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For opensource standards the instructions look pretty okay? Looks similar to instructions for projects like Mattermost, OTRS, etc.
by jsiepkes 9y ago
For opensource standards the instructions look pretty okay? Looks similar to instructions for projects like Mattermost, OTRS, etc.
- donalhunt 9y agoconcerns stemmed from the various mentions of everything being in /root which just seems like plain bad security practice. however a cursory review of the codebase indicates that most of the services run as the zulip user and authentication uses certificates rather than passwords.
- aero31aero 9y agoIt might not have been obvious, but for installation, you should use a dedicated machine or virtual machine. That would mean your concerns regarding /root would be solved automatically.