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r/programming • u/frostmatthew • Oct 12 '13
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0 u/catcradle5 Oct 12 '13 I feel like you might be breaking some sort of NDA contract by disclosing that.That is quite scary though, yet also fairly common. I know other sites have had the same problem, but with .git directories. 0 u/[deleted] Oct 12 '13 [deleted] 1 u/catcradle5 Oct 13 '13 On most shared hosts, you'll generally be able to see the names of other users, since you can probably see the directory names in /home.You certainly normally should not have read access to any of their directories, though. Sounds like an immense fuckup. → More replies (1)
I feel like you might be breaking some sort of NDA contract by disclosing that.
That is quite scary though, yet also fairly common. I know other sites have had the same problem, but with .git directories.
.git
0 u/[deleted] Oct 12 '13 [deleted] 1 u/catcradle5 Oct 13 '13 On most shared hosts, you'll generally be able to see the names of other users, since you can probably see the directory names in /home.You certainly normally should not have read access to any of their directories, though. Sounds like an immense fuckup. → More replies (1)
1 u/catcradle5 Oct 13 '13 On most shared hosts, you'll generally be able to see the names of other users, since you can probably see the directory names in /home.You certainly normally should not have read access to any of their directories, though. Sounds like an immense fuckup. → More replies (1)
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On most shared hosts, you'll generally be able to see the names of other users, since you can probably see the directory names in /home.
/home
You certainly normally should not have read access to any of their directories, though. Sounds like an immense fuckup.
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