Yes, it's possible. To achieve this, you should use asymetric
encryption, and *not* store the private key in the server.
Then, the question remains : how can I have the server safely
decrypt on demand ?! one possible solution could be to store
the private key in a remote server, dedicated to the u
Edmar Edilton da Silva wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Please, can anyone tell me what driver I can use to access the MS
> SQL Server database? I am using the freetds_dbd driver, but It
> doesn't work properly when under heavy workload, the child processes
> of the apache server are aborted. I t
It would be nice if Tim Bunce simply added it as a parameter
to DBI's existing methods. Why not ask him?
Fabrice
Aaron Ross wrote:
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> On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, Stas wrote:
> > possible SQL calls manually, so I wrote this simple profiler. Take a look
> > and tell me if you think it worths releasing
ok so what about miniperl, which is used when building perl?
Robin Berjon wrote:
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> I know all that about Perl, and about PHP (which I have no idea why you
> mention here), that's not the point, at least not the one I had in mind. I
> was thinking of using a smaller, less powerful Perl in the *
DBD::Proxy does work the way you describe it.
I've used it with succes to address MSSQL DBs.
So far, with Access I met a few difficulties with memos
(Access' BLOBs), but maybe I didn't find the way to do it.
Fabrice
David Mitchell wrote:
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> > From: Eric Strovink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
You might use DBD::ODBC with DBD::Proxy as well; should be
easier to setup, but probably less efficient than FreeTDS.
Kee Hinckley wrote:
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> At 5:45 PM -0500 5/26/00, Wang, Pin-Chieh wrote:
> >Any body knows how to access Microsoft SQL/on NT from Apache on Linux ?
> >Our data base is running on
Hi Mod_Perlers!
I'm currently reading Stas's book (big thanks to all of you who
contributed to this masterpiece -- it's great). But you never
get tired of Good Things, and I was wondering if some very
easy and commented mod_perl scripts were available, as a
way to get started faster and better.
There's another way. We can't build pre-compiled modules easily,
but even when you code in C or Java, desassemblers can extract
some source from the binaries you deliver. As far as perl scripts are
concerned, a workaround consists in trivially removing all comments
and \n from the source, which ma
Come on, folks! www.modperl.com is a nice open source initiative.
There's no specific rule about what should and what should not be
put in a open source web site. We'll enjoy modperl.com just as
we already enjoy perl.apache.org !
"Paul J. Lucas" wrote:
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> On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, Gunther Birznieks
Methinks certain `job' offers should be filtered...
Having several mod_perl engineers work for free for five months,
most businesses should be quite prosperous, indeed ;-)
Not my business anyway.
David Harris wrote:
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> We have an outstanding ground-floor opportunity for the right person. Must h
if we let them do every damn thing crosses
their dumb minds, we are in for long-time troubles ;(
Fabrice Scemama
Eric Cholet wrote:
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> > Am I the only battling service vendor who actually feels good when
> > somebody bookmarks my website ?
> > I can absorb the overhead
Greg Stark wrote:
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(snip)
>
> Can the gimp save .ico files? How big and what colours etc does IE5
> expect
> these to be anyways?
>
> --
> greg
the GIMP can do it. It's a GIcon; should do the trick to win32 users.
But why should we give IE5 favicon.ico's anyway ? sounds like another
ms-made b
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