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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Ondrej Hrebicek <hr...@iit.edu> on 2002/08/24 06:13:51 UTC
Read Permissions on Webapp Directories
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Hi,
I have a question about why Tomcat needs read permissions on the directories
webapps are located in.
Except for the WEB-INF directory, which Tomcat naturally needs read
permissions to for loading .jars and everything, why won't Tomcat settle for
execute only permissions on regular directories (including the webapp root
directory) and read only permissions on files (.jsp and any other) in those
directories, just like Apache does?
I am planning on running Tomcat on a server where each user has a Context
assigned to them under /home/username/public_html. I'd like to leave the
permissons on those directories at 711, and only change them for WEB-INF if
possible.
Thanks!
Ondrej
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