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• Re: 4.3.2 possible bug

  Not a bug IMHO but if you find one log them in support.dotnetnuke.com.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Mariette on 7/6/2006

• Re: Newbie Question - Multiple DNNs within one domain space?

  Huh? A forum does not need create or need 30,000 unique copies of DNN to work. Have a look at the core forum or even better IMHO www.activemodules.com . I really don't understand what you mean with "Once a topic is chosen, a complete DNN installation is opened for use".

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Mariette on 7/2/2006

• Re: Ghost Content

  Did you set caching on that module? If so, set it to 0

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Mariette on 7/2/2006

• Re: Google indexing problems with 4.x

  Thanks Cathal. I have installed the tool but it does not report any problem. I will let it run for some time and see if something comes up. I will also have a look at the other tools on the Fiddler page.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Mariette on 5/23/2006

• Re: Google indexing problems with 4.x

  My site ( www.smallbizserver.net ) gets indexed very well but I see those errors also. Tons of them on a day. I don't know where those search engines get those URL's, there aren't even valid URL's.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Mariette on 5/22/2006

• Re: BackupNative (formerly BackupLite) FREE and PRO editon v 2.1 released (DNN3/DNN4)

  You fail to understand my concerns. Not every file in a web can be accessed. A good example is the web.config, you cannot view that. If you include the web.config in a backup file that is stored inside the web you create a huge security hole. Even if the file name is not easy to guess you should never store files that contain security related information on a place inside your web. Zipped files in a web, like your backup files, will be detected after time by any search engine. Here is a link that

  Posted to Resources (Forum) by Mariette on 5/15/2006

• Re: BackupNative (formerly BackupLite) FREE and PRO editon v 2.1 released (DNN3/DNN4)

  That can well be but the backup file is still in that site and therefor available for download without any restrictions at all. It can be renamed or whatever but that does not mean this is a secure way of storing the backup file. Google can find that file and even you exclude that folder and/or files in a robots.txt file it can still be found. The only secure way is to store the backup file outside of your site. Can you provide a way without the rename trick to make this secure?

  Posted to Resources (Forum) by Mariette on 5/15/2006

• Re: New Free Module - GrupoSur BackupLite

  I just had a look at this module and I think it causes a huge security problem. The backup is stored in a folder called backup and anyone can download the zip files. I would never use this.

  Posted to Resources (Forum) by Mariette on 5/15/2006

• Re: Blog for DNN 4?

  Why would you need to have .Net 1.1 installed when your run DNN 4.0???? I have a Windows 2003 x64 .Net 2.0 server that has no .Net 1.1 installed because .Net 1.1 does not run native X64 mode and my site runs just fine. Please, explain.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Mariette on 4/20/2006

• Re: Feedback module do not run on the DNN 4.0.2

  Can you have a look in the event log? Do you see error there that could be related to this?

  Posted to Core Framework (Forum) by Mariette on 4/16/2006