This guide to Content Security Policy is meant to get a webmaster familiar with this security concept. The core part of a Content Security Policy are server defined rule for a browser to follow on what are safe content sources. Browsers that follow the rules will ignore content from non-trusted sources and log warnings and errors to the browsers developer […]
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Log4net is a popular open source framework of the Apache Logging Project to log application errors for web sites. Log4net is part of the Apache Logging Services project at the Apache Software Foundation. The Logging Services project is intended to provide cross-language logging services for purposes of application debugging and auditing. The Apache log4net project DotNetNuke and Evoq Starting with DNN v6
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LAMP stands for Linux w/ Apache w/ MySQL w/PHP. It one of the most common web server configurations there is. Several people will debate the naming and say “M” stands for “blah blah” or “M” changed its name, or “P stands for “blah blah blah”. Yep you have lots of choices but originally its LinuxApacheMySQLPHP These steps outlined below should
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