Andrew,
You're missing the point - if you chmod /home/user to 755, *everyone* on
your system can navigate to your home directory and potentially read
sensitive files.
If this is not a multi-user system, the issue is not as severe; it's still
a bad idea, nonetheless. A better approach is to move t
Dear Frank,
chmod 755; I remembered immediately and did that first. I do everything
via symlinks and/or perl 5/7 scripts, e.g. a perl script lists
directory contents in index.html. As I said everything works.
Apache is a great product and the inbuilt perl interpreter is pretty
good. I have lear
