Invision Community 4: SEO, prepare for v5 and dormant account notifications Matt November 11, 2024Nov 11
Posted November 4, 200519 yr I would like to make the sugguestion that these files are moved to a more, secure location, just something about not removing the install directory seems weird. Now although this would mean the code exists twice, my suggestion is just to "include" the code located in these files, in a file thats called by the installer. This file could be removed, and the code using with the ACP could be called from a better location. Just seems weird to require the install file, after all these years, old habits are hard to end :blink:
November 6, 200519 yr Also, the "install" folder is not included on the download for hosting customers...
November 7, 200519 yr Also, the "install" folder is not included on the download for hosting customers... This is a very good point :thumbsup:
November 7, 200519 yr I agree this is quite annoying, I discovered this as well after deleting the ./install/ folder and receiving an error in the components section or something.
November 8, 200519 yr If you're worried about security concerns, all you need to delete is the index.php file from the 'install' directory to remove that risk. :)
November 8, 200519 yr But then you can see a directory listing... Copy the index.html from your uploads folder into any folder that has no index file.
November 8, 200519 yr We lived almost 3 years without having an install directory. To my knowlege ever alternative asks you to delete the install file The only reason its required now is because of I believe one file, which could be located in any number of places.
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.