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- fix security hole which allowed under certain conditions to access
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arbitrary files
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- use mandatory reviewers/approvers when adding files by webdav
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- set some http security headers in .htaccess
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Changes in version 5.1.21
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SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS
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=======================
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First of all you should always access your SeedDMS installation through
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a secured https connection, unless you know precisly what are you doing.
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SeedDMS ships an .htaccess file which already has some common security
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http headers set. In order for them to apply you need to activate the
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headers module. On Debian this can be done with
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```
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a2enmod headers
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```
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Protect directories with data or configuration
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---------------------------------------------
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A crucial point when setting up SeedDMS is the propper placement of the
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data directory. Do not place it below your document root as
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configured in your web server! If you do so, there is good change that
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