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Tag Archives: MySQL
PHP on Google App Engine – Quick First Review
This is fresh out of the news (Ars; Wired; WHIR; VB), and what Google wants to offer looks like a very cool package. So if you hadn’t had the time to view the video, here is a quick summary and … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Hakre's Tips, PHP Development, Pressed, Reports, Tools
Tagged Andrew Jessup, Appengine, Batcache, Cloud, Drupal, File-Uploads, google, Jason Cartwright, MySQL, Streamwrapper, Stuart Langley, Wordpress
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Prepared Statements
In Programming With Anthony – Prepared Statements (by Anthony Ferrara; 12 Dec 2012) the author needs only two minutes and 17 seconds (Youtube Video) to explain *Prepared Statements*. Worth to watch. See as well the Playlist of Programming With Anthony … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, Linked, PHP Development, Pressed, Surviving the Internet
Tagged Anthony Ferrara, Ircmaxell, MySQL, Mysqli, PHP, Prepare, Prepared Statements, Programming With Anthony, SQL, Video
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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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Mysql Batch Mode – Handle Multiple Tables with Ease
MySQL has a batch mode that takes any SQL command from a file: where batchfile contains the sql commands, e.g. one per line. This can save some inter-action. I just wanted to upgrade some web software. But I didn’t wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Hakre's Tips, Pressed, Uncategorized
Tagged Administration, Backup, Batch, Linux, MyBB, MySQL, Shell, Wordpress
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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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WordPress Single-Sign-On Preview
I’m currently working on a more detailed article related to wordpress and single-sign-on. It is a nice topic and because of that I started to create some concept art now that should picture the whole thing. That is a sample … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed
Tagged Apache, Extranet, HTTP, Intranet, MySQL, PHP Security, phpass, Single-Sign-On, Wordpress, Wordpress Security
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WordPress Administration Hell
Friday night was a little longer yesterday. I had to migrate and upgrade three wordpress 2.3.x based blogs to a new server. When you look at the version number you can be pretty sure that all those three moves and … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core
Tagged Admin, Administration, Backup, base64_decode, Eommandline, Eval, Grep, hack, install, MySQL, Shell, Spam, Tar, Update, Wget, Wordpress
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Chive – Webinterface for your MySql Database
Chive wants to offer a more modern webinterface to your MySQL database. It’s doing so by those features: Syntax highlighted SQL Editor Re-Use of Queries by Bookmarks Search while you type Inline Editing for Rows and Tables Supports Views, Routines … Continue reading
Posted in Pressed, Tools
Tagged Chive, jQuery, MySQL, PHP, PHPMyAdmin, YII, YII Framework
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WPDB include problems in wordpress 3.0
From time to time my brain remembers me that there is a major bug within wordpress in case of the re-instantiation of the wordpress database class. When a replacement class is in use, the original WPDB one will get re-created … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core
Tagged Code Smell, Database, Develop, MySQL, Wordpress, WP, wpdb
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mysql_real_escape_string and SET NAMES
In #11819 I was so hardly looking for a clear documentation for mysql_real_escape_string() combined with the usage of SET NAMES. I finally found it where I should have looked first: within the MySQL manual. PHP is using the MySQL client library … Continue reading
Posted in Hacking The Core
Tagged Database, MySQL, PHP, PHP Security, Security, Wordpress, WP
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