as root.
The web user (www-data) should NOT have write-access to
I suggest chown'ing the entire Roundcube directory structure to be owned
by your web server user (apache?), since your web server doesn't (or, at
least, shouldn't be set to) run as root.
On 2022-12-06 04:39, Thomas Anderson wrote:
thanks Mr. Reino,
It seemed to work, but I have been
thanks Mr. Reino,
It seemed to work, but I have been unable to get it up and running after
a couple of days of meddling with it.
I am getting, what I think a permission error. What should the roundcube
permissions be set to? Right now,
they are set as root, which should work, right?
Or,
I would not like to receive these emails anymoe anyone a suggestion how i
can fix this?
On Tue, 6 Dec 2022, 16:00 Mike Burger, wrote:
> I suggest chown'ing the entire Roundcube directory structure to be owned
> by your web server user (apache?), since your web server doesn't (or, at
> least,
Root should NOT own any directory that is publicly accessed, such as web
content.
I don't know if this is worded wrong, or maybe English isn't your primary
language, but this is the worst advice as-worded.
You shouldn't run services as root, but yes, files and directories *should* be
owned
Gerardo Contreras skrev den 2022-12-06 16:27:
Root should NOT own any directory that is publicly accessed, such as
web content. Should there be a breach, then the visitor will have root
access to the whole system. It is better if the directory is owned by
the web server, and that depends on your
Roas Solutions skrev den 2022-12-06 23:10:
I would not like to receive these emails anymoe anyone a suggestion
how i can fix this?
http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users
type your email address into unsubscribe, press the button, and confirm
in mail received, done
Mike Burger skrev den 2022-12-06 15:41:
I suggest chown'ing the entire Roundcube directory structure to be
owned by your web server user (apache?), since your web server doesn't
(or, at least, shouldn't be set to) run as root.
bad advise
don't doit, if you belive "chown -R wepserver-user /"
10 matches
Mail list logo
