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You may consider using chmod -R 550 /web instead of 750 if write permission is not needed by ColdFusion on all files or directories. # chcon -R --reference=/var/www /web 4.2.3: Specify permissions for ColdFusion Directories chown -R cfusion:root /opt/coldfusion10/ chmod -R 750 /opt/coldfusion10/ You should consider a more restrictive file permission structure which removes any unnecessary write permissions. The permissions specified above will allow ColdFusion to have full control over the files in its own directories as needed by the CF administrator or hotfix installer - a more restrictive approach while more secure may cause errors in ColdFusion administrator or elsewhere. If you do not make changes in the ColdFusion administrator and only run the hotfix installer by root you can setup more restrictive file security. Now to allow access Apache to serve files in the /CFIDE we need to ensure that apache has execute permissions on all parent folders so that it can traverse the directory structure: chown cfusion:webservices /opt/coldfusion10/ chown cfusion:webservices /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/ chown cfusion:webservices /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/ chmod 710 /opt/coldfusion10/ chmod 710 /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/ chmod 710 /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/ chown -R cfusion:webservices /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/CFIDE/ chmod 750 /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/CFIDE/ chcon -R --reference=/var/www /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/CFIDE 4.2.4: Install Apache Connector As root run the connector installer utility called wsconfig with the following options: /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/runtime/bin/wsconfig -ws Apache \ -dir /etc/httpd/conf/ \ -cfide /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/CFIDE/ \ 50

Section	Page
Adobe® ColdFusion® 10 Server Lockdown Guide	1
Section 1: Introduction	1
1.1 Default File Paths and Usernames	1
1.2 Operating Systems and Web Servers	1
1.3 ColdFusion Version	2
1.4 Scope of Document	2
Section 2: Installation Prerequisites	3
2.1 Prerequisites for all ColdFusion installations	3
2.2 Prerequisites for a Windows 2008 Server Installation	3
Table 2.2.3.1 Web Root Content Security Permissions	9
2.2.7 Anonymous Access Identity	17
2.2.8 Setup Request Filtering	17
Table 2.2.8.1 : CFIDE URIs	22
Additional URI Sequences to consider blocking:	22
2.2.9 Create a Website For ColdFusion Administrator	23
Remove Request Filtering Rule for ColdFusion Administrator Site	25
2.3 Prerequisites for a RedHat Enterprise Linux 6.3 Installation	27
Section 3 - Installing ColdFusion	32
3.1 Run ColdFusion Installer	32
4.1 Windows 2008 Post ColdFusion Installation	41
4.1.1 Install ColdFusion Hotfixes	41
4.1.10 Optionally Remove ASP.NET	48
4.2 Red Hat Enterprise Linux Post Installation	49
4.2.1 Install ColdFusion Hotfixes / Updates	49
4.2.3: Specify permissions for ColdFusion Directories	50
4.2.4: Install Apache Connector	50
4.2.7 Setup Auditing	53
4.2.8 Add umask to startup script	54
4.3 Post Configuration Settings for Windows and Linux	54
4.3.4 Tomcat Shutdown Port	55
4.3.5 Add a connector shared secret	56
4.3.6 Additional Tomcat Security Considerations	56
4.3.7 Additional File Security Considerations	56
5.1 Server Settings > Settings	57
5.2 Server Settings > Request Tuning	63
5.3 Server Settings > Client Variables	65
5.4 Server Settings > Memory Variables	65
5.5 Server Settings > Mail	67
5.6 Data & Services > Data Sources	67
5.7 Data & Services > Flex Integration	68
5.8 Debugging & Logging > Debug Output Settings	69
5.9 Debugging & Logging > Debugger Settings	69
5.10 Debugging & Logging > Logging Settings	70
5.11 Event Gateways > Settings	71
5.12 Security > Administrator	71
5.13 Security > RDS	72
5.14 Security > Sandbox Security	72
5.15 Security > Allowed IP Addresses	73
6.1 Servlets and Servlet Mappings in web.xml	75
6.2 Disabling RDS if Already Installed	76
6.3 Disabling support for JWS files	76
6.4 Disabling the GraphServlet	77
6.5 Disabling Flash Remoting Servlet Mappings	77
6.6 Disabling Flash Form Servlet Mappings	78
6.7 Disabling the CFReport Servlet Mapping	78
6.8 Remove WSRP Servlet Mapping	79
6.9 Disabling the CFFileServlet Mapping	79
6.10 Disabling Remote CFC Invocation	80
6.11 Adding ClickJacking Protection	82
6.12 Security Constraints in web.xml	82
Section 7: Patch Management Procedures	83
Meaning	85

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You may consider using

chmod -R 550 /web

instead of 750 if write permission is not needed by ColdFusion

on all files or directories.

# chcon -R --reference=/var/www /web

4.2.3: Specify permissions for ColdFusion Directories

chown -R cfusion:root /opt/coldfusion10/

chmod -R 750 /opt/coldfusion10/

You should consider a more restrictive file permission structure which removes any unnecessary write

permissions. The permissions specified above will allow ColdFusion to have full control over the files in its own

directories as needed by the CF administrator or hotfix installer - a more restrictive approach while more

secure may cause errors in ColdFusion administrator or elsewhere. If you do not make changes in the

ColdFusion administrator and only run the hotfix installer by root you can setup more restrictive file security.

Now to allow access Apache to serve files in the /CFIDE we need to ensure that apache has execute

permissions on all parent folders so that it can traverse the directory structure:

chown cfusion:webservices /opt/coldfusion10/

chown cfusion:webservices /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/

chown cfusion:webservices /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/

chmod 710 /opt/coldfusion10/

chmod 710 /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/

chmod 710 /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/

chown -R cfusion:webservices /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/CFIDE/

chmod 750 /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/CFIDE/

chcon -R --reference=/var/www /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/CFIDE

4.2.4: Install Apache Connector

As root run the connector installer utility called wsconfig with the following options:

/opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/runtime/bin/wsconfig -ws Apache \

-dir /etc/httpd/conf/ \

-cfide /opt/coldfusion10/cfusion/wwwroot/CFIDE/ \