Yesterday, I’ve “witnessed” what must have been the most brutal attack on a website I’ve ever seen personally. I thought I would share this story, and in the process suggest a Joomla extension you should – nay, must – buy. I found out about this attack when I noticed a flood of alerts from the […]
The day Admintools single handedly fought threehundred computers Read More »
Spring is in the air. Great weather, plants and flowers that are blossoming… and people have the inexplicable need to do a “Spring Clean-up”. Cleaning up your websites is something you should do, too. And not just for spring. Did you know that your /tmp folder is a haven for megabytes of files that you’ll
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We were in the process of building a website built on K2 when we were confronted with something ‘unusual’. We are using Simple Image Gallery Pro to create photo galleries for players of a volleyball club. You know how it works: you click a thumbnail, you get to see a bigger picture. When we tried
Overlay problem in Sigpro? Change your popup engine. Read More »
One of the new features in Mac OSX Mountain Lion is “Gatekeeper”, the not-so-friendly tool that tries to “keep you safe” from using evil, evil applications. While the idea is great in general, sometimes you’ll want to use an application that you didn’t buy in the Mac store, or which isn’t developed by a “Trusted
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If your website is hosted on Cloudaccess.net, pay attention when using the AdminTools .htaccess maker. When configuring your settings, make sure to disable the first option “Disable directory listings (recommended). If you fail to disable this option, you’ll get a “500” error. The reason? Cloudaccess is already disabling Directory Listings on their servers. Why does
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