> > For instructions on how to build a secure webserver (apache + mod_ssl +
openssl) with support for scripting (PHP),
>> database (mysql) and mail (IMAP), please refer to the site.
> > http://www.geocities.com/pablo_manalastas/apache_build.html
Thanks for this information. I'll definitely be checking on this regularly -
much of what i was looking for was answered in this site as the setup
described is very similar to ours. Once the ssl is enabled, will the site be
accessed through url https://... instead of http? or if not, is https an
entirely another method of securing web transactions? also, i did not see a
part there that pertains to certificates... does that mean i can maintain a
secure website without necessarily having a certificate?
> Unless you do a huge amount of credit card transactions per day, it may be
> best to just store the card numbers in an offline database and do the
> processing offline as well, confirming orders via email.
Are there companies in the philippines actually using services from creadit
card transaction processors? It might be necessary for some of our sites
since target clients are not directed to a single country... but for others,
it may be a solution.
A web programmer at pldt who developed their online billing told me they're
using the bank transfer approach - you give your bank account number (pdcp)
and they deduct the bill from there.. I wonder how one gets an arrangement
with the bank to do this.
Thanks.
Christie Generalao
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Logic Concepts, Inc.
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