To quickly and easily modify the header and footer of your guestbook you can edit header.txt and footer.txt files. Simply paste the HTML code you want to appearbefore GBook (just after tag) in the header.txt and code that should appear after GBook (just before ) in the footer.txt file. Use only valid (X)HTML code withoutany or tags.
GBook doesn't require a MySQL database to run. It will process emoticons (smileys), send you an e-mail notification when someone signs your guestbook, you can delete inappropriate messages, manually approve new posts, limit the length of comments, the number of emoticons per post and more. Visitors can even post private guestbook messages that only you can read! This guestbook comes with IP banning, valid XHTML code, a bad words filter that replaces nasty words with * * * and a security switch that prevents flooding (submitting the same message over and over again)!
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The guestbook app uses a PHP frontend. It is configured to communicate witheither the Redis follower or leader Services, depending on whether the requestis a read or a write. The frontend exposes a JSON interface, and serves ajQuery-Ajax-based UX.
If you want guests to be able to access your guestbook, you must configure thefrontend Service to be externally visible, so a client can request the Servicefrom outside the Kubernetes cluster. However a Kubernetes user can usekubectl port-forward to access the service even though it uses aClusterIP.
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function ereg_replace() in /storage/ssd4/157/1580157/public_html/battersea/gbook/guestbook.php:39 Stack trace: #0 main thrown in /storage/ssd4/157/1580157/public_html/battersea/gbook/guestbook.php on line 39
So what you need to do is get rid of the application and scan the server for signs of attacks. Even better: Nuke the server from orbit and start fresh, this time without the guestbook. If you want the entries back, scrape them from the gbcontentfile.php script, manually check them and then put them into a database where they belong.
If you need a feature and cannot or don't want to implement it yourself, then use a professional solution which is actively maintained on a platform like GitHub, preferrably by more than one person. Update it regularly. Don't just type "guestbook" into Google, download the first result and then let it rot.
You might want to consider actually learning how to write a guestbook properly instead of just grabbing stuff off the net. We are not going to continually debug and search for vulnerabilities in random third party scripts. If you just grab a script, assume it is vulnerable and insecure because it probably is.
Hello Listers,It is said that this could be the last day of Rootsweb lists.I'm stopping in to remind anyone interested, that our group is now running the mail list at[email protected]This mail list has been active for some time, so you will also have a wealth of information in the archives, via search.Created and run by the Teena the creator of the Original County Tyrone Ireland Rootsweb website, and myself, Tammy, who has been webmastering for them since 2007.While the name of the new mail list includes wording of ulsterancestry, we are still the same group of passionate people, with the same goal of assisting people with their genealogical research for Co. Tyrone. We have expanded however to include all of Ulster Ireland. We have a great team of professionals on our mail list and facebook page.You can join our new mail list by going to this link. (you might have to copy and paste the url into your browser, if you can't click on it) From that page you can also search the old, (yes this) mail list archives, for as long as rootsweb allows.We also have a new guestboook, and have saved the old entries from the rootsweb guestbook. Access those here visit our new and updated website at and our Facebook group page at you so much for being a part of our community. Hope to see you on the new list. 2ff7e9595c
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