On 3/8/01, Dave Watts penned:
>Also, just because more IIS vulnerabilities are publicly known, doesn't mean
>that IIS is inherently less secure than WebSite. There are simply fewer
>people poking into WebSite looking for vulnerabilities, since there are
>fewer people using WebSite.
Kind of like w
> Now, I like WebSite, but this isn't really a fair criticism. IIS
> vulnerabilities typically only affect you when you haven't properly set it
> up in the first place. For example, lots of them depend on ISAPI mappings
> that no one is using. If they're not being used, they shouldn't be left in
>
> > Sounds like I should cancel my order for WSP 3 and migrate to IIS
> > while I still only have 100 or so sites to switch.
>
> And then spend 3 hours a week making sure you have the latest
> vulnerabilities patched...
Now, I like WebSite, but this isn't really a fair criticism. IIS
vulnerabil
On 3/8/01, Philip Arnold - ASP penned:
>And then spend 3 hours a week making sure you have the latest vunerabilities
>patched...
>
>Oh, and have to re-buy all of your certificates
>
>And have to retrain all of your web-admins who use the WSP interface
Yeah, I get your point. I really like Website
> >Oh, and have to re-buy all of your certificates
>
> You can migrate a Verisign cert for $100.
Yeah, but it's still re-buying - a Thawte Cert only costs $100 to begin
with...
Philip Arnold
Director
Certified ColdFusion Developer
ASP Multimedia Limited
T: +44 (0)20 8680 1133
"Websites for the
You can migrate a Verisign cert for $100.
Cary
At 02:55 PM 3/8/2001 +, you wrote:
>Oh, and have to re-buy all of your certificates
Cary Gordon
The Cherry Hill Company
~~
Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book a
> Sounds like I should cancel my order for WSP 3 and migrate to IIS
> while I still only have 100 or so sites to switch.
And then spend 3 hours a week making sure you have the latest vunerabilities
patched...
Oh, and have to re-buy all of your certificates
And have to retrain all of your web-ad
On 3/8/01, Philip Arnold - ASP penned:
>Taking this seriously (even though it's not) - they wouldn't as there
>currently is no support in ClusterCats for WSP, so if they did buy the
>product then they'd have to include it...
Sounds like I should cancel my order for WSP 3 and migrate to IIS
while
> >Thought I would post a link to this news as many ColdFusion
> >developers are devoted WebSite customers.
> >
> >http://software.oreilly.com/news.cfm?ID_News=200
>
> Bummer. They're looking for a buyer. Maybe Macrollaire will pick
> them up. :-D
Taking this seriously (even though it's not) - th
On 3/7/01, Benjamin S. Rogers penned:
>Thought I would post a link to this news as many ColdFusion developers are
>devoted WebSite customers.
>
>http://software.oreilly.com/news.cfm?ID_News=200
Bummer. They're looking for a buyer. Maybe Macrollaire will pick them up. :-D
--
Bud Schneehagen - Tr
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