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SOLVED RSFirewall!

  • SOLVED RSFirewall!

    Posted 9 years 3 days ago
    • Hello! When checking RSFirewall! 2.10.1 problems are revealed: watch a screenshot
      What does it mean?
      Also:
      (Warning! Ignoring these files means that the next time the scan will be performed, these files will no longer be checked for malware. If you want to revert the process go to 'Firewall Configuration / System Check' and delete them manually from the 'Ignore files and folders' field.)

      components/com_rokgallery/lib/RokGallery/Job/Processor/Import.php Unsafe directory creation - 0777 permissions.
      mkdir($basepath, 0777View file contents
      libraries/gantry/core/utilities/cache/fileCacheDriver.class.php Unsafe directory creation - 0777 permissions.
      mkdir($dir, 0777View file contents
      libraries/rokcommon/RokCommon/Cache/File.php Unsafe directory creation - 0777 permissions.
      mkdir($dir, 0777View file contents
      libraries/rokcommon/Overrides/Doctrine/Migration/Diff.php Unsafe directory creation - 0777 permissions.
      mkdir($tmpPath, 0777View file contents
      libraries/rokcommon/Doctrine/Migration/Diff.php Unsafe directory creation - 0777 permissions.
      mkdir($tmpPath, 0777View file contents
      libraries/rokcommon/Doctrine/Inflector.php Possible PHP injection (obfuscated code)
      chr(128).chr(131).chr(138).chr(142).chr(154).chr(158)View file contents

      Thanks!
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    Re: SOLVED RSFirewall!

    Posted 9 years 3 days ago
    • Although 777 isn't recommended, as 755 is the accepted standard, the reasoning behind the use of 777 is that some servers don't allow writing to or creating folders using permissions of 755.
      You do notice all those folders deal with temp files and caching so no critical files are to be found in those folders. In fact whatever data is put there only lasts for a short period of time.
      So try putting those folders to 755 and if you don't have any issues than keep those permissions.
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