Once Serendipity is in a production environment -- all is running well -- what do people recommend as the best way to lock down the box? I'm on Apache FWIW.
Thanks!!
Best Practice for Folder/File Permissions?
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Re: Best Practice for Folder/File Permissions?
Hi!
Once s9y runs and you do not need to install any other plugins, s9y only needs write privileges to these things:
* serendipity_config_local.inc.php
* templates_c directory and all files therein
* archives directory and all files therein
* uploads directory and all files therein
All other folders do no longer need write privileges, so you could secure them by checking on that.
HTH,
Garvin
Once s9y runs and you do not need to install any other plugins, s9y only needs write privileges to these things:
* serendipity_config_local.inc.php
* templates_c directory and all files therein
* archives directory and all files therein
* uploads directory and all files therein
All other folders do no longer need write privileges, so you could secure them by checking on that.
HTH,
Garvin
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Thank you
That is exactly the information I needed. Much appreciated!