This is critical. You have left exposed all the files inside rainloop installation. For example, I can download from https://xxxx:8090/rainloop/data/data/default/configs/ the file application.ini that has all the details (database password etc.) from rainloop installation. It is a MAJOR security hole! I cannot understand how you have left it for over 15 days (!!!) without any response…
This has been fixed, data folder is now out of the document root of rainloop. I think rainloops check it via rewrite file which we don’t use to protect the folder.
If it’s fixed and Rainloop keeps showing the warning, how can we let Rainloop know it’s all under control? Where is the document root located? Why not simply add an .htaccess rule there?
If it’s fixed and Rainloop keeps showing the warning, how can we let Rainloop know it’s all under control? Where is the document root located? Why not simply add an .htaccess rule there?
The root config files are located here:
/usr/local/lscp/cyberpanel/rainloop/data
Hi, have error in rainloop.
RainLoop data folder is accessible. Please configure your web server to hide the data folder from external access. How to fix it? Thanks