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Line 38: − To secure access to install.php, WE MUST SECURE '''''www/ocs/dbconfig.php'''''!!!+ + + + + + + + + − If this file is not readable by the server, user+password can't be read!+ − If it's not writable, then password can't be updated! − − Need to modify the existing template-metadata for this file: − UID="root" − GID="root" − PERMS=0400 − Go to www/ocs/install.php: all fields are blank! ;-)
Talk:OCS Inventory Tools (view source)
Revision as of 18:58, 10 November 2007
, 18:58, 10 November 2007→secure install.php: solution
Default value will raise to 100M (OpenOffice ready)
Default value will raise to 100M (OpenOffice ready)
==secure install.php==
==secure install.php==
Need to modify the existing template-metadata for ''dbconfig.inc.php'':
UID="root"
GID="www"
PERMS=0440
www/ocs/install.php is no more possible. To use install.php, you have to chmod to 460 this file. Else, you'll get this message:
ERROR: can't write in directory (on dbconfig.inc.php), please set the required rights in order to install ocsinventory (you should remove the write mode after the installation is successfull)
After using
signal-event domain modify
perms will be reseted to read value and password reapplyied :-)
I think this close the problem.
==dependencies==
==dependencies==
just supply the .tar.gz
just supply the .tar.gz