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Old Jun 6th, 2006, 9:56 PM   #11
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it would be even easier using perl.
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Old Jun 6th, 2006, 10:02 PM   #12
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Exactly so if you make the program in C++ and you store all of the info into a text file and then you can make the program disply the data into the right place on the image of the card...
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Old Jun 7th, 2006, 11:50 AM   #13
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I think I will write this in Perl eventually, but I will probably write it in Java first because I am comfortable with that.

What does everyone think about the security risks?

Thanks for the responses also, they have really helped me think a lot of things through.
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Your security risks would involve things like people gaining access to it if you make it web based people who you dont want to veiw it will still be able to veiw it no matter how much encryption and password protection you put on it...
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Apache's .htaccess files stop most, if not all, break-in attempts. It would have to be a fairly elaborate attack to pass those.
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I downloaded Apache today and I am amazed at how many fetures it has compared to any other webserver that I have used...
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Apache is the best web server software out... IMHO
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Yea Apache is pretty sweet. I like it alot compared to what I have been using, that shitty Abyss Web Server...
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