I've been thinking about the 3rd party libraries folder (generally located at [WEBROOT/libraries]. I have the permissions for this directory set at 755, as I do with other directories in Drupal. But when I think about it, this could be a security risk, as these are 3rd party libraries, and could be an opening for exploits. I also don't see any reason any of these directories should be writing files. But, I'm also not really a server guy.
Recently I received a message from my hosting provider regarding a vulnerability in two websites running Drupal 11.3.10:
The vulnerability (a code-injection) has been found in the database-environment of your Drupal install, in the file: condition.php.
That was patched by patchman they run automatically. It appears to be a vulnerability still present in the latest version of Drupal. Because after creating a fresh 11.3.10 install on a subdomain, I receive the exact same alert.
That's why I post this here, so it can be taken up and fixed ASAP.
I haven't had any luck when it comes to updating modules in Drupal CMS 2.0 on my hosting account, I end up with a Error 500.. I have 1024 mb of php memory. Bare bones stock install.
More info if it helps, can't seem to be able to post image for screen shots. D7 was so much easier lol
Just a couple of years ago, I managed to build a view that showed me content filtered by ‘parent term’ from a specific vocabulary.
Now, in version 10.6.7, it seems impossible to do.
Have there been some new limitations, or have I completely forgotten how to do it?
For example, filtering all content that has terms whose parent is “economics” in the “arguments” vocabulary
I would be very grateful to anyone who can give me some guidance on how to achieve this result
