Hi Luigi,
You've convinced me when you say it like that :-)
Let's close this bug and have a good weekend.
Kyle :-)
On Wednesday 28 November 2007 00:39:11 Luigi Gangitano wrote:
> Hi Kyle,
> let's make some analysis and maybe we'll agree on agreeing. :-)
>
> - Drupal has it's own view of virtual
Hi Kyle,
let's make some analysis and maybe we'll agree on agreeing. :-)
- Drupal has it's own view of virtual hosting (sites). Each site has
to be configured with files in different directives. If no site is
configured the default configuration applies to all sites. So you
don't really hav
Hi Luigi,
Surely it is safest for all if an item of installed software is disabled on
all fronts unless specifically enabled for a particular site? It's all about
reducing the 'surface area' of servers these day's isn't it? :-) If Drupal
has a security issue, I'd rather have one vulnerable webs
Hi Kyle,
I'm sure you noticed that /etc/apache2/conf.d/drupal.conf is a
configuration file that can be easily modified or deleted and drupal
will keep your version between upgrades. It is provided as an easy way
to set up drupal on a single host with no virtual hosting and any
administrator with li
Package: drupal5
Version: 5.3-1
Severity: important
When drupal5 is installed, it installs /etc/apache2/conf.d/drupal.conf.
This makes the /drupal5/ url become present on all virtualhosts,
including ones that are already using /drupal5/ for a custom install.
This is a major impact on functionality
5 matches
Mail list logo
