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Re: Fast CGI or ISAPI
  • 2005/9/13 8:02

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Are you using a PHP accelerator at all?
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Re: Paid Membership
  • 2005/9/12 23:36

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Heard mixed reports of MC Subscriptions, so I'd say amember might be the more robust/reliable solution.
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Re: sometimes poor performance???
  • 2005/9/12 23:33

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Install the page timer & MySQL counter I wrote, and it will tell you the time taken to generate each page, as well as the number of MySQL quereies. From there we should get a better idea of where to concentrate efforts. Can I also ask what you did to confirm that it is not your Internet connection or web host connection? I don't think it is your connection as I just experienced a 45 second server response time. This *could* be connection related, but I think it would be more likely to be server configuration.
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Re: New Version of MySQLAdmin
  • 2005/9/9 0:17

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Any reason why you can't just install the stand alone version of PhpMyAdmin?
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Re: Cloning default template generates hundreds of files?
  • 2005/9/8 14:06

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Well that was weird ...

Don't know why it happened, but for some reason it seems the template tables were all screwed up. I emptied the tplfile, tplset and tplsource tables, and then imported the contents of thos same tables from a fresh install of Xoops. I then updated each module to generate the template files for the default template set. From there I was able to clone my defauly template with the correct number of template files being generated for each module...
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Re: one of my sites got hacked :(
  • 2005/9/8 6:36

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What operating system and web server is you server running?
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Re: Cloning default template generates hundreds of files?
  • 2005/9/7 23:38

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Can anyone tell me what the differences are between the initial generation of a template clone, and when you delete and then generate an individual template? This is just making no sense to me at all at the moment ...
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Cloning default template generates hundreds of files?
  • 2005/9/7 11:18

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Hi All,

I never usually use the template editor in Xoops, and generally opt to edit template files directly myself. However, I have a need to be able to edit my templates remotely and thought I've give the XOOPS template editor a go.

I've struck a problem where when I clone the default template set I get hundreds of files generated. For example there are 27 template files in the XOOPS system module, but the clone being produced has 231 templates. It's not uniform either, some modules have the correct amount of template files generated, some have 3 or 4 times the amount they should have.

I've tried overwriting all my files with a fresh download of the full package of the XOOPS version I'm using (2.0.13.1), but no joy. Weird thing is if I manually delete all these unwanted template files and then press "generate" to produce new ones, then it seems the correct amount are produced. So it seems that it is only when the inital cloning is done that these extra template files are genrated.
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Re: AMS: Ok, this is starting to get right up my nose.
  • 2005/9/7 2:01

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Almost correct. You need to change your php.ini file so that all magic quote functions are turned off.

Example:

magic_quotes_gpc = Off

If you do not have access to edit the php.ini file which is likely if you're using a shared hosting service, then you can create a .htaccess file to do the same thing locally for you.
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Re: a secure xoops website howto ?
  • 2005/9/6 8:23

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You'll probably find that your webserver (be it apache or IIS) will be of greater risk of getting hacked than Xoops. If you are wanting tight security, there are so many levels you should be concentrating on before your choosen CMS, as it is the last port of call. As you've mentioned there though, I would say the Protector module is a must for anyone security concious, but this alone is by no means a security solution.
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