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Re: Sanitizing user input [message #169885 is a reply to message #169877] Wed, 29 September 2010 11:01 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Jerry Stuckle is currently offline  Jerry Stuckle
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On 9/29/2010 3:54 AM, Web Dreamer wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle a écrit ce mercredi 29 septembre 2010 00:34 dans
> <i7tr8u$pm8$1(at)news(dot)eternal-september(dot)org> :
>
>> And how often does a company want something on their website which is
>> completely separate from the rest of the site? I've never seen that -
>> they all want it integrated into the rest of their site.
>
> It's not a "web site" it's a WEB app".
>

And it runs on a web site.

> How often? very often, a server (physical machine) costs money, and very
> often on the same internal server they have:
>
> - a software for the employees to know their vacation days, and to submit
> days to take on vacation.
>
> - A CRM,
>
> - An internal wiki,
>
> - An internal site for emplyee notices,
>
> - A file storage for employees,
>
> - etc...
>
> Many of these small companies have no more then 10 employees, and will no
> afford one server per web application they have, the employees only have
> light desktops.
>

They don't need more than one server per web application. It is quite
easy to put multiple web sites, i.e. an external public web site and an
internal employee-only web site on the same server. And often the
external web site is hosted at a data center, while the internal web
site may be on the company's main server.

>
>> And if it's a different site, there is no clash with the session id,
>> anyway.
>
> If it's on the "same physical machine", believe me, there is. because the
> server will store the session in the same path with the same name and same
> id... it's the same PHP and Apache configuration running behind (with
> vhosts, and/or different paths), that's the case I'm talking about, and if
> you deal with small companies, you often get the case where they can't
> afford having 15 servers for 10 employees...
>

Even if it's on the same physical machine, it can be multiple web sites.
Only one server needed for 15 sites - or 150 sites.


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