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Users can use the <include> tag to include extra configuration files to the server. They can do this by adding individual files or by adding an entire directory that will add all the config files within that directory.
Problem
We currently do not add any configuration files through directories that are outside of the wlp directory or whatever directory is specified by java.io.tmpdir which by default is just the /tmp directory. However, users can specify individual config files outside of the /wlp and /tmp directories.
Questions
Do we not go through files within a directory outside of /wlp or /tmp for security reasons?
Proposed Solution
Make it so that config files within directories can be specified even if the directory is outside the /wlp or /tmp directories.
Add to docs to explain the difference in behavior between including config files by specifying directories versus specifying individual config files.
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Ricky for next year, I think we were going to ask a couple other people on some history here, also look at our "packaging" behavior and see if also filters, or doesn't allow these directories?
Background
Users can use the
<include>
tag to include extra configuration files to the server. They can do this by adding individual files or by adding an entire directory that will add all the config files within that directory.Problem
We currently do not add any configuration files through directories that are outside of the wlp directory or whatever directory is specified by
java.io.tmpdir
which by default is just the /tmp directory. However, users can specify individual config files outside of the /wlp and /tmp directories.Questions
Proposed Solution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: