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Security bulletin released

The 5.3.0 CE and PE versions of DotNetNuke have been released. The release notes can be read @ http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Blogs/tabid/825/EntryId/2535/DotNetNuke-5-3-0-Released.aspx These releases fix a "low" security ... Continue Reading »

Mar 17

By: cathal connolly

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IIS6 - a word of warning on an issue affecting some websites

In a break from the normal we're reporting on an issue which is not a DotNetNuke problem, but rather an IIS problem. The reason we're doing this is that we've had a few reports of it being exploited in conjunction with very old DotNetNuke websites - ... Continue Reading »

Mar 17

By: cathal connolly

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Localising content - a quick update on progress

We've been working on introducing content localization enhancements for a while now. Back in 5.2.0 we started to add some of the API pieces and other supporting framework that we would build on and the original aim was for 5.3.0 to contain support fo... Continue Reading »

Mar 11

By: cathal connolly

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Workaround for some installations seeing sql timeouts when upgrading or installing modules

Important Note: This is a configuration change that is designed to resolve an issue introduced in 5.1.1 and resolved in 5.3.0. This should only be considered by users of 5.1.1, 5.1.2, 5.2.0, 5.2.1, 5.2.2 or 5.2.3 , and only if you're experiencing pr... Continue Reading »

Feb 23

By: cathal connolly

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Enabling CAPTCHA for logins

We're currently working on January's monthly release of DotNetNuke (05.02.02 - roadmap can be seen at http://support.dotnetnuke.com/Project/Project.aspx?Tab=Roadmap&PROJID=2), and one of the issues I was looking at was a bug in the DotNetNuke Cap... Continue Reading »

Jan 07

By: cathal connolly

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Generating SQL 2000 compatible scripts

DotNetNuke has had SQL 2000/MSDE 2000 as one of it's supported databases since they were released. Whilst it's getting harder to justify it (Microsoft themselves ended mainstream support for SQL Server 2000 on 8th April 2008 ), we stil... Continue Reading »

Jul 27

By: cathal connolly

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Magnifier tool for demo presentations

During one of my demos at OpenForce, I used a zooming utility written by a friend of mine, Robert Burke, back when he worked for Microsoft Ireland. It's a great WPF-based tool that uses hotkeys to magnify the screen (via a smooth animation), and allo... Continue Reading »

Nov 17

By: cathal connolly

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is DotNetNuke vulnerable to sql injection?

Recently we've received a number of emails to the security@dotnetnuke.com alias from users who's sites have suffered from sql injection enquiring whether DotNetNuke has any sql injection issues. The short answer is no. For sql injection attacks ... Continue Reading »

Jul 31

By: cathal connolly

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DotNetNuke 5.0 xhtml compliance : Part 2

Hopefully the changes detailed here regarding xhtml compliance will come as welcome news to the community, we've tried our best to make the necessary changes without causing anyone an impact. Theres no doubt that if DotNetNuke had been created i... Continue Reading »

Jul 15

By: cathal connolly

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DotNetNuke 5.0 xhtml compliance : Part 1

It's been a long journey but finally with 5.0, DotNetNuke will be XHTML compliant by default (XHTML 1.0 Transitional to be precise). DotNetNuke 5.0 will ship with a number of new skins, including a new default skin, and i've just tested it for x... Continue Reading »

Jul 15

By: cathal connolly

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Entries for 'cathal connolly'

Security bulletin released

IIS6 - a word of warning on an issue affecting some websites

Localising content - a quick update on progress

Workaround for some installations seeing sql timeouts when upgrading or installing modules

Enabling CAPTCHA for logins

Generating SQL 2000 compatible scripts

Magnifier tool for demo presentations

is DotNetNuke vulnerable to sql injection?

DotNetNuke 5.0 xhtml compliance : Part 2

DotNetNuke 5.0 xhtml compliance : Part 1

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