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Is fs.process_symlinks_by_task a setting that can be used with CL9?
https://docs.cloudlinux.com/cloudlin...cpanel-servers states "This option only available on CloudLinux 7 Hybrid or on CloudLinux 8...." I'm wondering if CL9 was not added to the documentation yet, or if CL9 doesn't support this option.
I have been using
fs.protected_symlinks_create = 1
fs.protected_hardlinks_create = 1
on a cpanel without issue, except I have to set both to 0 before doing an account restore from backup. Incremental backup seems to work fine, but I have to disable those two options before restoring a backup.
Does fs.process_symlinks_by_task = 1 replace and make fs.protected_symlinks_create and fs.protected_hardlinks_create totally unnedeed on a CL9 cpanel server?
Or do fs.protected_symlinks_create and fs.protected_hardlinks_create still provide some protections that fs.process_symlinks_by_task does not protect against?
https://docs.cloudlinux.com/cloudlin...cpanel-servers states "This option only available on CloudLinux 7 Hybrid or on CloudLinux 8...." I'm wondering if CL9 was not added to the documentation yet, or if CL9 doesn't support this option.
I have been using
fs.protected_symlinks_create = 1
fs.protected_hardlinks_create = 1
on a cpanel without issue, except I have to set both to 0 before doing an account restore from backup. Incremental backup seems to work fine, but I have to disable those two options before restoring a backup.
Does fs.process_symlinks_by_task = 1 replace and make fs.protected_symlinks_create and fs.protected_hardlinks_create totally unnedeed on a CL9 cpanel server?
Or do fs.protected_symlinks_create and fs.protected_hardlinks_create still provide some protections that fs.process_symlinks_by_task does not protect against?