You may want to remove extraneous contexts -- they aren't generally
necessary anyway.  Of course, there are a whole set of general scripting
security issues -- mostly boiling down to not implicitly trusting any
input you receive.

You may way to consider the user you run the AppServer as, and the
permissions you want to use.  If you use MakeAppWorkDir, the entire
Webware directory can be set not to be writable.

On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 10:17, Michael Engelhart wrote:
> hi all -
> 
> I'm about to put a Webware 0.7 site into production and have been going 
> through my system for possible security holes (Unix).
> 
> Is there  anything in particular I should keep in mind as far as 
> Webware for security?  I read the Wiki on Security but it's mostly 
> stuff I already know about in regards to general security and sesssion 
> id security, etc.   Are there any inherent risks in running .py files 
> (generated by Cheetah) in my webware application directory?
> 
> If I remove all the extraneous application contexts (including Admin) 
> is the only directory that will serve files the context that I setup 
> for my application?
> 
> Thanks for any suggestions to cure my paranoia :-)
> 
> Mike
> 
> 
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