Michael,
hmm, sendmail and saslauthd seems to be the only problems.
But on the 5209 we are maintaining both services did not start automatically.
I had to walk over all the servers and started sendmail and saslauth manually.
Best regards,
Dirk
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Hi all,
I need to change the Maximum value for upload files in OWN-Cloud Web-App.
We I'm on OWN-Cloud "admin" page, I try to change value from 5 MB to 512
MB, but if I change page when I come back I see the old default value (5
MB).
I tried to change information about "upload_max_filesize" in
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Hi all,
I need to change the Maximum value for upload files in OWN-Cloud Web-App.
We I'm on OWN-Cloud "admin" page, I try to change value from 5 MB to 512 MB,
but if I change page when I come back I see the old default value (5 MB).
I tried to change information about "upload_max_filesize" in
/home
Hi Manuel,
On 6/24/2016 5:59 AM, Manuel Perissinotto wrote:
Hi all,
I need to change the Maximum value for upload files in OWN-Cloud Web-App.
We I'm on OWN-Cloud "admin" page, I try to change value from 5 MB to 512 MB,
but if I change page when I come back I see the old default value (5 MB).
I t
Hi Chris,
That's the answer for my question!
I've changed the value in BlueOnix GUI, and the same value is changed
automatically in OWN-Cloud GUI!
Thanks!
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Does anyone have any experience with, or recommendations on enabling the rewrite module in the Apache config?
I've got a site developer that insists the ExpressEngine requires the rewrite module enabled for his site to work correctly. I haven't found anything on-line suggesting that it would b
Hi Chuck,
> Does anyone have any experience with, or recommendations on enabling the
> rewrite
> module in the Apache config?
It's enabled by default on all BlueOnyx versions. You can verify it this
way:
[root@5209r ~]# /usr/sbin/httpd -M|grep rewrite
rewrite_module (shared)
So you (or your s
That's what I'm afraid of Michael.
That "AllowOverride - ALL" is a server-wide setting. And wouldn't that open it up to possible vulnerabilities, maybe in other older-software sites on the server? We've got some customers who are running 10 year old PHP sites on our newer BlueOnyx servers - a
This is a complex topic. I thought I would provide some details to help people
to decide how they want to configure their boxes.
These settings enable a number of tweaks at an Apache level globally across all
vSites. I did talk to Michael about possibly making them configurable at a site
level.
Hi all,
Greg wrote:
> The biggest risk in my opinion relates to open_basedir.
That and "allow_url_fopen" and "allow_url_include", which are fruit of
the poison tree. If these are on, all bets of server integrity are off.
A vulnerable script can then be tricked into including remotely hosted
PHP c
Hi Michael.
Nothing like a little friendly debate… and in this case I disagree with you…
Your email below talked about “all bets of server integrity are off” if we
allow end users to set allow_url_fopen and allow_url_include to on. I disagree
with that statement.
Yes, allow_url_fopen and allo
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