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Google will inform webmasters about their vulnerable software

By stotti | Published: November 25, 2009
As announced earlier Google will soon start to inform webmasters if they’re running out-of-date or vulnerable software. All webmasters registered with the Google Webmaster Tools will soon get notifications in case of using outdated software. Google is trying to achieve this by parsing the HTML code of the website, especially the generator meta tag. Quoting [...]
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MD5 and SHA1 encoder plugins for major browsers

By stotti | Published: May 17, 2009
As already announced at the site itself, the MD5 and SHA1 encoders at mainframe8 support the use of custom browser search engines for quite a while now. This means you can MD5/SHA1 encode strings directly from the browser! Technical background We don’t rely on the old Sherlock standard but used the up-to-date OpenSearch definition. Sherlock has been [...]
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Description of Java hs_err error log files

By stotti | Published: March 18, 2009
Description of hs_err error log files and what to do with them.
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Getting Subclipse to work with Eclipse v3.4 Ganymede on Ubuntu Desktop

By stotti | Published: January 22, 2009
finally i moved to Ganymede on my laptop. well, actually i am using the Eclipse PHP Development Tools also known as the PDT which is based on Eclipse version 3.4. nothing to blame here, everything went smoothly. the second step after each install of Eclipse is the installation of Subclipse to work using Subversion repositories. [...]
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now on the mainframe8 scriptserver: url decoding

By stotti | Published: January 18, 2009
the mainframe8 scriptserver now hosts a new feature – an url decoder. what does it do? the URL decoder decyphers / converts an urlencoded string online. URL encoding is better known as percent-encoding and is used to encode Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI). It is referenced in RFC2396. Basically url encoding replaces spaces with “+” signs, and [...]
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