Re: Gnome-infrastructure Digest, Vol 7, Issue 3



For the benefit of the mailing list, I replied back but forgot to reply
to the list.  textpattern does not require the register_globals option
to be turned on for what we're using it for.  Only certain plugins
require it, but we're not utilizing any at the moment.  So what's the
next step?

Thanks,

Jim Hodapp


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> Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2005 20:26:18 -0500
> From: Jim Hodapp <jhodapp iupui edu>
> Subject: Request to put GNOME Journal onto the gnome.org servers
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> I am requesting to put the GNOME Journal website onto the gnome.org web
> servers since we lost our box that we've been hosting it on free of
> charge up to this point.  We'd host it on a team member's co-lo server,
> but it can't handle the traffic that we get when we release new
> editions.  What we require for the site software-wise is the following:
> 
> 1) PHP v4.3.x (any PHP 4.3 version will do)
> 2) textpattern installed (get the latest version from
> www.textpattern.com)
> 3) MySQL v4.0.x (any MySQL 4.0 version will do)
> 
> That's all we need as far as software goes.  A database called
> gnomejournal in MySQL would be a good name for the database for
> textpattern.  Textpattern is the content management system that we use
> to manage the content of the site.  If you need any more info, please
> let me know.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Jim Hodapp
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> Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2005 17:44:45 -0800
> From: mneptok <mneptok mneptok com>
> Subject: Re: Request to put GNOME Journal onto the gnome.org servers
> To: Jim Hodapp <jhodapp iupui edu>
> Cc: gnome-infrastructure gnome org
> Message-ID: <41EF0D0D 2020503 mneptok com>
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> Jim Hodapp wrote:
> > I am requesting to put the GNOME Journal website onto the gnome.org web
> > servers since we lost our box that we've been hosting it on free of
> > charge up to this point.  We'd host it on a team member's co-lo server,
> > but it can't handle the traffic that we get when we release new
> > editions.  What we require for the site software-wise is the following:
> > 
> > 1) PHP v4.3.x (any PHP 4.3 version will do)
> > 2) textpattern installed (get the latest version from
> > www.textpattern.com)
> > 3) MySQL v4.0.x (any MySQL 4.0 version will do)
> > 
> > That's all we need as far as software goes.  A database called
> > gnomejournal in MySQL would be a good name for the database for
> > textpattern.  Textpattern is the content management system that we use
> > to manage the content of the site.  If you need any more info, please
> > let me know.
> 
> Jim,
> 
> It's hard to tell from a cursory glance at the TP website, forum and 
> source if TextPattern requires register_globals be turned on for 
> PHP. In the interest of my laziness, could you answer this for me?
> 
> Personally, I find register_globals a security risk. There are 
> workarounds for not using it, and if your current host does not 
> support register_globals then said fixes have been applied to your 
> installation of TP.
> 
> Currently the gnome.org PHP installs do not support 
> register_globals. Personally, I'd be hesitant to turn it on. I think 
> before any more discussion takes place it's a good idea to figure 
> out if PHP as-provided at gnome.org will suit your needs. A copy of 
> the php.ini file from your current host would be great.
> 
> One man's opinion here. I don't wear the Final Decision Hat. :)
> 
> ./k
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