Re: apache vs wn

[Mark Bishop <mark@tct-net.org>]

Wel just chmod a-r <file> on any file you don't want people to see. Or you
can take read permissions off the directory.  You can also kill -9 (I'm
sure other people would disagree with which sig to send and I wonder why
sometimes) <PID>  Do a ps -aux to get the PID of the httpd server.  I'm
not sure where rdhat puts the httpd startup at so someone else is going to
half to tell you that or here's a hint 'man grep'

I'm rambling right now.  MOre later.

On Fri, 27 Feb 1998, Dr. Michael Sullivan wrote:

> 
> I was running wn under red hat Linux with any problems.
> A student worker installed a newer version of Linux and
> set up a new partition to run. Unknown to me, the system started
> running apache!  Now anyone can down load file that 
> where to be off limits: like test solutions! How do I turn off
> apache start wn and insure that the system strats wn on booting up.
> 
> 
> Mike Sullivan
> msulliva@math.siu.edu
>    
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