Evert|Rooftop Solutions wrote:
Thanx Johannes,
how about making the webserver the owner of the files? Would that be a
good idea?
The problem is that I have a framework deployed at several clients.
Because this are some big clients and demand high security they won't
give me a login to their ftp
Hi people,
I'm trying to think of a way to make an auto-updater for my distributed
scripts. If I wanted to do this, I'd have to give write access to the
php scripts to the apache user or world.
Everywhere I read that you shouldn't to that, but I'm thinking that if
you script your stuff right,
Hello,
It is generally not a good idea to make scripts to everybody writeable. I
think that if you're implementing auto-update features in PHP scripts they
only could be insecure. Okay, you have one more feature but what if this
feature goes out of control? Be really carefull when writing such
Thanx Johannes,
how about making the webserver the owner of the files? Would that be a
good idea?
The problem is that I have a framework deployed at several clients.
Because this are some big clients and demand high security they won't
give me a login to their ftp or consoles.
Understandable,
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