Remove install files after install
4 posts by 2 authors in: Forums > CMS Builder
Last Post: February 9, 2008 (RSS)
By avrom - February 9, 2008
Hi,
I just noticed the install file for the program as well as the zip file for the tinyMCE are still on the server. I would suggest in your installation you ask people to backup the files and remove them from the server.
Just a security thought,
Cheers
I just noticed the install file for the program as well as the zip file for the tinyMCE are still on the server. I would suggest in your installation you ask people to backup the files and remove them from the server.
Just a security thought,
Cheers
Re: [virgodesign] Remove install files after install
By Dave - February 9, 2008
Which files are those? They may be something else, but I'd like to double check.
Dave Edis - Senior Developer
interactivetools.com
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Re: [Dave] Remove install files after install
By avrom - February 9, 2008
Hi Dave,
cmsAdmin/lib/menus/install.php
Cheers
PS
You can have Sunday off if you answer 100 posts today.
cmsAdmin/lib/menus/install.php
Cheers
PS
You can have Sunday off if you answer 100 posts today.
Re: [virgodesign] Remove install files after install
By Dave - February 9, 2008
Don't worry about that one. The files in the /lib/ folder are more like modules or templates. You can't use them to do anything directly. Once you install the program remembers that in data/settings.dat.php (with the "isInstalled" setting) and there's no way to re-install unless you set "isInstalled" back to 0.
There's also some zip files in /tinymce3/, those are compressed files that allow the browser to load a bunch of javascript files all at once so the wysiwyg load faster. It's a feature of tinymce.
I'd be interested to see what you do with the interface on the backend. I've been planning to redo the interface and have a left nav at some point in the future.
>You can have Sunday off if you answer 100 posts today.
heh, 97 or so more to go! :)
There's also some zip files in /tinymce3/, those are compressed files that allow the browser to load a bunch of javascript files all at once so the wysiwyg load faster. It's a feature of tinymce.
I'd be interested to see what you do with the interface on the backend. I've been planning to redo the interface and have a left nav at some point in the future.
>You can have Sunday off if you answer 100 posts today.
heh, 97 or so more to go! :)
Dave Edis - Senior Developer
interactivetools.com
interactivetools.com