What is the difference between (., .., ...) in the html file path?
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From empirical testing with my own web server, there is nothing special about ...
This is just a valid directory name that may exist in my root directory.
However, as ..
and .
, and all the other ways to Unix, starting with .
, are not displayed when you run the command ls
instead ls -a
.
Note. As @EdCottrell pointed out, this is a somewhat suspicious choice of directory name, so it could be a symptom of an attack.
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