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Hi @dauzeine Your case is not super detailed. There is a whole section called "HTTP headers security" in main/install/configuration.dist.php allowing you to configure these headers. As far as I know, there's no additional need to configure them through mod_headers, but you might prefer this way. On the other side, we strive to depend on the least amount of external resources in Chamilo, so except if you are using a CSS with custom fonts loaded directly from Google, for example, the impact on Chamilo should be minor (you can probably not use the pixelizr widget to edit pictures in the documents tool and a few other sub-tools in documents, but that's about it. I'm answering to the best of my knowledge without checking the code. |
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Hello everyone,
in order to improve the security of my chamilo platform, I configured, in the VirtualHost, same mod_headers lines. One is particularly tricky for me, "Header always set Content-Security-Policy".
In script-src, I added my chamilo url. But it's not enough, as chamilo certainly asks scripts to run from other sites...
Does some configure any chamilo platform with mod-headers active?
david
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