Comment 6 for bug 780177
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| Richard Mansfield (richard-mansfield) wrote | #6 |
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Hugh, config.php is normally in the document root, which shouldn't be writable by the webserver.
I don't think anyone's claiming cron needs wwwroot to be in the db, though I noticed that comment in init.php about wwwroot (either in db or config file) being needed by cron. That comment's true but out of date though, nearly everything needs wwwroot these days, though nothing cares whether it's in config.php or in the db.