As for using wordpress, TF2.com uses it. It's fine as long as it's updated properly (and possibly ran in it's own user in a restricted environment). Now can we concentrate to server administration instead of picking up on eachothers?

-ics

23.7.2012 9:51, Ryan Rapini kirjoitti:
This is a mailing list focused around the  operation of steam servers. If 
people are compromising your machine through other vectors outside of the steam 
server binaries, there is little advice we could give that you wouldn't be 
better suited pursuing on, say, a web server administration forum.

We are not your personal army of network security specialists.

This is like if you wrote to the mailing list for a car mechanic group, 
complaining that you left your car unlocked on a busy street and it was broken 
into, and while you know that leaving it unlocked was silly, you find 
installing locks difficult and does anyone have any solutions for how to make 
the car harder to break into that don't involve locking the doors? We are busy 
trying to help people keep their cars running, sorry.

Please understand that I mean my satire to serve as a gentle and amusing 
correction, not a negative flame. I would advise you to consider moving to a 
more secure blogging framework, or consider investing in separate servers if 
keeping your wordpress is vital. Barring the offending IP ranges from 
connecting to your server might be beneficial as well. So would doing a little 
research of your own on how to secure a server.

Hope you have a nice day.
"There is a war going on for your mind. If you are thinking, you are winning."

-----Original Message-----
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Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2012 02:21:30
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Subject: Re: [hlds] TF2 Server with WordPress Sites Hacked Help

Ryan, why waste your time with a response like that?

It's no secret using WordPress may not be a secure platform, but
seriously, why waste your time with a reply so negative in a environment
that is here to support and help others?

Explain this to me.

On 7/23/2012 2:14 AM, Ryan Rapini wrote:
Hello, I was doing something foolish and ran into serious trouble as a result. 
Modifying the foolish behavior is Too Hard. Can someone else please think for 
me and invent a way for me to keep doing foolish things without consequences?

Also can it be inexpensive and not time consuming, I've got better things to do 
with my time and money than to obey basic common sense.

Sarcastic responses will not be tolerated.

Thanks!
"There is a war going on for your mind. If you are thinking, you are winning."

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