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[ozzie sutcliffe]

Umm I have learned over the years to never 'negotiate' an opinion.
It's up to you to decide whether its secure or not   ??
Good practice / best practice earns that title by its own ability..lol
If you are to embark on career doing Joomla your should really make an
effort to understand some of the stuff I pointed out.

oz

On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 10:54 AM, Leam Hall <leam at reuel.net> wrote:
> Hey Oz, valid points. Let me ask though, if both sites are under my sole
> control is there as much of a security issue?
>
> Workload wise I'll use maybe 5-10% of Joomla. The personal site is
> mostly a demonstration of my work, the second site is an opinion/help
> site. If the second site *can* make enough to support itself I'd rather
> make them separate. However, right now anything that goes into the
> sites, dollar wise, comes out of my son's Christmas. Geeky as I am, I
> have limits.  :)
>
> Leam
>
> p.s. Sign of the devil is 666. "7" is the perfect number, or so I'm
> told...
>
> On Thu, 2008-12-11 at 10:01 -0500, ozzie sutcliffe wrote:
>> Whoa hold up there Sparky..
>>
>> One issue will be security . if your ISP only runs PHP as an Apache
>> module and NOT CGI, you can expose both sites to huge security issues.
>> Something tells me that 777 means sign of the devil to you and in this
>> case it will be.
>
>
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