php-nuke

[Ted Ozolins]

On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 22:59, Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
> Alternatively, there is www.plone.org

Looks nice thank you. 

After a lot of RTFM along with several test installs, I now realise that
most of the problems I've had witth PHP-nuke are "Msql access" related.
What I need to do now is to determine the proper way to secure the
mysq-server and yet allow php-nuke to access its dbase. I had no
problems setting up eestock (with postgres) and works like a charm but
then it doesn't use mysql. All the documentation I've come accross re
php-nuke impies that mysql is left wide open as there is no reference
made to securing the installation. This might be acceptable on an
internal home system but not on a pruduction system. There has got to be
some better docs out there, but as of yet, I've not come accross them.
Software and network security are my extreme weak-points thus I'll be
doing a lot of RTFM'n. I was hoping to take a network admin course but
living in British Columbia the land of M$, all the courses I've seen
offered in community colleges are geared towards IIs or some other M$
dribble.So this leaves me to to learning on my own (as usual). 

-- 
Ted Ozolins (VE7TVO)
Westbank, B. C.

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