Bristol Estate Community
Care CoOps
Safetynet in Whitehawk and Manor Frarm.
YMCA/Princes Trust (Hove)
We usually get sent phish emails to see if they are legit but here is a good one.
the email came from 123Greetings.com < This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it >with an attachment ecard.zip which is a classic trojan virus.
We dont send emails like this
Dear Webmail/E-mail user,
This message is from our Webmail Messaging Center to all our account
owners.We are currently upgrading our database and e-mail center. We are
deleting all unused webmail account to create more space for new accounts.
The permissions part should just work out of the box without fiddling.
There's no need to set the files to nobody so Apache can access them as Apache doesn't need the files to be owned by nobody for them to be accessible.
That's why the files are 644 or rw-r--r-- - that is, they're readable to everyone including Apache. |ccess control is enforced via the permissions on the public_html directory.
If you have a PHP script creating files, it will do so under the user's uid and gid and you should ensure that files and directories created have the world read bit set (ie mode 755 for directories and mode 644 for files). You'll only need to worry about this if these files are .html or .htm and are directly accessed by apache, which is unusual.
