I've added password protection to a couple of pages, and since I use Cheetah (at the moment), there is a .tmpl file lying around. I find it practical (because of the cheetah-compile program) to have these in the published directory, but I would not like WebKit to show them (because that would be a security hole). How can I prevent it? I tried setting the file permissions, but that didn't work. Since the default is to run WebKit as root, that's probably not very surprising. (If I used a webkit user instead, that would help, I guess...) Is there any standard way of telling webkit not to display files with a certain file ending? (Adding them to the endings-to-ignore list doesn't do any good...)
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