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Cacti remote injection exploit

2 Comments / PHP, Security / Dan Langille

Cacti remote injection exploit Cacti is a graphing package. It is great for graphing whatever you want. However, at present, it has a rather nasty and not very well published remote injection exploit. If you run Cacti I urge you to upgrade immediately. Details: http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?p=88599 Patches: http://www.cacti.net/download_patches.php?version=0.8.6i Advisory: http://secunia.com/advisories/23528/ If you are a Cacti developer, […]

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Apache – with DSOs for PHP, FrontPage, and SSL under FreeBSD 4.0-S

1 Comment / Apache, PHP / Dan Langille

Apache – with DSOs for PHP, FrontPage, and SSL under FreeBSD 4.0-S This is the fourth in a series of articles about installing a new server. This article discusses how I installed Apache on a new server T was creating. Installing FreeBSD Getting cvsup make world installing Apache Apache – the mega port This

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Apache port – php3/FrontPage/SSL

Leave a Comment / Apache, databases, PHP / Dan Langille

Apache port – php3/FrontPage/SSL NOTE: This article is now out of date. Please don’t use it. This is a great port. It installs php, FrontPage 2000 server extensions, and SSL. See also Front Page Extensions – security considerations Note that this port contains the patch for the popen problem. See the following for detail on

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My first CGI script (uptime.pl)

4 Comments / Apache, PHP / Dan Langille

My first CGI script (uptime.pl) This article is about my first CGI script. That may not sound like much, but I found it was pretty exciting. Everything I’d written today on my websites had been static. This script shows you some dynamic content. If you’ve never done CGI scripts before, you’re going to be amazed

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