Nginx and Apache prohibit directory php file execution permission

During server configuration, you often need to configure permissions for the specified directory. For example, uploading a directory is an insecure Directory. We need to disable the permission to execute php scripts, nginx and apache prohibit the permission to execute php files in directories as follows:

Nginx disables directory php file execution permission

The following configurations are added to the nginx server.

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Location ~ /Attachments/. *. (php | php5 )? $ { Deny all; }

Disable the php file execution permission in the attachments Directory
2. Multiple directories

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Location ~ /(Attachments | upload)/. *. (php | php5 )? $ { Deny all; }

Disable the permission to execute php files in the attachments and upload directories.
After configuration, reload nginx again.

1. A single directory

Apache prohibits directory execution of PHP files
Run PHP in Apache mode. You can add the following code to the vhosts configuration file:

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<Directory/www./upload> Php_flag engine off </Directory> <Directory ~ "^/Www/. */upload"> <Files ~ ". Php"> Order allow, deny Deny from all </Files> </Directory>

Disable PHP file execution permission in the upload Directory

Note: the method for setting directory permissions in nginx is different from that in apache + windows. You can go to the php Tutorial channel on this site.