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Hey,
if i have a hidden directory like this "$_CONFIG['hidden_dirs'] = array('private');" and i type in the in the searchbar the url: "localhost/?dir=private", i'm able to get in the folder and can do what ever i want to.
Is it possible to forbid the access recursive to the directory, just like "localhost/?dir=private/subfolder"?
When I access the private folder like this "localhost/private/subfolder" i catch it with a password from the apache2 settings in /etc/apache2/httpd.conf.
I really appreciate any given answers.
Ps.: Really like encode-explorer and sorry for the bad english, #i'mfromaustria 😄
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Hey,
if i have a hidden directory like this "$_CONFIG['hidden_dirs'] = array('private');" and i type in the in the searchbar the url: "localhost/?dir=private", i'm able to get in the folder and can do what ever i want to.
Is it possible to forbid the access recursive to the directory, just like "localhost/?dir=private/subfolder"?
When I access the private folder like this "localhost/private/subfolder" i catch it with a password from the apache2 settings in /etc/apache2/httpd.conf.
I really appreciate any given answers.
Ps.: Really like encode-explorer and sorry for the bad english, #i'mfromaustria 😄
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: