by Joel | Feb 19, 2015 | IIS, OpenSource, Servers
We have some situations in which we need to hide the extension of a webpage to the end users. Mostly this is concerned with the server security. Here we discuss about hiding the PHP extension of a wepage deployed in an IIS server . We can easily implement this in...
by Joel | Feb 17, 2015 | General, Servers
In this short post, we will discuss on how to install a perl module using CPAN. First, login to the CPAN interactive shell using the command: # cpan Once, you are in, install a module using the syntax, cpan> install package:function eg, to install the...
by Joel | Feb 11, 2015 | SQL, SQL Server Management Studio
Sometimes we get a message like “No backupset selected to be restored” while trying to restore a Database into SQL server 2012 or SQL Server 2014 using SQL Management Studio. There are various reasons for this to happen, such as : If we are trying to restore the...
by Joel | Feb 9, 2015 | Apache, cPanel/WHM
The mod_ruid2 Apache module changes the permissions of all of the HTTP requests for a domain to the permissions of the owner of that domain. This is just like suexec or the module mod_suphp ! If you have enabled mod_ruid2 in your server and if there are any scripts...
by Joel | Jan 29, 2015 | OpenSource
So there we have another vulnerability affecting the world of opensource. Nick-named as GHOST Vulnerability, it affects the glibc library shipped along with the linux systems. It has been assigned CVE-2015-0235 As per redhat, GHOST is a ‘buffer overflow’...
