- 🇺🇸United States emjayess
I'm here because of a search for similar behavior in Drupal core's status report. First I thought I'd stumbled into just the right issue, then was scratching my head because of the closed status and note about this landing in a commit... yes, it took me a minute or three to realize I was in the issues for Security Review module, instead of drupal proper.
So the question is) does anyone have any insights as to whether any similar detection of web server has been proposed for Drupal core? Because if I'm not using Apache, I would much rather NOT have this warning about `.htaccess` always staring at me (or my clients) in the status report.
- 🇺🇸United States greggles Denver, Colorado, USA
@emjayess thanks for the followup. Can you post a screenshot of the message in the status report?
- 🇺🇸United States emjayess
Can you post a screenshot of the message in the status report?
Certainly, attached. Thanks for taking interest.. although I'm sure this is not the best place to take up the issue.
If it matters, this is a site currently running Drupal 10.4.0, which had recently been upgraded from version 8, then version 9, etc. And it is running on Pantheon; my local/dev environment also uses nginx (valet).
- 🇺🇸United States greggles Denver, Colorado, USA
@emjayess that error message comes from core's system.install.
Here's an issue that I think is relevant to your goal of making it more appropriate for nginx users 🐛 Only show the error “Public files directory Not fully protected” for Apache servers Needs work