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I haven't tried this, but if I were to want to do a web app in C++, I'd check out this framework:

http://cppcms.sourceforge.net/wikipp/en/page/main

It is apparently influenced by [url=http://www ...

Most web applications are I/O bound. Apparently Facebook has optimized its I/O delivery system so much that it actually makes sense for them to tackle CPU utilization, and they can actually see a bene ...

I believe, and correct me if I am wrong, that it affects anyone running RN 2.10 and above. Montego thought this as well (see page 2).

If you diff the patched file and a file from RN 2.10 or 2.20 yo ...

Rockin'.

It is very strange there should be a conflict. I didn't use jQuery or any library when I wrote the Member Map for Nuke Javascript, but I did carefully namespace all my variables and functions.

My n ...

spasticdonkey, wow....what browser? This is what you see? Yikes.

It looks like you have some other javascript (Prototype library??) that is interferring with Member Map's javascript somehow. I dunn ...

Don't forget that for many reasons, we import the request variables within mainfile.php. Too many add-on modules/blocks/etc. would break otherwise.

Oh yeah. Sad

I have been away too long, fo ...

Don't think register globals mattered. I'll send you a pm with attack details.

Ok, I'd like to hear about it, thanks.

It looked to me like the fix was just to make sure some variables were defi ...

Thanks for the fix. I looked it over, and it was indeed compatible with my site's version. It seemed that a person would only be vulnerable if they were running with register globals on. Is this corre ...

Hello Susann! I do miss you guys, that's why I popped in. Smile

I have a blog now that is about creating a website with Django if you wanna keep tabs on me and my progress:

http://deathofagremmi ...

Hi Gremmie

Hi Jake! How is married life treating you? Wink

How are things?

Well, my personal life is in shambles, but I'm having fun coding (when I can do it).

Are you thinking of coming bac ...

To our knowledge, any version that uses it.

Okay, I'll do some diffs and see if the new version will drop easily into my site.

Btw, Greetings! You couldn't have come at a worse time!

LOL, so ...

What version of RN is vulnerable to this captcha problem? Thanks.

Looks like a lot of the old crowd is still here and some new faces.

I hope everyone is doing well and having fun coding.

I see what you are saying wHiTeHaT about using utf-8, and I agree with you 100%. But to say entities are not allowed or are illegal in XHTML is wrong. I'm done.

I was talking about entities.

So was I.

Here is what you said:

XHTML speaking: you're not allowed to use entities. So £ is NOT, i repeat, IS NOT the solution!

This is not t ...

No, the online W3 validator looks at your doctype string to determine you are giving it XHTML and validates it accordingly. It does validate XHMTL.

You need to protect your inline javascript with C ...

I don't know what you mean by third party module.

Third party modules are modules, blocks, etc that did not come with the original RavenNuke distribution that you may have installed.

djmaze, I'm curious about that, and have read conflicting things. I have used entities such as • and € in pages and they have been accepted by the online W3 validator.

See this f ...

Cody, another thing you can try is to turn on the RN database logging and see what database errors you are getting.

I'd have to see all the code and sit down and try and run it. It looks like the code is in pretty bad shape. Sorry.

XHTML standards compliance requires that all attributes be in double quotes

This is not true. Single quotes are accepted by the spec. Perhaps you are thinking of the rule that says that all attribu ...

Start your timer, do a whole bunch of the same thing in a for loop, end timer and compute elapsed time. Repeat for next type of test.

E.g.

capture time t1
for ($i = 0; i < a_large_numb ...

I'm looking at a lot of variables not enclosed in quotes. ie: $guest=1; should be #guest='1';
Right?

No, that's ok. I mean, it depends on what they are doing, but you can't say that is wro ...

Test in a loop. That file is only testing double quote concatenation, unless you changed it between runs.

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Topic: HipHop for PHP
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 15962	Forum: PHP Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 12:11 pm Subject: re: HipHop for PHP
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 15962	I haven't tried this, but if I were to want to do a web app in C++, I'd check out this framework: http://cppcms.sourceforge.net/wikipp/en/page/main It is apparently influenced by [url=http://www ...
Topic: HipHop for PHP
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 15962	Forum: PHP Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 2:38 pm Subject: re: HipHop for PHP
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 15962	Most web applications are I/O bound. Apparently Facebook has optimized its I/O delivery system so much that it actually makes sense for them to tackle CPU utilization, and they can actually see a bene ...
Topic: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	Forum: Security Issues Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 7:26 pm Subject: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	I believe, and correct me if I am wrong, that it affects anyone running RN 2.10 and above. Montego thought this as well (see page 2). If you diff the patched file and a file from RN 2.10 or 2.20 yo ...
Topic: Google Maps / Members Map Module
Gremmie Replies: 103 Views: 126361	Forum: Modules Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 12:35 pm Subject: Google Maps / Members Map Module
Gremmie Replies: 103 Views: 126361	Rockin'.
Topic: Google Maps / Members Map Module
Gremmie Replies: 103 Views: 126361	Forum: Modules Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 12:27 pm Subject: Google Maps / Members Map Module
Gremmie Replies: 103 Views: 126361	It is very strange there should be a conflict. I didn't use jQuery or any library when I wrote the Member Map for Nuke Javascript, but I did carefully namespace all my variables and functions. My n ...
Topic: Google Maps / Members Map Module
Gremmie Replies: 103 Views: 126361	Forum: Modules Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 12:13 pm Subject: Google Maps / Members Map Module
Gremmie Replies: 103 Views: 126361	spasticdonkey, wow....what browser? This is what you see? Yikes. It looks like you have some other javascript (Prototype library??) that is interferring with Member Map's javascript somehow. I dunn ...
Topic: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	Forum: Security Issues Posted: Thu Feb 19, 2009 12:09 pm Subject: re: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	Don't forget that for many reasons, we import the request variables within mainfile.php. Too many add-on modules/blocks/etc. would break otherwise. Oh yeah. I have been away too long, fo ...
Topic: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	Forum: Security Issues Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 8:50 pm Subject: Re: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	Don't think register globals mattered. I'll send you a pm with attack details. Ok, I'd like to hear about it, thanks. It looked to me like the fix was just to make sure some variables were defi ...
Topic: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	Forum: Security Issues Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 5:31 pm Subject: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	Thanks for the fix. I looked it over, and it was indeed compatible with my site's version. It seemed that a person would only be vulnerable if they were running with register globals on. Is this corre ...
Topic: Hello!
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 13306	Forum: Other - Chit Chat Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 5:07 pm Subject: re: Hello!
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 13306	Hello Susann! I do miss you guys, that's why I popped in. I have a blog now that is about creating a website with Django if you wanna keep tabs on me and my progress: http://deathofagremmi ...
Topic: Hello!
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 13306	Forum: Other - Chit Chat Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:15 pm Subject: re: Hello!
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 13306	Hi Gremmie Hi Jake! How is married life treating you? How are things? Well, my personal life is in shambles, but I'm having fun coding (when I can do it). Are you thinking of coming bac ...
Topic: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	Forum: Security Issues Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 1:08 pm Subject: re: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	To our knowledge, any version that uses it. Okay, I'll do some diffs and see if the new version will drop easily into my site. Btw, Greetings! You couldn't have come at a worse time! LOL, so ...
Topic: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	Forum: Security Issues Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 10:11 am Subject: My site was hacked
Gremmie Replies: 76 Views: 126680	What version of RN is vulnerable to this captcha problem? Thanks.
Topic: Hello!
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 13306	Forum: Other - Chit Chat Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 10:09 am Subject: Hello!
Gremmie Replies: 8 Views: 13306	Looks like a lot of the old crowd is still here and some new faces. I hope everyone is doing well and having fun coding.
Topic: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	Forum: PHP Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 3:45 pm Subject: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	I see what you are saying wHiTeHaT about using utf-8, and I agree with you 100%. But to say entities are not allowed or are illegal in XHTML is wrong. I'm done.
Topic: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	Forum: PHP Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 3:16 pm Subject: re: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	I was talking about entities. So was I. Here is what you said: XHTML speaking: you're not allowed to use entities. So £ is NOT, i repeat, IS NOT the solution! This is not t ...
Topic: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	Forum: PHP Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 2:04 pm Subject: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	No, the online W3 validator looks at your doctype string to determine you are giving it XHTML and validates it accordingly. It does validate XHMTL. You need to protect your inline javascript with C ...
Topic: Recently Hacked 0.o
Gremmie Replies: 14 Views: 31285	Forum: Raven's RavenNuke(tm) v2.00.00 - v2.02.00 Distro Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 1:07 pm Subject: Re: Recently Hacked 0.o
Gremmie Replies: 14 Views: 31285	I don't know what you mean by third party module. Third party modules are modules, blocks, etc that did not come with the original RavenNuke distribution that you may have installed.
Topic: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	Forum: PHP Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 12:41 pm Subject: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	djmaze, I'm curious about that, and have read conflicting things. I have used entities such as • and € in pages and they have been accepted by the online W3 validator. See this f ...
Topic: Updating an old IM module - need fetch_array help
Gremmie Replies: 10 Views: 13932	Forum: Modules Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 11:07 am Subject: Updating an old IM module - need fetch_array help
Gremmie Replies: 10 Views: 13932	Cody, another thing you can try is to turn on the RN database logging and see what database errors you are getting.
Topic: Updating an old IM module - need fetch_array help
Gremmie Replies: 10 Views: 13932	Forum: Modules Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 7:23 am Subject: Updating an old IM module - need fetch_array help
Gremmie Replies: 10 Views: 13932	I'd have to see all the code and sit down and try and run it. It looks like the code is in pretty bad shape. Sorry.
Topic: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	Forum: PHP Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 7:15 am Subject: Re: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	XHTML standards compliance requires that all attributes be in double quotes This is not true. Single quotes are accepted by the spec. Perhaps you are thinking of the rule that says that all attribu ...
Topic: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	Forum: PHP Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 8:29 pm Subject: re: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	Start your timer, do a whole bunch of the same thing in a for loop, end timer and compute elapsed time. Repeat for next type of test. E.g. capture time t1 for ($i = 0; i < a_large_numb ...
Topic: Updating an old IM module - need fetch_array help
Gremmie Replies: 10 Views: 13932	Forum: Modules Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 8:26 pm Subject: re: Updating an old IM module - need fetch_array help
Gremmie Replies: 10 Views: 13932	I'm looking at a lot of variables not enclosed in quotes. ie: $guest=1; should be #guest='1'; Right? No, that's ok. I mean, it depends on what they are doing, but you can't say that is wro ...
Topic: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	Forum: PHP Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 6:10 pm Subject: PHP parsing error
Gremmie Replies: 40 Views: 58718	Test in a loop. That file is only testing double quote concatenation, unless you changed it between runs.