Does anyone know if I can I upload the files from the latest PHPIDS release (version 0.5.2) over the IDS directory in the modules directory (version 0.4.6?). There are a few extra files and directories in the latest release that aren't in the module, e.g:
IDS/Caching/*.*
IDS/Log/Database.php
IDS/vendors/htmlpurifier/*.*
Thanks,
Nick
Updating PHPIDS with the latest version
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Re: Updating PHPIDS with the latest version
Hi viebig,
Well, that's the approach I would take with most things but as PHPIDS doesn't give much indication whether it is, or isn't, working, I'm not sure I'd know if I'd broken it or not. If I don't get a definitive answer I'll certainly give that a go.
Thanks for your response.
Nick
Well, that's the approach I would take with most things but as PHPIDS doesn't give much indication whether it is, or isn't, working, I'm not sure I'd know if I'd broken it or not. If I don't get a definitive answer I'll certainly give that a go.
Thanks for your response.
Nick
Re: Updating PHPIDS with the latest version
Yes, I apologize to the CMSMS community. I have been dilatory in not making sure that the PHPIDS module upgrades were up to date.
I will try to update this module, when I have time - within the next two weeks,I hope.
For your information, the PHPIDS people have thrown in HTMLPurifier in their latest upgrade, which to me represents something of a whammy, while it cleverly (incidentally it is very good stand-alone security software) checks the input from WYSIWYG editors such as FCK, XStandard and others I can't remember. The CMSMS PHPIDS module only checks the front end for intrusions.
It may be time for a change!
I will try to update this module, when I have time - within the next two weeks,I hope.
For your information, the PHPIDS people have thrown in HTMLPurifier in their latest upgrade, which to me represents something of a whammy, while it cleverly (incidentally it is very good stand-alone security software) checks the input from WYSIWYG editors such as FCK, XStandard and others I can't remember. The CMSMS PHPIDS module only checks the front end for intrusions.
It may be time for a change!
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Re: Updating PHPIDS with the latest version
Thanks for the update. I was reluctant to simply drop in the latest version because of all the new files and directories and because it's difficult to know if the module is actually working, although I have had PHPIDS block one 'attack' - hopefully not a false-positive!
I'll wait for your new release this time.
Thanks.
Nick
I'll wait for your new release this time.
Thanks.
Nick