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I am developing a PHP web app using apache as a web server. I would like to know if OpenSSL in its latest version is secure, or is it vulnerable beacause of heartbleed?
The last OpenSSL vulnerability was found in the middle of this month (CVE-2014-3513).
Hearbleed is fixed on April 7th. Now, for your case, it depends on the version of OpenSSL you are running. Check the full list on here.
You can find the list of OpenSSL vulnerabilities since HeartBleed bug on here.
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I am relatively new to Web development. I was reading about Remote files in PHP, and I came across this question at
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My question is why would we require to use a second server in general?
Normally multiple servers used for high availability.
Using single server is a bottle nick. If it is goes down, your web will not be available.
Also multiple servers used to balance the load on each server.
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I want to downgrade mysql 5.6.20 to 5.1, can anyone give me steps using phpmyadmin...or any other better way to downgrade it. I'm using windows 7 and xampp server. Any help is much appreciated.
I suggest you to take a dump of all your DB. Uninstall 5.6.20. Install 5.1 and restore your data.
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I am bit confused about the installation of phabricator
In every sites they mentioned it like for installing Phabricator i need a prerequisite of PHP5 and mysql
But i already have Oracle SQL can i do it without installing MYSQL....
MySQL: You need MySQL.
https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/installation_guide/
The manual says you need MySQL. So you probably need MySQL. Oracle and MySQL (or most other database systems) aren't 100% cross compatible. Phabricator was written for MySQL, period.
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I set up a Debian virtual machine for local development, but funny enough any kind of PHP errors are displayed in an (too me) unusual design, with a orange table layout... How can I make PHP display errors the with the "traditional" design?
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It's Debian running on a virtual machine on my Mac using VirtualBox.
Based on the comment from Bojangles I investigated and found xdebug to be enabled. Disabling it removed the "orange" error output, and I now get "normal" error display.
I disabled it by removing the link to include the xdebug extension in /etc/php5/conf.d
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Google App Engine version 1.8.5 clearly says that "the Mac OSX SDK now includes a PHP interpreter, installing PHP separately is no longer required." However, I don't seem to find it. I know I could just install php-cgi on my own, but if it were indeed included in the SDK, I wouldn't want to install another copy.
It is here: /Applications/GoogleAppEngineLauncher.app/Contents/Resources/GoogleAppEngine-default.bundle/Contents/Resources/php-cgi