Domuk No, not an
issue with
the PHP - I
was
responding
to "AJAX not
being cross
site is
annoying"
MaxMouse Really? i
thought that
would only
be important
if the user
had some
kind of
control over
where the
XML came
from, if you
hard code it
(As in a PHP
file)
wouldn't
that
eliminate
XSS attacks?
Domuk Yes, but
very, very
necessary.
AJAX
requests run
in the
context of
the browser,
there'd be
no security
if it was
cross-domain
.
MaxMouse AJAX not
being cross
site is
annoying,
all other
scripts can
be used in
that way,
having to
resort to
PHP to patch
it is a
shame.
I started writing this for new people to get into FreeBSD, and learn how it works. I think it's a pretty simple article, and it takes it slow and easy for newer people getting involved with Unix. It's the first article in a series I'm writing entitled 'Beginners Guide To FreeBSD'.
This small HowTo will show you how to set up a full-featured mail server on NetBSD 1.6.2 with Exim and Teapop. We will replace the default MTA on NetBSD, Sendmail with Exim from pkgsrc, configure it with smtp authentication and also install Teapop to provide POP3 access to our mails. Both server will be configured to authenticate local users not against the system password file, but a standalone mail authentication file based on the htpasswd format.
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