XOOPS Web Application System :: Forum

Re: Login Block does not work [by Mamba]

Thu, 07 Jul 2022 06:15:12 +0000

Local Web Issues::Login Block does not work
It works with Publisher, e.g. here, but it doesn't work with Forums, e.g. here

Re: XOOPS France [by Mage]

Wed, 25 Sep 2019 19:32:53 +0000

Local Web Issues::XOOPS France
Xoops is no longer available at the moment. We will inform you when we have more information

Re: My Xoops site ad aware [by redheadedrod]

Sun, 12 Apr 2015 22:48:50 +0000

Local Web Issues::My Xoops site ad aware
Although I am a CS major in college I am also dabbling some in security and will likely get a masters in security.

It is relatively easy for someone to take control of your computer or your router.

For your router make sure you use a secure password for your wireless and your main admin password. Change the admin username if you can. Also on your router make sure you keep it updated and do NOT allow admin access to the WAN and do NOT broadcast your IP for PING requests. Those are the biggest issues you need to watch out for.

For whatever computer OS you run you want to insure it is kept up to date and your security software is up to date. Just was at a seminar where they mentioned that VERY few viruses are caught by antivirus software these days. NEVER open email or links you do not trust because they are likely malicious links. And once they get into your system you need to do a full format and restore to insure the virus is gone. There is no real good way to remove them otherwise.

Windows is the most hit OS and you REALLY need to keep it up to date...

Mac OS USED to be reasonably safe but not any more. Most of the worst viruses are attacking MACS harder than anything else. Simply because most MAC users feel wrongly that their computers can not be infected. Hackers LOVE attacking macs because most of the users don't understand that a MAC is just as susceptible as Windows and in some cases much easier to break into.

Linux is the only reasonably secure OS but even then it is not 100%.

I have had local amateur hackers take over a wireless router before. Even when I changed the passwords and insured WAN could not do admin they still broke in. Ended up being an exploit in the OS of the router. Updated the router and the issue went away.

SO yes, you need to be dilligent in any of your machines to insure they don't get taken over. And even then you may eventually make a mistake and become infected.

Rodney

Re: New theme for all of us [by sadistiko]

Fri, 19 Sep 2014 09:46:33 +0000

Local Web Issues::New theme for all of us
I'm waiting, I'm waiting.
Few years till now

Re: Xoops Adria [by sadistiko]

Thu, 23 Jan 2014 17:07:24 +0000

Local Web Issues::Xoops Adria
Well my enthusiasm dwindle trough the years
Problem is that I don't want to have page that will be outdated as it was for last 2-3 years.
I don't have so much free time anymore as I had before, so I do some translations only when I need it for my clients.

Re: XOOPS Japanese Support [by ailtonlopes]

Mon, 13 Jan 2014 18:02:27 +0000

Local Web Issues::XOOPS Japanese Support
Thanks!

Re: Romanian Support [by SERGIUx]

Sat, 27 Apr 2013 11:49:45 +0000

Local Web Issues::Romanian Support
I installed XOOPS 2.5.5 The first time, there was no upgrade

Re: NLXOOPS in transition [by irmtfan]

Wed, 31 Oct 2012 02:44:02 +0000

Local Web Issues::NLXOOPS in transition
Quote:

What parameters of a server?

the most important parameters are CPU and memory.
server admins can help you to find which script consume more cpu and ram.
my website with about 200G monthly transfer is in a shared host and i have to do some restrictions on some scripts.
for example tcpdf and some trackbacks cause loading issues and server admins force me to remove them.

Re: Bulgarian support sub-forum [by DCrussader]

Tue, 01 Nov 2011 17:52:06 +0000

Local Web Issues::Bulgarian support sub-forum
Whatever, count is as solved. There will be a support site with 2.6.x.

Re: XOOPS Poland "suspicious"? [by Mamba]

Tue, 25 Oct 2011 20:18:23 +0000

Local Web Issues::XOOPS Poland "suspicious"?
I think, this is an issue from the past, where Google was not happy with something on their Website, at least, if I remember correctly from the site's admin.

The site seems to work OK for several months right now. But they probably should contact Google about it.