Does anyone know how to install and configure secure freeBSD and how to configure php ini

My installation steps: Zend Guard Loade under the official praise, then unzip it and copy it to the usr local lib php 20090626 directory.

However, after the lack of the field, the reputation of the training and reform of the document, joined.

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Judging from LZ's question, it's hard to explain it in one or two sentences, but GCC doesn't need to be installed, it's in the basic system, and I don't believe you can enter GCC in the terminal to try.

If your system administrator is very knowledgeable about FreeBSD, then it is possible to delete the GCC from the system, but in most cases it should not be.

It says that the D-Bus cannot be started. Is it not installed yet? Is xorg not installed well? If it's installed, add hald enable="yes" and dbus enable="yes" to it

1. Punch and open the files in the apache installation directory;

2. Remove and not clear; extension=php or; extension=php before "; ”

3. Restart the Apache server.

Use the umask word to control, the php process mask word is controlled by Apache Nginx, when starting Apache Nginx, just add Umask to 000. However, it is worth noting that no matter what the mask code is: Newly created files do not have executable permission by default.

By default, the newly created directory has the Executable Permission permission.

Take Apache as an example, vi usr local apache2 bin apachectl, add umask 000 to it, because when apache starts, the child process will inherit some environment variables of the parent process, including the file masking word umask from the first few lines of apachectl, you can see: if test -f usr local apache2 bin envvars; then .

usr local apache2 bin envvarsfi so you can add umask 000 to envvars.

Reply 4 sunceenjoy for more details! In other words, by controlling Apache, can I make the file properties generated by PHP default to 777? Is it possible to control Apache's umask with usr local apache2 bin envvars?

Reply 8 sunceenjoy I didn't use the --with-suexec-umask parameter when compiling.

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Reply 2

maochanglu

I mean, not via chmod, by forcing all newly generated files with properties to be 777, is it possible..?