When I was reading README.md,
I clicked the logo and I expected to go to
the official website https://flarum.org/
but it didn't. So, the image is being linked
to the official website in this commit.
Signed-off-by: Soobin Rho <soobinrho@gmail.com>
Why do we even have this ~~lever~~ line?
Looks like a bit of oversight when we consolidated docs and updated for stable. Probably made sense at the time, now we have installation docs that we keep up to date. Remove this line to prevent confusion because it's out of date.
* Add IIS config for easier windows setup
* Use regex from .nginx.conf and comment out rule
Uses the more common regex which reduces the number of rules and also commented out for consistency with nginx and apache
* Used enabled flag for no-public restrictions
Also fixes any indentations
* nginx rule to prevent access to sensitive files
* Add a suggested rule that does the same as the suggested rule in .htaccess
* Add .git and auth.json to nginx sensitive resources
- Clean up .htaccess and use best practices from h5bp/server-configs.
- Extract Nginx config from docs into a new .nginx.conf file which can
be included in the server block. Also uses best practices from
h5bp/server-configs.
- Remove "Allow access if Flarum is installed in a subdirectory but
another .htaccess in a higher directory denies access" rule. I'm not
sure why this was in here. Traced it back to
c17588f1cd (diff-8052c42ab3b8aa06a3f5f788a4ddccc2)
but there's no real rationale behind why such an edge case should be
included in the default .htaccess?