Re: [WebDNA] User - Group - permissions
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texte = Jeffrey Jones wrote: > Hi All, > > What is the accepted standard for user/group settings on the > ShoppingCarts and Orders folder under Linux users i.e. > > user - linuxuser > group - linuxuser or apache? > > 660 or 666? > > -Jeff Permission conventions are up to the admin ultimately, but I usually do 664 for non-secure files, and 660 for .db's, .incs, orderfiles etc.. You don't necessarily need to make .db's and .incs non read/write for everyone, since WebDNA protects them, but it's always good to be as secure as possible. Under these perms, group would have to be apache (or whatever your webserver is running as) to be able to write to the files, flush them, etc.. Note, make sure your admin preferences read the same permission conventions as whatever you come up with. (two fields in the admin). Donovan -- Donovan Brooke WebDNA Software Corporation http://www.webdna.us **[Square Bracket Utopia]**
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Jeffrey Jones wrote: > Hi All, > > What is the accepted standard for user/group settings on the > ShoppingCarts and Orders folder under Linux users i.e. > > user - linuxuser > group - linuxuser or apache? > > 660 or 666? > > -Jeff Permission conventions are up to the admin ultimately, but I usually do 664 for non-secure files, and 660 for .db's, .incs, orderfiles etc.. You don't necessarily need to make .db's and .incs non read/write for everyone, since WebDNA protects them, but it's always good to be as secure as possible. Under these perms, group would have to be apache (or whatever your webserver is running as) to be able to write to the files, flush them, etc.. Note, make sure your admin preferences read the same permission conventions as whatever you come up with. (two fields in the admin). Donovan -- Donovan Brooke WebDNA Software Corporation http://www.webdna.us **[Square Bracket Utopia]**
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