Mr Sanchez
06-04-2008, 08:05 AM
Hello,
Team POWER setup TOM (surely from WHM >> Manage Plugins).
And he say:
The admin url is http://servername.mydomain.com:8080/
The admin user is root
The admin password is 8IoSnsGqcCS
And he say: "Remember we no support this if you need support in TOM then pay to we US $150 by hour."
Then... Please somebody can help to we?
Is possible give ADMIN + PASSWORD different to each customer? How?But the more important: Security
How avoid by example USERX run command "format disk" from JSP?
How avoid user malicious run command similar to "copy /home/OTHER/USERS to /home/hacker/" ?
Maybe (As in PHP) we need disabled functions?, whom?, how?What we can do with:
The admin user is root
The admin password is 8IoSnsGqcCS
Where we used this?
Any help: THANKS.
We want offert TOMCAT to new customers is all. But we unknow ALL about of security of TOMCAT.
Our VPS run with APACHE PHP-Suexec.
Exist some similar to "Apache TOM-Suexec"? We no believe but our fear is users from TOM/JAVA can read /etc/passwd or some actions similar.
Newly THANKS.
Team POWER setup TOM (surely from WHM >> Manage Plugins).
And he say:
The admin url is http://servername.mydomain.com:8080/
The admin user is root
The admin password is 8IoSnsGqcCS
And he say: "Remember we no support this if you need support in TOM then pay to we US $150 by hour."
Then... Please somebody can help to we?
Is possible give ADMIN + PASSWORD different to each customer? How?But the more important: Security
How avoid by example USERX run command "format disk" from JSP?
How avoid user malicious run command similar to "copy /home/OTHER/USERS to /home/hacker/" ?
Maybe (As in PHP) we need disabled functions?, whom?, how?What we can do with:
The admin user is root
The admin password is 8IoSnsGqcCS
Where we used this?
Any help: THANKS.
We want offert TOMCAT to new customers is all. But we unknow ALL about of security of TOMCAT.
Our VPS run with APACHE PHP-Suexec.
Exist some similar to "Apache TOM-Suexec"? We no believe but our fear is users from TOM/JAVA can read /etc/passwd or some actions similar.
Newly THANKS.