Is there a way to secure /tmp /dev/shm and /var/tmp?
K khiltd New Member Nov 7, 2007 #2 87493 said: Is there a way to secure /tmp /dev/shm and /var/tmp? Click to expand... "Secure" is a pretty nebulous term. Are you after something beyond what chmod and chown offer or have you not tried them yet?
87493 said: Is there a way to secure /tmp /dev/shm and /var/tmp? Click to expand... "Secure" is a pretty nebulous term. Are you after something beyond what chmod and chown offer or have you not tried them yet?
8 87493 New Member Nov 7, 2007 #3 What can they be chmod to and still function for the apps that need to be able to write to them?
K khiltd New Member Nov 7, 2007 #4 87493 said: What can they be chmod to and still function for the apps that need to be able to write to them? Click to expand... That depends entirely on what user the processes are executed as. The best solution would be to give each its own user account, make them the owner and disallow everyone else.
87493 said: What can they be chmod to and still function for the apps that need to be able to write to them? Click to expand... That depends entirely on what user the processes are executed as. The best solution would be to give each its own user account, make them the owner and disallow everyone else.
8 87493 New Member Nov 7, 2007 #5 I think Cpanel is the only thing I'm running that uses them. Would 755 be the proper setting?