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This is mainly a security fix release. Read more / Get it at: xoops.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=4083
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Welcome to the forum, Scorpius.
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Two Things - Wordpress And Protected Forums
TCH-Thomas replied to mkdesigner's topic in Open Discussion
There is a whole Wordpress section here, is that what you are looking for? As for the password, just send a pm to a red staff member and they will send it to you. -
WordPress 2.3.2 is an urgent security release. Everyone are encouraged to upgrade as soon as possible. Read more / Get it at: wordpress.org/development/2007/12/wordpress-232/
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Welcome to the forum, AJ69.
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I have been using Kaspersky Internet Security suite for about a year and have had no problem with either the program or the computers resources. Does the friends computer meet the requirements for their antivirus program? kaspersky.com/kaspersky_anti-virus (bottom of page) Also, if your friend are using the internet security suite, here are the requirements for that: kaspersky.com/kaspersky_internet_security (bottom of page)
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Welcome to the forum, Susie.
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From: Secunia secunia.com/advisories/28225/ Rating: Moderately critical Description: Some vulnerabilities have been reported in TikiWiki, where some have unknown impacts and others can be exploited by malicious people to conduct cross-site scripting attacks. 1) Input passed into the "movies" parameter in tiki-listmovies.php is not properly sanitised before being used, which can be exploited to conduct directory traversal attacks. 2) Input passed to the "area_name" parameter in tiki-special_chars.php is not properly sanitised before being returned to the user. This can be exploited to execute arbitrary HTML and script code in a user's browser session in context of an affected site. 3) Certain unspecified vulnerabilities exist in tiki-edit_css.php, tiki-list_games.php, and tiki-g-admin_shared_source.php. More information is currently not available. Solution: Update to version 1.9.9. As a workaround, disable the "edit css", "games", and "galaxia" feature and delte tiki-listmovies.php and tiki-special_chars.php.
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Gallery 2.2.4 has been released. This release fixes critical security issues. Due to the severity of these issues users of all previous Gallery 2 versions are strongly encouraged to upgrade to version 2.2.4 as soon as possible! Read more / Get it at: gallery.menalto.com/gallery_2.2.4_released
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year everyone!
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I am not sure if you are hosted on a TCH server but you do not appear to be according to a whois search, so depending on how your host have it all set up I guess it will be a bit hard to answer but someone else might have an answer to this. You should purchase an account here then we could answer it more easier.
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The .htaccess file should be put in the folder where you have joomla installed. So if joomla is installed in the root/public_html, the .htaccess goes there. If joomla is installed in subfolder (example your-tch-domain.com/joomla), the .htaccess goes there.
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Sorry, not that I know of but Gallery has a built in password system apart the usual "members area" function I believe.
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Welcome to the forum, thisbevos.
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Welcome to the forum, CNW 6000.
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The databse info can be found in configuration.php, so download this file to your own computer and open it in notepad or similar and you should find the following info. >The database name is on line $mosConfig_db = 'cpanelusername_databasename'; The database password is on line $mosConfig_password = 'The password'; The database user name is on line $mosConfig_user = 'cpanelusername_username';
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I don´t know if I have missunderstood Bruce´s reply but Joomla can be installed directly in public_html/root and not only within a directory/folder in public_html/root. When you install Joomla through Fantastico it will ask you where you want it installed, leave that field empty and it will install in public_html/root. However by installing Joomla in its own folder with public_html/root you can modify it as much as you want before going live with the site (ie visitors only typing your-tch-domain.ext will not see it). After that, then you can do as Bruce says and visitors will see your Joomla installation directly by typing your-tch-domain.ext and not something like your-tch-domain.ext/joomla.
