Do not risk your web site to a Windows server environment. Although no OS or software package is impervious to hack attacks, Windows has been found again and again to be vulnerable to attack. For this reason we don't offer hosting on Windows and we probably never will.

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Originally posted by bteeter
Do not risk your web site to a Windows server environment. Although no OS or software package is impervious to hack attacks, Windows has been found again and again to be vulnerable to attack. For this reason we don't offer hosting on Windows and we probably never will.

Now that's advertising! ;) Nice way to profit from the latest Windows exploits (or at least try).

Is making your phpinfo() public very safe?!?

Originally posted by mikeknoxv


Now that's advertising! ;) Nice way to profit from the latest Windows exploits (or at least try).



Thanks. :)

We aim to please - and grow our happy customer base.

Originally posted by mikeknoxv


Is making your phpinfo() public very safe?!?

Yes, and no. If someone wanted it bad enough, there are ways they get it. Certainly, there may be exploits for PHP we are not aware of, but in general posting our phpinfo() has been very helpful for our current and perspective customers to evaluate our service. So we consider it to be worthwhile.

Take care,

Brian

Originally posted by bteeter
Certainly, there may be exploits for PHP we are not aware of, ...


Have you considered turning on safe mode of php?

Originally posted by Mike the newbie



Have you considered turning on safe mode of php?

No, previously, we had not. Perhaps it is because we haven't had any one abuse PHP on our servers yet, so we haven't had the need for it.

In retrospect, it would not be a bad idea to have it turned on so that we can stop problems before they start. The only thing to be concerned about is whether having safe mode on will affect any of our current customers. I wouldn't want to enable it and disrupt any scripts that they may be using.

Take care,

Brian