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It could be useless; if an intruder is already in that dir then the battle is lost!
I am not inclined to set that file away from root because it relies on too many includes, $conn etc...
the rewriting of the application will be a pain in the php :)
No, we should not chmod the cron called file other than precisely 755
I recently posted a little cron how to with putty
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