why 733 and not 730 .. why are other given the right to write and excute?
It should have the permission 733 (rwx-wx-wx) to make it
impossible for a random person with access to the webserver
to list files in this directory. Confidential data might
be laying around in there.
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I created a directory, sqdata, to store users' preferences. The
instructions say to give the webserver permission to write to the folder.
When I follow the instructions, SM fails to work because it cannot access
default_pref.
In my case the, apache is the owner and the group. When I set the pe
The install file says:
Edit the php.ini file and make sure session.use_cookies is 1. Also
be sure to change the session.save_path to someplace that can only
be read and written to by the webserver. session.save_path is the
location that PHP's session data will be written to.
I created a fol
It is generating the follwing error
Fatal error: Failed opening required '../config/config.php'
(include_path=''.:/usr/share/pear'') in
/var/www/html/squirrelmail/src/login.php on line 57
Any idea on how to solve this
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Add pho
I was able to modify a document by accident. Please look into it
XXS hole found and fixed
Dec 06, 2002 by Thijs Kinkhorst
Euronymous pointed us to a XXS (Cross Site Scripting) hole in SquirrelMail.
The impact of this problem is very low, because in most cases the user has
to login before this
