On Wed, Feb 17, 2021 at 05:05:42PM +0000, Grzegorz Cześnik wrote:
Hi there,
> /var/www/<domain_name>/public_html
> /var/www/html/<domain_name>
> /var/www/<domain_name>
>
> Are there any benefits to using one of these examples? Is it any freedom in
> what they write about it?
It is "whatever organisation you prefer" -- the nginx application does
not care what that organisation is, so long as it is told what it is,
probably by using the "root" directive.
From a "belt-and-braces" security perspective, I find it good to ensure
that whatever directory is chosen as a "root", *everything* within that
directory is ok for nginx to serve as-is from the filesystem.
That is -- I don't put top-secret-password-file inside that directory and
then hope that no-one asks for it; and I don't put secret-source-code.php
inside that directory and then hope I remember to add config telling
nginx not to serve it directly.
But they are unrelated to what directory structure to use.
If you use a distribution, and that has a preferred layout, use that
unless you have a reason not to.
Cheers,
f
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Francis Daly fran...@daoine.org
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