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10.4: Check changes made to Apache's config file
I really hope I am not alone on this issue, but I just have to say that in the past, this issue has really frosted me. So much so, that I don't use the default Apache server any longer and decided to build my own where Apple can't touch it.
10.4: Check changes made to Apache's config file
I've seen this in a panther update. That's almost a criminal offence ! I mean there could have been mysql passwords etc inside those .php that were served as source code !
10.4: Check changes made to Apache's config file
If one cares about security then one would be expected to do at least one of the following:
10.4: Check changes made to Apache's config file
FWIW, I launch my own Apache like this:
10.4: Check changes made to Apache's config file
Great workaround. Thanks. |
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