Posted on March 6, 2008. Filed under: Apache, Hosting, Leopard, OSX, Servers | Tags: HFS+, namedfork, rsrc, secure |
Security Update 2004-12-02 makes changes to the httpd.conf file. After a successful update, the Apache configuration file will deny access to the following files:
- */..namedfork/data
- */..namedfork/rsrc
- */rsrc
- rsrc
- .ht* (case insensitive)
- .ds_s* (case insensitive)
Warnings:
- The configuration changes that block named-fork exposure apply only to the default webserver, apache1. If you’ve chosen to use Apache2, it’s recommended that you serve content from a UFS volume.
- For important related information, see “mod_hfs_apple” protects web content against case insensitivity in the HFS file system. (more…)
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