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Hello;
I am running Apache on Mac OS X (10.4.9). I am a relative UNIX newcomer, and have a (hopefully) basic question about protecting a CGI script from being downloaded. I have a CGI script that is in the CGI-Executables folder (I think this the Mac OS X equivalent of the cgi-bin folder). It is a compiled C script. I want any user to be able to EXECUTE the script through a web interface. But, I want to make sure that nobody can DOWNLOAD the script to their computer (don't want anyone slse be able to use the script on their own computer). I have set the file permissions for the script to 111. Will this do the job?? Is there anything else I need to think about in order to protect the script? Thanks in advance. |
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