a note from security ppl that session/login cookies that normally delivered via https have to be explisidly marked as “secure” so they _only_ delivered via https. Otherwise bad ppl can hijack them.
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Hiawatha is a webserver for Unix. It has been writting with ‘being secure’ as its main goal.
Posted in apache, embedded, Hiawatha, http_server, Linux, Security, server, sysadmin, web | Comments Off | permalink
the subj. soluton creates COM object in .net that then is used by classic ASP to store sessions. ASP.net object stores session in SQL database
Posted in asp, asp.net, com_object, database, development, Microsoft, programming, session, sql, web, windows, windows_service | Comments Off | permalink
Interesting to look when u have a time. PS: looks like they are using git and found a way to integrate it into Trac, which is pretty cool
Posted in blog, code, development, git, opensource, programming, python, reddit, trac, web, web2.0 | Comments Off | permalink
another evidence that if u need a loadbalancer — ngnix is the answer these days [and maybe perlball]
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the subj says it. good article
Posted in architecture, bestpractices, design, development, ebay, performance, scalability, web | Comments Off | permalink
module that allows u to make upload progress bars
Posted in AJAX, apache, development, mod_perl, Perl, programming, web | Comments Off | permalink
notes about what is Attribute Exchange (ax) in OpenID
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[yet another one] proposal for secure session cookies
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Links to some discussions and code samples, if you need to implement ‘use Threads’ in mod_perl apache (prefork MPM )
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