Hi everyone,
Setup: Windows environment, IIS, CF7, Eclipse
I'm looking to apply version control to a website I'm working on and
would appreciate any recommendations on how best to set everything up
in regards to version control + CF coding.
If you can't be bothered to ready the long winded
Hi,
We have just had an SQL injection attack.
Given we have several hundred cold fusion pages and the sql database as several hundred tables has anyone found a reliable solution where why script can be placed in the application.cfm page that will prevent code being appended to queries as a
Lots of things you can do
1. always use cfqueryparam
2. you can enable script protection from CF admin (depending on what version
you are on), alternatively you can use a custom function that filters the
URL and FORM vars, I can send it to you if you can't enable it in the admin
On Fri, Sep 26,
Hi Claude
As you pointed out the cfqueryparam is the best bet however even
though we had cfqueryparam and weren't affected it was still anyoying
getting all the errors on the logs so we added the following to
Application.cfm:
cfif reFindNocase(declare,cgi.query_string)cfcontent
reset=Yescfheader
funny this post should come up.
right at this moment I'm just watching a Connect presso of a CFUG in
the states: Ben Greenbaum from Symantec is speaking about web
application security, and how web applications are being attacked to
harvest and gather information from end-users.
it's
Hi,
Hope you get some great answers. I need to do this myself with a few other
developers here.
Version control as you have found, is as much about the process of using it as
it is as having a repository. It is the process part that undoes me.
Matthew [EMAIL PROTECTED] 26/09/2008 9:25 am
Matthew wrote:
Hi everyone,
Setup: Windows environment, IIS, CF7, Eclipse
I'm looking to apply version control to a website I'm working on and
would appreciate any recommendations on how best to set everything up
in regards to version control + CF coding.
Question: I've install
Claude Raiola wrote:
We have just had an SQL injection attack.
Given we have several hundred cold fusion pages and the sql database as
several hundred tables has anyone found a reliable solution where why
script can be placed in the application.cfm page that will prevent code
being
Hi Matthew,
there were some posts about this a few weeks back in which I detailed
the process we used - search the google groups for it and you should
find a stack of answers. Feel free to drop me a line if you need any
help.
Toby
On 26/09/2008, at 9:25 AM, Matthew wrote:
Hi
Another thing you can do is create different datasources, each with
different rights;
- read only
- update
- delete
And use the read only datasource on the queries that only read data. The
ones that update data might be behind a username and password so that would
make it more difficult for the
Hi,
We've just moved all our servers from overseas to Australia and on 64Bit.
All good so far, but I'm wondering whether anyone has experienced any
trouble with CF on 64Bit in the past?
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Hi Kym
Thanks very much for such a detailed response. So just to be 100% sure
of what you're saying:
1. You should only ever one version of the code on your dev machine
i.e. if you're working on one branch (Branch A) but need to swap to
another branch (Branch B) than you should check in Branch A
Matthew wrote:
Hi Kym
Thanks very much for such a detailed response. So just to be 100% sure
of what you're saying:
1. You should only ever one version of the code on your dev machine
i.e. if you're working on one branch (Branch A) but need to swap to
another branch (Branch B) than you
Steve Onnis wrote:
I would just load it up, run a heap of queries and create a heap of
emails and stuff and see how you go. Currently I have a gig allocated
to the jvm and it always uses between 900 mb and 1200 mb. Right now its
sitting on 1100 mb.
Seriously, test the crap out of it
I have had Mark Mandel do some heap inspection for me and even gave the heap
dump to the Adobe techs and they couldn't see anything in there that would
suggest and memory leaks so they don't know what it is.
-Original Message-
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
I was going to say, I did a bunch of heap introspection, and found a
bunch of stuff just waiting to be Finalized, but it never seemed to
get there.
It was really, really weird.
Mark
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 12:55 PM, Steve Onnis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have had Mark Mandel do some heap
Mathew,
As suggested please read the book I suggested, what you describe below is
correct. However the client tools for subversion allow you to switch between
versions/revisions, basically doing what happens below in one process.
So in Eclipse, it works like this. I have trunk copy on my
There was a FAQU that was full of SVN resources on doing workflow
management etc, I would suggest tracking it down.
Mark
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 11:06 AM, Toby Tremayne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Matthew,
there were some posts about this a few weeks back in which I detailed
the
Hi Kym
Thanks once again for taking the time to respond (and for clarifying
various points). I've had a quick look at Eclipse and hunted around
and finally found the Switching thing you've been talking about...
if anyone else is looking for it it you just right click on your
project (or Working
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