Frank Gingras wrote on 2021/03/20 09:46:
> It has nothing to do with being "free to do anything".
>
> This is about basic security, and the principle of least privileges.
However, a directory with permissions of 0755 (rwxr-xr-x) on FreeBSD behaves
the same as a Linux directory with permissions
It has nothing to do with being "free to do anything".
This is about basic security, and the principle of least privileges.
On Fri, 19 Mar 2021 at 19:33, Tatsuki Makino
wrote:
> Frank Gingras wrote on 2021/03/19 21:36:
> > This is an extremely bad idea. You should never write to the docroot
Frank Gingras wrote on 2021/03/19 21:36:
> This is an extremely bad idea. You should never write to the docroot from
> your application. Write outside the docroot instead, and use group write
> permissions.
Isn't root the owner of docroot?
When the user of an application is the owner, he should
did you check if MAC (SELuinux, AppArmor) was
> getting in the way?
>
> HTH,
>
> Scott
>
> From: Paul
> Sent: March 19, 2021 9:45 AM
> To: users@httpd.apache.org
> Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Cannot write to the web directory
>
> Ok , thanks , it doesn’t
, AppArmor) was
getting in the way?
HTH,
Scott
From: Paul
Sent: March 19, 2021 9:45 AM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: Re: [users@httpd] Cannot write to the web directory
Ok , thanks , it doesn’t appear to be a permissions issue. I will check the php
Ok , thanks , it doesn’t appear to be a permissions issue. I will check the php
and the apache configuration.
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> Le 19 mars 2021 à 08:37, Frank Gingras a écrit :
>
>
> This is an extremely bad idea. You should never write to the docroot from
> your application. Write
On 3/18/21 4:18 PM, Paul wrote:
Would like to upload a file to have wordpress functionality working or be able
to upload a file. User permissions are set at 777 owner is www, os is freebsd,
the freebsd mailing list claims it’s not their issue but tried to assert
assistance nevertheless.
This is an extremely bad idea. You should never write to the docroot from
your application. Write outside the docroot instead, and use group write
permissions.
On Thu, 18 Mar 2021 at 20:15, Tatsuki Makino
wrote:
> I'm not sure, but FreeBSD happens to be different from Linux, so please
> change
I'm not sure, but FreeBSD happens to be different from Linux, so please change
the directory group to www as well.
Permissions of 700, 750, 755, 770 or 775 should be sufficient.
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Thank you but this was not the question the reason for 777 is not because I
want to run the system on 777 it’s because I get annoying responses dodging the
question that it must be a permissions issue. If I do 777 it doesn’t matter
what the question is the answer is that it’s unsafe. If I ask
Would like to upload a file to have wordpress functionality working or be able
to upload a file. User permissions are set at 777 owner is www, os is freebsd,
the freebsd mailing list claims it’s not their issue but tried to assert
assistance nevertheless. What can I do so I can upload a file
Don’t know anything about WordPress but having any public (OR private even)
accessible files with 777 permissions IS EXTREMELY UNWISE as it allows anyone
who can see the file to Read, WRITE and execute it. It’s safer to have 755
permission for public accessible files. Please read apache2
Would like to upload a file to have wordpress functionality working or be able
to upload a file. User permissions are set at 777 owner is www, os is freebsd,
the freebsd mailing list claims it’s not their issue but tried to assert
assistance nevertheless. What can I do so I can upload a file
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