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... passwords, Windows updates, antivirus software). Install and configure Apache (set up apacheuser, run the service securely). Set file system permissions (only apacheuser has read/write access). Secure Apache configuration (SSL, disable directory listing, access restrictions). Set up network ...

... to deal with these topics, regardless of whether we book hosting somewhere or do self-hosting. Best regards, Otto Part 2: I dealt with file system permissions today to prevent Backend/Endpoint (fopen(), file_get_contents(), etc.) from accessing files outside of htdocs. With that, I have now completed ...

... is not regularly updated, security vulnerabilities can arise, which can be exploited by attackers. **Lack of access control:** Insufficient file permissions can lead to unauthorized access to sensitive files. **Incorrect firewall settings:** Opening ports for the web server (e.g., Port 443 for ...

... Other users can download these files to run them locally on their own machines. Read/Write Access: Both MS Teams and Dropbox allow you to set permissions for shared files and folders. You can control who can view (read-only) or edit (read/write) the shared files. Collaborative Editing: While ...

... in the tables, which is extremely fast in FIVEWIN, always gave us advantages. For example, security: SQL databases: A user with read and write permissions can execute SQL queries and save the results locally, which essentially equates to downloading the data. DBF files: Access to DBF files ...

... designed to manage information about business owners or company proprietors. Here is a detailed overview of what the application does: Check User Permissions: The application verifies if the user has supervisor or administrator rights (xSUPER = 'Y' .or. xAdmin = "Y"). If not, it displays ...

... denied"​​. This error typically occurs when a program attempts to access a file or directory for which it does not have the necessary permissions, such as attempting to write to a read-only file, accessing a file that is locked by another process, or trying to open a file in a restricted ...

... denied"​​. This error typically occurs when a program attempts to access a file or directory for which it does not have the necessary permissions, such as attempting to write to a read-only file, accessing a file that is locked by another process, or trying to open a file in a restricted ...

... `C:\path\to\your\file.txt` with the actual path to your file. This will return the File ID in a hexadecimal format. **Considerations:** - **Permissions**: Make sure you have the necessary permissions to access the file and run these commands, especially if you are in a restricted or multi-user ...

... Files" IF HB_DirExists(cDir) ?cDir + CRLF + CRLF + If(IsDirWritable(cDir), "You can write in this directory.", "You have not permissions to write in this directory!") ELSE ?cDir + CRLF + CRLF + "Directory not found!" ENDIF IF File("pruebadir.map") ...

... the Synology DSM SMS API. In order to use the Synology DSM SMS API, you need to have an account on your Synology NAS device with the necessary permissions. You can create a new account with the appropriate permissions by going to "Control Panel" > "User" and creating ...

I have tried to put libace.so and libadsloc.so in: - ~/mod_harbour/linux/ - /var/www/html/ I have tried to put all permissions to those files. I also tried to have both libace.so - libace.so.11.10.0.24 and libadsloc.so - libadsloc.so.11.10.0.24 in both directories. Neither of those ...

I am trying, but now it does not work anymore (even the examples bundled with harbour).
Maybe it's something about the permissions.

I will try to reconfigure mod_harbour environment from the start and I'll let you know if it works.

Thank you.

... Ledger file, and some of the data is available to be accessed from the client program, and we have no problem doing that. So, though I did check permissions, if they were not present, she wouldn't be able to write anything to that file. That is not the case. Also, I copy those files to my test ...

Tim, have you checked the read and write permissions of the user and the files?
Best regards,
Otto