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I have been working on SEO topic for last two months. Now i got some free time and decided to get back to web31337 CMS coding.
As usual, when I get back to my code after month or two i begin to see some stupid code or mistakes =))) I find it quite hard, because, honestly, if i continue it that way i will never be at the end. I'm searching for an ideal code but i can write none of it myself by now It's a thing needs time and skill. I guess anyway i will finish it sooner or later so make...
Posted 10-03-2009 at 04:52 AM byunSpawn Updated 04-01-2012 at 04:18 PM byunSpawn(//Enhanced logwatch/scripts/services/http diff, added Snort ET SID 2010920 rule and fail2ban regex example, fixed commas (thanks leslie_jones).)
As I'm seeing more questions about (badly coded) web applications spawning rogue processes I wonder why people don't read their logs. Attacks require reconnaissance so keeping an eye on anything that looks like a prelude enables you to take measures. And please spend time updating when updates are released, installing apps properly (like not leaving the installation files around when docs remind you not to), hardening (any IDS, mod_security, Gotroot rulesets, mod_evasive or equivalent, PHPIDS, Suhosin,...
Bought a book on this subject matter. I have a server with Red Hat on it that I am loading up with mysql, apache and PHP.
The mysql was a trick of sorts. I had loaded and then load apache, that worked and then load php. PHP was missing the mysql.sock file, it was not happy on the ./configure. Today found out that msyql was not really running. I was able to remove the package and re install. Then found received another mysql.sock error. This one I found on the internet, and told me...
So, I've been messing around with the GMaps API, trying to create my custom map type. It took me a lot of time, so I decided to share the code I ended up with.
This script serves content to the Google Maps API. It divides each requested tile into 8x8=64 squares and for each one displays the highest-rated picture that belongs to it.
PHP Code:
<? //this script should serve content for the gmaps api
//we're echo-ing out an image, so we should show that
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It's a thing needs time and skill. I guess anyway i will finish it sooner or later so make...
