1. Never trust user input! Doing so can lead to security issues such a hijacked sessions, SQL injection and your entire site being compromised. This goes for all of the PHP superglobals such as $_SERVER and not just $_GET, $_POST and $_REQUEST arrays. The only exception would be the $_SESSION superglobal as this persists on […]
I analyzed my blog with Typealyzer and it says I am of the type ISTP – The Mechanics. The independent and problem-solving type. They are especially attuned to the demands of the moment are masters of responding to challenges that arise spontaneously. They generally prefer to think things out for themselves and often avoid inter-personal
Well according to GenderAnalyzer.com they are 88% sure I’m a man (I’m 100% sure – checked this morning). GenderAnalyzer uses Artificial Intelligence to determine if a homepage is written by a man or woman. What is your site’s results?
I was in need of providing SFTP access for an Ubuntu Hardy AMD64 setup. After some trial and error with the varied information returned by the search engines I was able to get this working. Once finished with the steps below you’ll be able to provide SFTP accounts to semi trusted users who need access
Vlogger is a logging tool that you can pipe your Apache logs to. The logs will be broken down by virtual hosts and days. To do this, you need to put just one CustomLog directive into your global Apache configuration. I had two downsides to using Vlogger. One was that I could not use logrotate
