all db's in one folder and protected

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1998

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texte = I changed the topic from remote admin of this message which is where thebelow came from.>Couple of other tips: [protect] your admin pages, and keep public and>administration pages in separate directories to ease confusion. All dbs>should be in one db folder because there aren't that many. Images in one>folder with subfolders for types if necessary (buttons, banners, etc.) is>also helpful.Dumb question based on your comment of having most db's in one folder,about a week or so ago I reported that someone was hitting my servers.Well after figuring out that webstar allow/deny global setting requires youto drop the leading zeros in an IP address ie: xxx.xxx.099. really shouldbe xxx.xxx.99. I have stopped them . They still come to the site everyday,and webstar stops them about 5 to 10 thousand times in a 24 hour period.Nice guys. But in the process of looking at the webstar logs and thewebcat logs I see they went after my webcat db's before I got theallow/deny in place. Now they did not get served (I think and hope), butif you have all your db's in a folder named wcdata and you releam protectedthat folder under webstar, would the db's still work as being public forsearches, replace and append. But this could provide redundant protectionto the db's in this folder, if they tried to load them directly via a url,which is what they tried. Anybody do this?The reason I am interested in this is because a filemaker export is notconverted to an omega file type (non-servable) until webcat touches it insomeway other than a search. And I do have some filemaker exported db'sthat are just searched and never replaced, deleted, apended by webcat.===============================================Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 702.850.2900 Fx: 702.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com=============================================== Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: all db's in one folder and protected (Gary Richter 1998)
Re: all db's in one folder and protected (PCS Technical Support 1998)
Re: all db's in one folder and protected (Kevin Furuta 1998)
Re: all db's in one folder and protected (Kenneth Grome 1998)
all db's in one folder and protected (Gary Richter 1998)

I changed the topic from remote admin of this message which is where thebelow came from.>Couple of other tips: [protect] your admin pages, and keep public and>administration pages in separate directories to ease confusion. All dbs>should be in one db folder because there aren't that many. Images in one>folder with subfolders for types if necessary (buttons, banners, etc.) is>also helpful.Dumb question based on your comment of having most db's in one folder,about a week or so ago I reported that someone was hitting my servers.Well after figuring out that webstar allow/deny global setting requires youto drop the leading zeros in an IP address ie: xxx.xxx.099. really shouldbe xxx.xxx.99. I have stopped them . They still come to the site everyday,and webstar stops them about 5 to 10 thousand times in a 24 hour period.Nice guys. But in the process of looking at the webstar logs and thewebcat logs I see they went after my webcat db's before I got theallow/deny in place. Now they did not get served (I think and hope), butif you have all your db's in a folder named wcdata and you releam protectedthat folder under webstar, would the db's still work as being public forsearches, replace and append. But this could provide redundant protectionto the db's in this folder, if they tried to load them directly via a url,which is what they tried. Anybody do this?The reason I am interested in this is because a filemaker export is notconverted to an omega file type (non-servable) until webcat touches it insomeway other than a search. And I do have some filemaker exported db'sthat are just searched and never replaced, deleted, apended by webcat.===============================================Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 702.850.2900 Fx: 702.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com=============================================== Gary Richter

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