31 Jan
2013
31 Jan
'13
12:53 p.m.
On 30/01/13 18:06, Jeremy Kitchen wrote:
If you're trying to set up some sort of shared
hosting (even if it's
just for a friend or 2), do not use mod_php. mod_php is impossible to
secure in a shared hosting environment without placing huge limits on
what the application can do (safe_mode, open_basedir, etc) which often
are incompatible with off-the-shelf applications.
What do you think of mod_suphp?
Anywho, I just realized I'm rambling. Sorry about
that.
Not at all, it was good stuff.
I'll stick in my 2p.
You can write Bad Code in any language.
Corollary: some languages make it easier than others. PHP is one.
In PHP's case the low barrier to entry means that there's a lot of code
running live that should *never* have been released into the wild.