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It seems to be that most firmware should, by now at least, look for 127.0.0.1 for the loopback and not, e.g. 127.*.*.*
If they change the definition of routable IP addresses, that will create more compatibility problems than it solves allocation problems. That would add less than 1% to the pool of IP addresses, and would be consumed very quickly. In this case, I think the cure is worse than the disease.
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I need a online website to test MySQL statements (some sort of sandbox). Bonus points if you can store code and share it with other people. Something similar to jsfiddle.net for JavaScript. It allows code testing in a safe secure environment.
Theres an sql formatting tool that also reports syntax errors:
http://www.dpriver.com/pp/sqlformat.htm
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if some one tried force burst attack on my website. how can i block their IP address.
i mean, i want to block an IP if, getting many http/Apache/SQL requests per second. how can i prevent those force burst attacks
Linux Server
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In your .htaccess you can add something like:
order allow,deny
deny from <ip address>
allow from all
Or depending upon your operating system you can add a rule to your iptables.
For example, here is how you would do it in ubuntu.
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Out of the blue, around 40% of my website's community can no longer visit, saying they're getting "No Data Received" errors. We've taken our firewall offline, tried going through systems such as Cloudflare and checked our .htaccess to no avail.
I've asked affected users to traceroute but the weird thing is it looks like it's being stopped at ISP level.
Can anyone suggest other things that may be causing this error?
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I need reproduce the exact same environment of a system in production, it's working with mysql 4.1.3b-beta-nt-max version, where I can get this exact version? I have looking with google but it seems like it's no longer available anywhere.
Thanks.
Try searching historical databases such as
http://www.oldapps.com/mysql_server.php?old_mysql_server=131
...in a pinch, you can install a "similar" version (such as the one above, 4.1.3beta-win), and then replace the binaries with the production ones. MySQL doesn't do strange things with the registry, so this procedure should suffice.
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at the moment I'm writing a paper and I need some input about the state of the art of selhealing and selfprotection in DBMSs. Does somebody read some interesting articles or books about this topics in the last few month? Doesnt matter which DBMS you have read about.
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Perhaps this: Automatic Page Repair During a Database Mirroring Session.