WHAT A LAMP

Webmin 1.50 released on Dec. 7, 2009.

It did following changes or updates.

• Fixed an XSS security hole that could be used to capture session cookies, found by Ryan Giobbi.
• Added the Software Package Updates module, for installing new packages from YUM or APT.
• Updated the default system information page to show available packages, and added a page to the Webmin Configuration module to collect this information in the background.
• Added logging to the Scheduled Commands module.
• Fixed editing of the fileset exclude list and adding volume labelling support to the Bacula module.
• Improved Postfix TLS support, fixed the config file parser, and added protection against incorrect map entry deletion.
• Added a status monitoring for detecting large directories, and a button for refreshing just selected monitors.
• Added support for the rsyslog IncludeConfig directive in the System Logs module, used by default on Ubuntu 9.
• Many more fixes and new features.

Validating

file_exists(“test.txt”);

is_file(“test.txt”);

is_dir(“/temp”);

Checking States

is_readable(“test.txt”);

is_writable(“test.txt”);

is_executable(“test.txt”);

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Create Directory

mkdir(“testdir”);

Remove Directory

rmdir(“testdir”);

Open a Directory for Reading

$dh = opendir(“testdir”);

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Open File

fopen() returns false when the file can not be openned.

if ($fp=fopen(“test.txt”, “w”)){

//do something

}

Close File

fclose($fp);

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Everyone knows ACT is an CRM software. CRM is customer relationship management. Almost every business needs one installed in his office.

Now ACT has sage products, or ACT! by Sage 2010.

Includes everything that the standard ACT! by Sage 2010 does but in addition offers you centralized administration, advanced deployment options, and workgroup functionality and scalability.

If you want to use ACT very well, you need to take some ACT Classes to have a fully training.

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Keep the software updated is very important. Especially for security issues.

It is important to upgrade your wordpress to 2.8.2.

WordPress 2.8.2 fixes an XSS vulnerability. Comment author URLs were not fully sanitized when displayed in the admin. This could be exploited to redirect you away from the admin to another site.  Download 2.8.2 or automatically upgrade from the Tools->Upgrade page of your blog’s admin.

I use the automatically upgrade tools of Wordpress to finish upgrade.

Upgrade to 2.8.1 with internal upgrade function.

Check disk space

df -h

Check Error log

tail -f /var/log/mysqld.log

check port 3306

netstat -ntpl |grep 3306

It is simply to do the upgrade to WordPress 2.8.

No risk, no error. Fast.