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#1 2006-02-25 11:16:50
- lee
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- From: Normandy, France
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A new single file CMS
http://www.solucija.com, might be of interest to some folk.
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#2 2006-02-25 12:27:54
- Mary
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Re: A new single file CMS
Might be just one file, but one big file. Not that that makes a difference with load time or anything. It does make for lots of scrolling to find things though, if you needed to tweak something. I peeked through the source and was glad to see much is separated into various functions. So it’s all in one file, but has some small semblance of organization.
But, and this is a big “but”, the way it is written is not secure, it doesn’t even make use of “elementary” security concepts you learn as a beginner with PHP. I personally would not use it anywhere unless I fixed the problems myself, or I’d wait until the program’s author(s) do(es).
That’s not to say the effort is wasted though, it could certainly be quite usable with some improvements. :)
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#3 2006-02-25 22:07:59
- davidm
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- From: Paris, France
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Re: A new single file CMS
Yeah I know this one, it’s called sNews and I have toyed with it a little… it’s still in its infancy, let’s be forgiving about those security holes.
But the concept might prove to fit in a crowded “market”. TiddlyWiki is one similar “all in one file” concept that seems to work (though it’s better than sNews because it runs on USB stick…).
.: Retired :.
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#4 2006-02-26 04:31:16
- Mary
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Re: A new single file CMS
SQL injection and XSS vulnerability are just not acceptable to me.
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