[ZPT] How are you ZPT users securing your interfaces?

Philip Kilner phil at xfr.co.uk
Wed Feb 2 04:40:01 EST 2005


Hi Kevin,

Kevin Gill wrote:
> How are you ZPT users securing your interfaces?
>

I think Tino's response, that you should design the security such that 
exposed scripts are handled appropriately, hits the nail on the head.

However, I'm wary of being over-confident of my own skills WRT securing 
this in a bullet-proof way and have asked myself the same question. All 
my Zope developments run behind Apache, and I found that I could apply a 
script naming convention and a set of Apache rewrite rules which 
prevented direct access to any of my scripts.

I wouldn't consider this as anything more than a backstop - you can't 
"retro-fit" security (or quality!).


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Regards,

PhilK

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