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Akeeba Solo (Standalone)
PartII.Security information
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Table of Contents
7. Introduction
1. Foreword
2. Why you need to care about ownership and permissions?
8. How your web server works
1. Users and groups
1.1. Users
1.2. Groups
1.3. How users and groups are understood by UNIX-derived systems
2. Ownership
2.1. Process ownership
2.2. File ownership
3. Permissions
3.1. The three types of permissions
3.2. What permissions can control
3.3. Permissions notation
3.3.1. The textual notation
3.3.2. The octal notation
9. Securing your Akeeba Solo (Standalone) installation
1. Access rights
2. Protection through .htaccess
3. Securing the output directory
4. Securing file transfers