read this recent topic in another forum:
https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/still-on-win-10-and-happy-to-be-there/
some people are happy sticking with Win10
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tarifa
hi there - good day dear fellows,
the topic of today: session.save_path (/tmp) is not writable for web server :: security-risk!?
I am trying to install a script on my OpenSuse Webserver, and I managed to resolve most of the errors except of one:
That seems to be the problem. well - i guess that the default ownership may be incorrect on the session folder:
Example; php on some Linux-Server defaults to apache user.
If using nginx or other need to switch the folder ownership. Also as a note you have to change the user/group setting in www.conf.
chown -R root:nginx /var/lib/php/7.0/ sed -i 's/apache/nginx/g' /etc/php-fpm-7.0.d/www.conf service php-fpm-7.0 restartBut wait: what about the security - is it save to make the session.save_path writeable!?
my server-admin says that this is a big big hole and makes the server unsecure.
love to hear from you
update:
some clearings and clearification: - we re talking about the installation of a survey-script - called limesurvey - cf. www.limesurvey.org
i get the following complaints during the installation process -
and if we have a closer look at the script - (see below) then the server admin says - that this script wants to have unsecure things....
what do you say!?
look forward to hear from you

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