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As the developer, can I do something to make it, [b]or it depends on the security of the server and the server administrator?[/b]

need to know something else too! This forum site is so much speed and I would say this is a great web site! can someone tell me who developed this site and what is the technology they have used.{Struts? JSF? JSP?}

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Having said that though, the second part of your question is very important too. Building a website that does not allow external injection of viruses is, arguably, a bit more difficult. You'd have to make sure that if you allow file uploads you check them to make sure they are virus free or, perhaps, only allow certain file types. You'd also have to trust that the system administrator doesn't allow remote access that is out of your control (as you suggested).

And lastly, this forum runs on [url=http://www.jforum.net]JForum[/url] a Java based forum. I don't believe that it is using Struts or JSF. I've got it sitting on a Tomcat 6.0.x under a 64 bit Linux JVM. The database is [url=http://www.postgresql.org/]PostgreSQL[/url]. In front is an Apache 2.2.x [url=http://httpd.apache.org]server[/url].]]> http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/502/1933.page http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/502/1933.page GMT
I believe this answer is absolutely perfect to overcome my problem and I really appreciate that you replied so quickly! I think that I have nothing left to clarify more.

[b]Thank you very much!!!![/b]
A great help!!! ]]> http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/502/1937.page http://forums.hotjoe.com/posts/preList/502/1937.page GMT

Having said that though, the second part of your question is very important too. Building a website that does not allow external injection of viruses is, arguably, a bit more difficult. You'd have to make sure that if you allow file uploads you check them to make sure they are virus free or, perhaps, only allow certain file types. You'd also have to trust that the system administrator doesn't allow remote access that is out of your control (as you suggested).
regards,
phe9oxis,
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