Sandboxed webroot #100
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This creates a www webroot directory that can be used as the root for webserver configuration. The benefit to this approach is that files in the main directory are no longer exposed on the website. This includes the data directory, the PHP source code (beyond the required index.php entry point) and any other files that get placed in the root of the project during deployment or while running.
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I agree, this pull request should be merged, it is quite useful indeed. Note, however, that this repository is pretty much not maintained by the author and AFAIK no-one has commit rights there. |
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You might try submitting to this fork: https://github.com/elrido/ZeroBin Development has been fairly active over there. |
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Thanks for mentioning our fork. We do already support this mode of installation and have documented this in the installation guide. I.e. snip.dssr.ch is set up like this. |
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This creates a www webroot directory that can be used as the root for webserver configuration. The benefit to this approach is that files in the main directory are no longer exposed on the website. This includes the data directory, the PHP source code (beyond the required index.php entry point) and any other files that get placed in the root of the project during deployment or while running.