Re: disabling file:///home/user viewing in apache on fc3

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Ankush Grover wrote:
the permissions on user's home directory r normally 700 or 770 .But i
was able to view the contents of the home directories of any user
including root user home directory from the browser.I tried this with
about 5 users and those users don't have any root privileges they r
just normal users but they were able to read the contents of root and
other user's home directory and that indeed is a security breach.

I can't reproduce this here (fc4).

Putting "file:///root/" in the firefox address bar does nothing.

Putting "file:///my/home/directory/" browses to my directory.

Can you browse other directories (e.g. /root) using nautilus?

What's the output of "ls -ld / /root"?

None of this is anything to do with apache btw - file:// URLs are handled directly by the browser and aren't sent to a server.

Paul.


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