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Apache Week 349
  • Apache httpd 2.0.52 Released
    Apache httpd 2.0.52 was released on 28th September 2004. This release addresses a recent security issue in Apache httpd 2.0.51
  • In the news
    ApacheCon hits Las Vegas again in November 2004
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How to increase your shareholder value by making a user-friendly, interesting, informative, innovative and more importantly busy website that makes your visitors will keep on returning, again and again, generating revenue even while you sleep.

  1. The basics of making Web Pages
  2. Good advanced reading on markup languages
  3. Webmaster Tips
  4. How to administering your site and files on your web hosting space

1. The basics of making Web Pages

2. Good advanced reading on markup languages

  • The DocBook Demystification HOWTO
    • HTML itself is not quite rich enough a format to get us to that world. To name just one lack, you can't explicitly declare index entries in HTML. DocBook does have the semantic richness to support structured documentation databases. Fundamentally that's why so many projects are adopting it.
  • RSS Tutorial for Content Publishers and Webmasters
    • This tutorial explains the features and benefits of a Web format called RSS, and gives a brief technical overview of it. The reader is assumed to have some familiarity with XML and other Web technologies.

3. Webmaster Tips

4. How to administering your site and files on your web hosting space

- How To make Your First Web Page
- What you need to know about markup languages before you can create a website
- Web Site Creation for Beginners: Choosing editor or CMS system
- Drop the www. part of your domain name
- Web Site Creation for Beginners: Makesure your suite is visitable - for everyone
- Apache: A good Webalizer.conf for the Webalizer Apache Log Analyzer utility
- Apache: How to use mod_expires with Apache 1.3 and 2.0
- DocBook Demystification HOWTO
- Website hosts: Let users change their passwords
- What you should know about domain names
- How to create and use shortcut (favicon) icons on your pages
- Using .htaccess for site control
- RSS Tutorial for Content Publishers and Webmasters
- Search Engine Control: robots.txt
- xhtml tag reference
- How to find out many visit your website using on-line tools
PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
  • PHP 5.2.6 Released
    The PHP development team would like to announce the immediateavailability of PHP 5.2.6. This release focuses on improving the stability ofthe PHP 5.2.x branch with over 120 bug fixes, several of which are security related.All users of PHP are encouraged to upgrade to this release. Further details about the PHP 5.2.6 release can be found in the release announcement for 5.2.6, the full list of changes is available in the ChangeLog for PHP 5.Security Enhancements and Fixes in PHP 5.2.6:Fixed possible stack buffer overflow in the FastCGI SAPI identified by Andrei Nigmatulin.Fixed integer overflow in printf() identified by Maksymilian Aciemowicz.Fixed security issue detailed in CVE-2008-0599 identified by Ryan Permeh.Fixed a safe_mode bypass in cURL identified by Maksymilian Arciemowicz.Properly address incomplete multibyte chars inside escapeshellcmd() identified by Stefan Esser.Upgraded bundled PCRE to version 7.6Update (May 6th): The Windows installers were missing the XSL and IMAP extensions.Update (May 3rd): The Windows archives were missing the XSL and IMAP extensions.
  • Google Summer of Code: php.net students
    The PHP team is once again proud to participate in the Google Summer of Code. Ten students will "flip bits instead of burgers" this summer: Zend LLVM Extension by JoonasGovenius, mentored by NunoLopesPHP Optimizer by SamuelGraham Kelly IV, mentored by DerickRethansPhD (PHP Docbook) Project by RudyNappée, mentored by HannesMagnussonReplace auto* with CMake by Alejandro LeivaRojas, mentored by Pierre A.Joyegsoc:2008 - XDebug by Chung-YangLee, mentored by DavidCoallierRewrite the run-tests.php script by CesarMontedonico, mentored by TravisSwicegoodPHP Bindings for Cairo by AkshatGupta, mentored by AnantNarayananAlgorithm Optimizations by MichalDziemianko, mentored by ScottMacVicarPECL, Website Improvements by BarryCarlyon, mentored by Helgi ÞormarÞorbjörnssonImplement Unicode into PHP 6 by Henrique do NascimentoAngelo, mentored by ScottMacVicarUpdate (May 11th): Unfortunately Nicholas Sloan had to drop out of the program, but he will be replaced by Rudy Nappée working on the same application.
  • TestFest 2008
    The PHP-QA team would like to announce the TestFest for the month of May 2008. The TestFest is an event that aims at improving the code coverage of the test suite for the PHP language itself. As part of this event, local User Groups (UG) are invited to join the TestFest. These UGs can meet physically or come together virtually. The point however is that people network to learn together. Aside from being an opportunity for all of you to make friends with like minded people in your (virtual) community, it also will hopefully reduce the work load for the PHP.net mentors.All it takes is someone to organize a UG to spearhead the event and to get others involved in writing phpt tests. The submissions will then be reviewed by members of php.net before getting included in the official test suite. Please visit the TestFest homepage to get additional details on the TestFest on how to get involved, either as a UG or by setting up the necessary infrastructure.
  • Google Summer of Code 2008
    Once again we are glad to announce that we have been accepted to be a Google Summer of Code project. See our program for this year's GSoC.We would like to take this opportunity to say thanks to Google Inc. for this privilege to participate once again, and would like to invite everyone to look at our list of ideas: http://wiki.php.net/gsoc/2008. Students are of course more than welcome to come up with their own ideas for their proposals and we will consider each and every application that we will receive.So once again, thanks to everyone who is involved in this magnificent journey and we hope to see many of you great students and open source passionate join us in our most enjoyable Google Summer of Code projects.
  • PHP 4.4.8 Released
    The PHP development team would like to announce the immediate availability of PHP 4.4.8. It continues to improve the security and the stability of the 4.4 branch and all users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to it as soon as possible. This release wraps up all the outstanding patches for the PHP 4.4 series, and is therefore the last normal PHP 4.4 release. If necessary, releases to address security issues could be made until 2008-08-08. Security Enhancements and Fixes in PHP 4.4.8:Improved fix for MOPB-02-2007.Fixed an integer overflow inside chunk_split(). Identified by Gerhard Wagner.Fixed integer overlow in str[c]spn().Fixed regression in glob when open_basedir is on introduced by #41655 fix.Fixed money_format() not to accept multiple %i or %n tokens.Added "max_input_nesting_level" php.ini option to limit nesting level of input variables. Fix for MOPB-03-2007.Fixed INFILE LOCAL option handling with MySQL - now not allowed when open_basedir or safe_mode is active.Fixed session.save_path and error_log values to be checked against open_basedir and safe_mode (CVE-2007-3378). For a full list of changes in PHP 4.4.8, see the ChangeLog.
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