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10:33 PM May 18, 2010
| wfiedler
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Hi all,
just to show my new Music Blog – sorry, in German :
http://wfiedler-online.de/musikblog/
It's made with a simple flat file based blog software:
http://hardkap.net/pritlog/
The PDF viewer for scores/TABs is made with:
http://embedit.in/
Let me know, what you think.
-Wolfram
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4:27 AM May 19, 2010
| tomw
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Nicely done! You prove that WP is not the answer to everything. How long did it take you to create the site (theme)?
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10:06 AM May 19, 2010
| NickyD
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Great job Wolfi. I like the color scheme a lot.
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2:51 PM May 19, 2010
| wfiedler
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Thanks Len.
@Tom
The theme was created in a few ours. To set it up as a blog it took me some minutes. This system is very simple and not bloated like WP. For small blogs I would recommend it.
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12:57 PM May 20, 2010
| RamblingSoul
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Nice design. Simple and functional!
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1:01 PM May 20, 2010
| RamblingSoul
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Is it possible that flat file based scripts would be less secure than the mysql based ones ?
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7:07 PM May 20, 2010
| tomw
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Yes, since it can be easily downloaded if the location of the file is known. However, there are tricks that you can used to prevent that, for example storing the file outside of the DOCUMENT ROOT.
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10:48 PM May 20, 2010
| wfiedler
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@Roshan and Tom.
Sorry, the blog uses Sqlite as Tom uses for odCMS. Sqlite comes with PHP 5.x.
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3:09 AM May 21, 2010
| tomw
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Since SQLite database uses regular file for storage so it too will share the same vulnerability of unintended access. You can use the method of hiding the file as I suggested or you can use the professional support options:
http://www.hwaci.com/sw/sqlite…..pport.html
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