As a precaution, Xitrum is disallowing dot files in public directory. This is a legacy idea from the age of Apache to disallow access to files like .htaccess.
Serving dot files in public directory is not a security risk to Xitrum, and it's convenient for cases like serving .well-known directory of Let's Encrypt.
As a precaution, Xitrum is disallowing dot files in public directory. This is a legacy idea from the age of Apache to disallow access to files like .htaccess.
Serving dot files in public directory is not a security risk to Xitrum, and it's convenient for cases like serving .well-known directory of Let's Encrypt.