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concerns stemmed from the various mentions of everything being in /root which just seems like plain bad security practice. however a cursory review of the code
by donalhunt 9y ago
concerns 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.