Hi All
I am working on a site to help newbie to learn linux for free.
demo.freelinuxconsole.info
there is only one file index.php its been able to rename or deleted.
Kindly let me know what permissions should i give to secure this file from editing or deleting by others.
chown adminuser:admingroup yourfile
chmod 444 yourfile
if a user "demo" logs in , it should be able to only read yourfile
yourfile must Not be owned by the user "demo"
I have no doubts there are some guys around that can help you better than i with security related stuff.
You can also look around in the forums, Perderabo has made some detailed post about how works rights/access/sticky bits ...
i already tried 444 too.
but what should be the user. bcos it resturns with 500 internal server error if i chown the file to root.
any other ways to protect the file.
demo.freelinuxconsole.info/index2.php
Tell more about what you run : linux ? virtualized linux on windows?
apache server ?
i just created a new account in my cpanel and using a script downloaded from codecanyon.net . mine is a dedicated server is with servint running centos.
attached is the script file
Sorry, i am not a PHP coder, i am afraid i cannot help much in this area ... i would have to learn it first
i just need how some help in linux file permission to protect this file from editing by others.
Scott
May 13, 2011, 7:12pm
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What are the permissions (and ownership) on the directory the file is in?
For most linux systems:
chown myusername:apache file
chmod u+rw file
chmod g+r file
chmod o-rwx file