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[jirafeau_project.git] / README.md

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@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Jirafeau project won't evolve to a file manager and will focus to keep a very fe
 ## Installation
 
 This shows how to install Jirafeau by your own, it's quite simple but you can
 ## Installation
 
 This shows how to install Jirafeau by your own, it's quite simple but you can

-also use a [docker image](https://hub.docker.com/r/mojo42/jirafeau/) or build
+also use a [docker image](https://gitlab.com/jirafeau/Jirafeau/container_registry/) or build

 it yourself. Check [docker folder](docker/README.md) for more informations.
 
 System requirements:
 it yourself. Check [docker folder](docker/README.md) for more informations.
 
 System requirements:


@@ -101,9 +101,19 @@ You have several options:
 - Move var folder to a place on your server which can't be directly accessed
 - Disable automatic listing on your web server config or place a index.html in var's sub-directory (this is a limited solution)
 
 - Move var folder to a place on your server which can't be directly accessed
 - Disable automatic listing on your web server config or place a index.html in var's sub-directory (this is a limited solution)
 

-If you are using Apache, you can add the following line to your configuration to prevent people to access to your `var` folder:
+If you are using Apache, you can add the following lines to your configuration to prevent people to access to your `var` folder:

 
 

-`RedirectMatch 301 ^/var-.* http://my.service.jirafeau`
+```apache
+<LocationMatch "^/var-*">
+    Require all denied
+</LocationMatch>
+```
+
+Or you can put a `.htaccess` file containing this into your `var` folder:
+
+```apache
+Require all denied
+```

 
 If you are using nginx, you can add the following to your $vhost.conf:
 
 
 If you are using nginx, you can add the following to your $vhost.conf: