On Thu, 24 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure, but what's the problem ? Maybe I misunderstood the original
question. I think he wants to keep the users homedir and subdirs other
than public_html secret. And public_html readable and browsable by
all/the webserver.
Paul == Paul Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul is there a way I can prevent users from looking at other user's
Paul dirs and still have the public_html function of apache (v1.2.1)?
Not trivially. The http server process runs as user www-data
(for apache, boa runs as user nobody). In
On 23 Jul, Paul Miller wrote:
is there a way I can prevent users from looking at other user's dirs and
still have the public_html function of apache (v1.2.1)?
I think you can do this:
If you have:
drwxrwxr-x 6 elmarelmar1024 Jun 23 00:48 elmar
(this is the homedir of user
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Make sure, that the permissions on the public_html are set to o+rx :
drwxrwxr-x 2 elmarmartinb 1024 Jun 23 00:54 public_html
You only need to set o+x for public_html with apache 1.2.1
ingo
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Hi,
Even if the users home directory is o-rw, and the public_html
directory is o+rx, any other user can still read the files in the
public_html directory. (try it)
manoj
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Manoj Srivastava
On 24 Jul 1997, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
Hi,
Even if the users home directory is o-rw, and the public_html
directory is o+rx, any other user can still read the files in the
public_html directory. (try it)
manoj
Ok this is how i have things setup.. No one can see in my
On 24 Jul, Pure Energy wrote:
Having thing set with these perms keeps local users from looking
at your things yes but keep in mind that a local user can look at your
url, know fairly well that there is an index.html, index.htm or
index.shtml there. even with these permissions they can
is there a way I can prevent users from looking at other user's dirs and
still have the public_html function of apache (v1.2.1)?
Paul
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