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ReadyNAS RN424 security message?
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ReadyNAS RN424 security message?
What do I do regarding this message?
It seems that your data/ folder is not protected, and that subfolders (like the data/cache/ folder) are web-accessible. If you are using Apache, make sure the AllowOverride All option is active for your current directory. If you are running Windows IIS, you must manually add a RequestFiltering/HiddenSegments configuration to prevent web access to these folders. If you have defined a different AJXP_DATA_PATH pointing outside the webfolder, you can ignore this warning.
I am not sure how to fix this.
thx!
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Re: ReadyNAS RN424 security message?
Where you are seeing this message?
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Re: ReadyNAS RN424 security message?
So the message is coming from pydio?
If you have defined a different AJXP_DATA_PATH pointing outside the webfolder, you can ignore this warning.
This might be your situation - but perhaps someone who uses pydio can confirm.
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Re: ReadyNAS RN424 security message?
I installed the Pydio app to "kick the tires"...I don't have it installed any more.
I have not intentionally changed any configs, as you note. How would I check out my config to see what everything is set too?
thanks!
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Re: ReadyNAS RN424 security message?
FIrst of all, I am not convinced there is anything you need to fix.
Examining the web server configuration is complex - you'd need to use ssh, and the configuration files are distributed. Changing those files could easily make it impossible to access the admin web ui.