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hakre on wordpress » WordPress Licensing- GPL: This Deserves a Special Mention, II 17 Feb 2011
- b2/cafelog is GPL 3 Feb 2011
- WordPress Changes GPL License Text Again 15 Jan 2011
- Akismet Introduces GPL Version to WordPress (Updated 3x) 1 Jan 2011
- Kses, GPL, Copyright, Licensing and Disclaimer 30 Dec 2010
- WordPress, Copyright, Hello Dolly Lyrics, the GNU GPL and I 22 Dec 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Plugins are GPL, Right? 15 Dec 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – On Showing License 6 Oct 2010
- Relicensing of IXR – The Incutio XML-RPC Library (Day 15) 8 Sep 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – NOOP (Day 8) 2 Sep 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Summary (Week 1) 1 Sep 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Submitting Code (Day 6) (Update 1x) 30 Aug 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Progress (Day 5) 30 Aug 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – Why I care (Day 4) 28 Aug 2010
- WordPress Licensing Issues – the third day 28 Aug 2010
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- Wordpress Questions (and Answers)
- How do I include custom fields in search? 22 May 2012
- How to correctly limit the content and strip HTML? 19 May 2012
- Can I have mutiple custom html editors for each page? 22 May 2012
- Space in between query values 22 May 2012
- WP text styles not coming through to actual post 22 May 2012
Category Archives: Reports
PHP on Heroku, again
Setting up a PHP project for the Heroku platform is straight-forward if you know how. The information is a bit scattered, that’s why I write my own little post about it so I don’t have to remember this my own … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed, Reports
Tagged Cloud, Git, Heroku, PHP
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Protocol of some PHP Memory Stretching Fun
The know your language department was having a day out with the gang from the know your runtime department. The topic of today was to play with the PHP memory limit, let’s grab the laptop’s shell: $ php -d memory_limit=1g … Continue reading
Posted in PHP Development, Pressed, Reports, The Know Your Language Department, Uncategorized
Tagged Configuration, Memory, Memory Limit, memory_limit, PHP, Runtime
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Getting BennuGD on Fedora 13 to run.
I was in the mood for some pixel games and surfing the web. I had a stop by Before We Were Dead by Neotron. They have quite a lot of games based on BennuGD. But on my Fedora 13 system … Continue reading
Infographic: WordPress Core Team (Update 2x)
You’ve ever wondered about who is in the core team of WordPress? Last year in Portland Jane Wells was talking about “How WordPress Core Decisions Get Made“. I compiled some information about the Who is Who of the core team … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Reports, Linked
Tagged Alex Mills, Andrew Nacin, Andrew Ozz, Andy Skelton, Automattic, Core, Core Team, Cristi Burcă, Daryl Koopersmith, Dion Hulse, Donncha O Caoimh, Foundation, Infographic, Jane Wells, John O'Nolan, Jon Cave, Joseph Scott, Mark Jaquith, Matt Mullenweg, Matt Thomas, Michael D Adams, Nikolay Bachiyski, Peter Westwood, postaweek2011, Ryan Boren, Samuel Wood, Team, Wordpress, Wordpress Foundation, Wordpress Infographic
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Milestones of WordPress: Early Project Timeline (ca. 2000 to 2005)
Know the roots. If you want to learn about the general development of WordPress over time and you haven’t been with the project on from it’s very beginning and before, it looks like you’ve reached the point where it’s time … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Pressed, Reports, Uncategorized
Tagged 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, Automattic, b2, b2 License, b2 Release History, b2/CafeLog, b2evolution, CafeLog, Code, GNU GPL, GPL, History, Matthew Charles Mullenweg, postaweek2011, Release, SourceForge, Valdrighi, Wordpress, Wordpress Release History
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WordPress Changes GPL License Text Again
Within less than a year, a wordpress core developer changed wordpress’s licensing statement again. This time it has been changed from GPL to GPL v2+. The Changeset was [17301]: WordPress contains libraries only available under the GPL v2 or later. … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Reports, Uncategorized, Wordpress Licensing
Tagged #14685, GNU General Public License, GPL, GPL Version, Wordpress
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Kses, GPL, Copyright, Licensing and Disclaimer
The current wordpress security release made me look into kses.php today. But my review ended before going over the first 10 lines already. Guess what I ran over? Jup, another wordpress GPL license violation. How did I find it? It … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Pressed, Reports, Wordpress Licensing
Tagged #16039, Copyright, Disclaimer, GPL, GPL Violation, kses, Licensing, Matt Mullenweg, Wordpress GPL Violation, Wordpress Licensing, [649]
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WordPress Database Charset and Collation Configuration
Pootzko over at this years new Q&A site for WordPress Administrators and Integrators was wondering why creating database tables via wpdb->query() / SQL didn’t reflect his worpdress collation settings. As it was not obvious for him, I thought about writing … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Hakre's Tips, Pressed, Reports
Tagged Charset, Collation, Database, Kollation, MySQL, PHPMyAdmin, UTF-8, Wordpress
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Trademark and Servicemark of Automattic Inc. and WordPress Foundation
I compiled a listing of USTPO Trade- and Servicemark Registrations of both Automattic Inc and the WordPress Foundation. It is sorted by Filling Date, latest on top.
WordPress Trademark passed over to Foundation – Again?
WordPress.com, or better Automattic Inc, the company that had registered the term “WordPress” as a trademark back in 2007 after it has been used by the free software project with the same name and it’s numerous contributors for several years, … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Reports
Tagged Automattic, Trademark, Wordpress, Wordpress Foundation, Wordpress Trademark
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Relicensing of IXR – The Incutio XML-RPC Library (Day 15)
The Incutio XML-RPC Library, used by WordPress, is available in a new version. It is relicensed under the GPL-compatible New BSD License now. The License of the file in wordpress has been questioned in the recent WordPress GPL, licensing and … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Reports, Wordpress Licensing
Tagged #14703, Artistic License, GPL, Incutio, Incutio XML-RPC Library, IXR, New BSD, Wordpress
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Team playing the hashcat card in Korelogic’s “Crack Me If You Can” DEFCON 2010 competition
A relativly small team has had great success at DEFCON 2010 in this years “Crack Me If you can” competition sponsored by Korelogic Inc, a US-based information security company.
Posted in Pressed, Reports, Surviving the Internet
Tagged Attack, Backtrack, Bruteforce, Competition, Cracking, Defcon, Defcon 18, Defcon 2010, Defcon Competition, EGB, Extreme GPU Bruteforcer, GPU, hashcat, HPC, John, John the Ripper, Korelogic, Oclhashcat, Password, Password Cracking, Passwords Pro
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WordPress drops PHP 4 in Q1 2011
Introduced under a smaller flag of taking care for testing, a new direction slipped into wordpress developement: To drop PHP 4 and switch over to PHP 5.2 as a minimum requirement for wordpress. Opinion leader Andrew Nacin made the igniting … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Pressed, Reports
Tagged #11411, #12862, #14160, Andrew Nacin, Anti-Design-Pattern, Big Ball of Mud, Design, Design-Pattern, Gophp5, Matt Mullenweg, PHP4, Ticket #9751, Wordpress, Wordpress 3.1, WP-3.1, WP31, Zend Engine, Zend Engine II
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MattPress Egomania
It is somehow a pity to see how self-focused the wordpress project (in person: Matt Mullenweg) currently is. For example, on wordpress.com, if you write the name “Wordpress” into an article it will be displayed as “WordPress”. That’s no joke, … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Reports
Tagged #12519, #13583, #13971, #14043, #14269, Andrew Nacin, capital_P_dangit, Censorship, Content, Ego, Egomania, Epic, Epic Fail, Fail, Matt Mullenweg, Over the Edge, Over the Top, User Content, Wordpress, Wordpress.com, Wordpress.org, [14996]
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Congrats Solar Designer!
And the winner is: Solar Designer in the Month of PHP Security 2010 with his article “How to manage a PHP application’s users and passwords” (Full Listing). Solar Designer’s phpass password hashing algorithm is used in wordpress. It has been … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Pressed, Reports
Tagged #2394, Month of PHP Security, MOPS, MOPS-2010, PHP Security, phpass, Solar Designer
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WordPress 3.0 released
Rev 15272, 2010-06-17 17:59:07 UTC The longer awaited version 3.0 has just been released. The official release announcement is still pending (UPDATE: WordPress 3.0 “Thelonious” – Matt Mullenweg) but the wordpress 3.0 zip download is already available and the donwload … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Reports, Wordpress Releases
Tagged Release, Wordpress, Wordpress 3.0, WP-3.0, WP30
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WordPress Outage Feedback
WP.COM was down the second time this year at the end of last week. Well that’s certainly not a news any longer and good so, the dust of buzz has lowered a bit. What’s interesting about the outage for me … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core, Pressed, Reports, Surviving the Internet
Tagged #13317, Beta, Betatest, Business, Cloud, Customer Service, Data Center, Documentation, Quality Control, SaaS, Single point of failure, Specification, SPOF, Testing, Testsuite, Web Business, Wordpress
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WordPress 3.0 Release to be shipped early next Week
According to Release Manager Jane Wells from Automattic, Inc – the privately owned company behind the investments in the end-users-popular blogging software – WordPress is quite close to release. As said by her on friday, the final launch of 3.0 … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Reports, Save the Date, Wordpress Releases
Tagged Date, Development, Release, Releases, SaaS, Wordpress, Wordpress 3.0, WP-3.0, WP30
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WordPress as a business PHP 4 Example
WordPress has just been named as a good Example for backwards oriented coding practices when “updating legacy code to PHP5 may be difficult or offer no business benefits”[1]. As it’s always to choose the best tool for the job this … Continue reading
freshly served: oclHashcat v0.19
The kitty catty on speed (oclHashcat) is there with a new release. oclHashcat uses specialized attacks ported from hashcat (a CPU based variant) that reflects both: GPU and hardware architecture (the way how specialized chipsets are integrated into the personal … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Reports, Tools
Tagged 8500gt, 8700mgt, 8800gt, 8800gts, 9600gt, 9800gt, Debian Lenny 32bit, gt240, gtx260, gtx280, gtx285, gtx295, gtx480, hashcat, hd4850, hd4870, hd5770, hd5870, hd5970, Linux, MD4, MD5, md5($pass.$salt), md5($salt.$pass), md5(md5($pass)), md5(md5($pass).$salt), MySQL, NTLM, SHA1, Ubuntu 10.04 64bit, Ubuntu 9.02 64bit, Ubuntu 9.10 64bit, Win, Windows, Windows 7 64bit, Windows Vista 64bit, Windows XP 32bit, Windows XP 64bit
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