You need to fix those installations immediately, then. You can run:
chown -R root:root /usr/local/httpd
to fix it.
If you have any directories that require write access for your scripts,
chmod those to 775, and chgrp to apache. Be aware that you should
prevent script and unknown content from
I have several other servers that have apache and they all owned by
apache:apache . Even /usr/local/httpd/bin/apachectl is owned by apach:apache
This is the only machine where I compiled apache but I see all the tree of
folder and files under /usr/local/httpd is owned by root:root ..
On Thu, Jul
VPN Cluster wrote:
After successful compilation of Apache 2.2.9 , Apache folder on
/usr/lcoal/httpd is owned by root:root.
It should be owned by apache:apache.
Never. Absolutely not. Anyone who compromises apache with an arbitrary
code execution exploit or uses any number of vulnerable scr
VPN Cluster wrote:
After successful compilation of Apache 2.2.9 , Apache folder on
/usr/lcoal/httpd is owned by root:root.
It should be owned by apache:apache. How to go about fixing that..
Hello,
The files under /usr/local/httpd *should* belong to root, actually.
You should never chown t
After successful compilation of Apache 2.2.9 , Apache folder on
/usr/lcoal/httpd is owned by root:root.
It should be owned by apache:apache. How to go about fixing that..
