Thanks Jake. So is this simply an apache configuration issue? Is there
an easy way it can be 'fixed' in a toaster package configuration?
Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Is this a vulnerability that needs to be addressed in the stock
toaster, or is it only due to roundcube?
From the last half-dozen or so servers I've fixed from issues just like
this, the vulnerability has been because of Roundcube (1 was because of
other custom-written apps the organization was using).
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