Hi All, Dave Watts wrote:
I think this would be a matter of Apache configuration. I'm more familiarThanks for the suggestion. It would even work if Jrun played nice, but in my experience it doesn't. Where other plugins function as a filter to Apache's output, Jrun takes total control of the document tree. From then on the Apache config is irrelevant. The time I tried to add some CGIs to the site we got the PERL code served up, rather than executed.
with IIS; in IIS, you can disable the use of scripts and/or executables
within a single directory from within the IIS management console. I'm very
sure you can do the same in Apache, but I'm not 100% sure how you'd do
it. I
suspect you might do something like this:
<Directory /var/www/somedirectory>
Options None
</Directory>
Does anyone know if Jrun honours .htaccess files?
Dan Tran wrote:
The root security issue has been addressed in JRUN 4
Not an option at present I'm afraid. Any configuration solutions? -- David Spacey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
