Hi
Best thing is to move modules dir to same level as htdocs and cgi-bin.I think there
are some settings that makes it easyer if you stick to /.../yourhome/modules. as well
as ../yourhome/htdocs
Anyway, first time is installed it, I had evrything in serverroot, and that still
works. (Or it did for me)
Most settings is found in /modules/include/global_settings and standard_library or
something like that. May I suggest you read those. They sure helps in getting the
picture.
Bjarne Hansen
----- Original Message -----
From: Alan McCoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: FreeTrade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2000 8:34 PM
Subject: Re: [FreeTrade] Workaround for SSL problem
> Would putting the /modules directory in the cgi-bin keep the include files
> from prying eyes, yet still keep it accessible to the PHP files?
>
> Alan
>
> >DO NOT PUT THE /modules directory in your /htdocs directory. Under NO
> >circumstances should you do this. The reason is that the files in the
> >/modules directory have a suffix of .inc. This means that if you had the
> >/modules directory in your /htdocs directory someone would be able to get
> >access to your source code because .inc is not mapped to .php and PHP would
> >not know to process the file...they would get served up as text/plain and
> >everyone would be able to read your source code.
> >
> >-jon
>
>
>
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