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Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 14:12:29 -0600 From: Security Alerts Oracle Corporation To: BUGTRAQ@SECURITYFOCUS.COM Subject: Patch for Potential Vulnerability in Oracle Internet Application Server In recent weeks, a potential vulnerability associated with the mod_plsql function in Oracle Application Server (OAS) and Oracle Internet Application Server (iAS) was reported on Bugtraq. At that time Oracle recommended […]

“I found myself in positions which required me to deliver content in both English and Spanish, and in one project a third language. Here are the possibilities I explored: Explicit links for each language Use Apache’s mod_negotiation Use GNU Gettext support in PHP Write your own” I found myself in positions which required me to […]

The latest Apache Week is available. It has news and information about the Apache Hackathon, Apache 2 beta release, and the Apache Software Foundation members meeting. “A two day hackathon for the Apache developers took place on Monday and Tuesday at the Apple campus. The hackathon was well attended with over 40 developers making use […]

Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2001 17:35:59 -0500 From: Rodent of Unusual Size To: ApacheCon Announcements Subject: ApacheCon 2001 online registration is now open! The pages for online registration are now available at the ApacheCon Web site. For detailed information, see The pages for online registration are now available at the ApacheCon Web site.     […]

“AxKit is a feature-rich XML application server for Apache that brings together flexible XML transformation, a dynamic component architecture, and the power of an embedded Perl interpreter.” “… Termed “an XML Delivery Toolkit,” AxKit is just that — a method of delivering all that static or dynamic XML content you’ve spent so much effort building. […]

This release supercedes the 2.2.3 release, which had an error that prevented permissions from being acquired correctly. To: , Subject: [Zope-Annce] ANNOUNCE: Zope 2.2.4 (final) released… Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 14:47:38 -0500 charset=”iso-8859-1″ Hello all, Zope 2.2.4 has been released – you can download it from Zope.org: http://www.zope.org/Products/Zope/2.2.4/ This release supercedes the 2.2.3 release, […]

“When you switched from pedaling a bicycle to driving a car, what was the hardest thing to learn?” Changing programming languages is exactly the same. This article focuses on the switch from Visual Basic to PHP. First we look at the bicycle to car changeover then specific help for VB programmers starting out with PHP. […]

“Recently, I was looking for a calendar system that would allow me to keep track of events, appointments, and project dates. Quite a few of the applications that I looked at were written in PHP and used a database to keep track of events. Since I had already planned on configuring an extra computer for […]

“If your web development efforts have become disorganized or overly complex, servlets and Java Server Pages can help with good support and high quality tools for Linux. Both technologies also help by offering an object-oriented approach that promotes a modularized development effort. Using such an approach allows you to scale from small to enterprise size […]

“Cellular phones supporting WAP are slowly, but constantly spreading. Therefore, it could be time for you to start building your WML pages to access internet databases. As such, we will show you how to build PHP/WML pages to access a MySQL database which contains professors’ receiving hours and exams timetables for a University. …” “The […]

“As a network or system administrator, you usually desire the ability to limit what goes into and comes out of your network. People achieve this through a variety of methods, the most common by far being firewalls. However, most firewalls and networks in general do have one service they will allow no matter what – […]

“Most experts suggest that a server machine should be dedicated to a single purpose. In other words, a Web server machine should function only as a Web server, while the FTP and mail servers should be on separate machines. This is great in theory, because it minimizes the chance of security holes caused by interaction […]