Thanks, heartbreak and awe: Readers' memories of the November 2014 storm
by https://www.facebook.com/qina.liu.5, https://www.facebook.com/sara.p.meehanAs reader Chris Christie wrote, "A good snow storm is like a good song. You remember exactly where you were and what you were doing when you think about it. It’s fun to think back."
We remember where we were during the November storm of 2014. At this point five years ago, we were in the crux of documenting the storm — collecting photos, stories, snow tallies and even memes.
Five years later, we're still collecting your stories. Read on for the stories, long and short, that readers sent our way.
Would you like to share your photos or stories from the 2014 storm? Email photographs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and share your memories in the comments below.
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Barbara Carty
I heard the news in my office in downtown Tucson. My cell rang and my sister Sue was on the phone.
"Mom needs you. Mary is on hospice. Can you get home?"
Mary, my sister one year older than me, had triple-negative breast cancer for about two years. People always survived breast cancer; what is this hospice thing?
I lived in Tucson for many years, separated from the day-to-day life of my Buffalo family. I got on a plane and was back home within 24 hours.  The doctors had discharged her to home hospice.
It seemed as if, magically, a bed, oxygen concentrator, medications and nurses appeared at my mom's house. What appeared to be magic was the work of my brother-in-law, nieces and nephew.
We all settled in and Sue and Mom kept vigil attending to Mary. As I lay in bed, mom called out to me and said, "Barb, come look at this!" I went and looked out the window at a steady snowfall. It was peaceful, with the ground already covered.
By morning, the snow had encased Mary, Mom, Sue and I together in our childhood family home. Dad had passed on a couple of decades before, but I swear I always felt his presence in that house.
We shoveled snow. A lot. We needed to keep the driveway and stairs clear in case of any emergency. This Buffalo girl-turned-desert rat was ill-equipped for the task. My sis Sue took the lead and got it done.
So, over four days, we laughed a little, we cried in solitude, we ate, we watched the news, and of course I argued with Mare as usual. We all knew it was the last time we would be together, but no one said so. We listened as she coughed, with her lungs compromised.
We were within 1,600 square feet of each other, uninterrupted and undisturbed. This was not a time of a Hallmark movie, but one so real and raw it be captured in our spirits.
Mary continued to rally. I left my New York family for my Arizona one on the day of the big thaw, my birthday: Nov. 25.
Mary passed away with dignity on Nov. 29. She was so graceful not to leave us on my birthday, Thanksgiving, my nephew's birthday in early December or during the polar vortex storm!
So, were there acts of heroism here? No ... nothing like that. It was extreme acts of God that brought my family close for one last time.
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Maureen M. Vogel
We lived in an apartment complex in Hamburg on Route 20, which was one of the hardest-hit areas. Luckily, we were at home and didn't get stuck elsewhere. Once it started snowing, I watched it snow hard for three straight days. When it finally stopped, we all had to go out and find our cars. They weren't visible at all under huge drifts of snow. All the neighbors pitched in digging each other out.
A bulldozer removed as much snow as possible. We got our cars back in their spots, only to have it happen all over again for the next two days. We were home bound for an entire week. Thank God, we were at home!  Eight feet of snow in all — over five days.
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Marilyn Bradford McCormick
I cried for the first time in my life during this storm. Even living through the Blizzard of '77 wasn’t as bad. Seven feet of snow was insurmountable even after shoveling every half-hour. Then the cavalry of good Samaritans and neighbors came marching down my street like the parting of the Red Sea, shovels and snowblowers in tow .
I’ll never forget that day as long as I live. Thankful for this wonderful community.
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Joanne Rath Darbee
This storm broke my heart, and I still struggle with the emotions from the time. My mother's funeral Mass was being held on Saturday. Those relatives from north of Buffalo attended; those from the Southtowns (many of whom had flown in from other locations) were not able to get there. The church was pretty empty. Mother Nature was cruel.
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Sharon Heine
My mom who lived in north Cheektowaga (12 minutes away from us) had a mere dusting of snow. We had 7 feet on our driveway in the south end of town. I showed her pictures of our snowfall; she was amazed.
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Holly Suzanne
An inch of snow in Amherst. Hopped on a plane and went to Anaheim. People in California were amazed we made it there. Saw the wall from my office at UB. It was quite amazing. Luckily for me, I was on the side of the wall without snow!
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John Daley
I moved to Buffalo on a Friday. Sixty degrees. It start snowing Monday morning and quit Wednesday night. Seven and a half feet. Nature's way of welcoming me to Buffalo!
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JB Purcell
My mom called from Boston, Mass., asking if I was OK. I told her there was barely a dusting. I lived in Williamsville at the time. Great weather phenomenon to witness, though.
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Rebecca Siepielski Rodgers
I am a lifelong Bills fan and live in Detroit, so when the game was moved to Detroit I got to experience a free "home game" and a win! So much fun! Bills fans traveled for that game and made it a great experience.
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Arlene Cieslewicz
Awful, waiting to be dug out for four days, hoping the furnace and electric stayed on. I was alone. At 5 feet tall, I had to dig out a little each day. Forget help from the neighbors in this place. West Seneca was not a nice place to be.
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Do you have storm photos or memories you'd like to share? Email photos to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and post your memories in the comment section below. We may feature a few of them on BuffaloNews.com. Please include when and where photos were taken for caption information.
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Our lookback at the 2014 storm sparked one reader's memories of Buffalo's other iconic storm: the Blizzard of '77.
Jan Schilling
I am certain my letter to you won't be the only one you get referencing the storm of January 1977, which hit downtown and South Buffalo areas and finally amounted to 12 feet of snow. I lived in Depew, and the drive to and from work every day normally took me about 30-40 minutes. On Jan. 27 (I think), I went to work at the Erie County unit of the New York State American Cancer Society, as the director of Professional Education, Service and Rehabilitation, which was housed in the Statler Hotel. I always parked two blocks away, but that morning, with snow due, I decided to pay an outrageous fee to park in a garage behind the hotel.
That was the day of the New York State Cancer Society's contest for Miss Hope/the Daffodil parade, to be held later. We had multiple entrants coming for interviews and later an award show in the hotel. Around noon, I had come to the first floor from our office on the third floor to check on some arrangements, and saw this mountain of snow on a man walk through the revolving doors — he was covered with about 3 inches thick with heavy snow. He muttered that we were having a lake-effect storm. Boy, was he right! I ran to the desk and asked for a room in the hotel and got the last one. (My husband worked for American Airlines in reservations, and his office was on the 18th floor ... and I knew we were not going home that night.)
The contest went forth and a beautiful young lady was picked Miss Hope. The storm continued to rage outside. No one was going home that night. All of the contestants slept on the floor of the American Cancer Society's third-floor office, and when the hotel food ran out, my boss Jim Menton, director of the Erie County Unit of the American Cancer Society, and my husband went to a local restaurant feet from the hotel and bought sandwiches for them.
We finally made it home the next day, assisted by my son's use of a CB radio ... and he directed us to the path we needed to drive. Once there, I was there for two weeks, while Buffalo remained closed to business, schools were closed, and traffic was prohibited, to anywhere from anywhere. My husband continued to travel to the city every day, because he worked for American Airlines and transportation had to move. He said the number of cars abandoned on the highways was making clearing them very difficult.
During this period of time, Jimmy Carter was our president, and he sent his son to Depew to see if Buffalo and surrounding cities were allowed to claim disaster areas. Chip Carter climbed on a snowbank two streets behind us and claimed that we had more snow than Alaska. At that time the mountain of snow he was standing on was over 12 feet high, and it was fresh snow that had fallen.
We moved to Texas about six months later on a previously known about transfer that American Airlines was putting through for the reservations offices. I would never have moved because of the snow — Buffalo was my home and I still consider it my home even though we have been in Texas 42 years. I am the first one in line at the airport anytime I can have a reason to come back.
Thanks for giving me an avenue to tell my story.


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The new PV forums
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 7:36 am
by Karl G.
Our forums will be undergoing some cleanup in the next few days to re-organize everything and make it more accessable. If you have any suggestions, please PM either myself or Thadiusofx3
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 12:40 pm
by thadiusofx3
I'll start organizing things now.
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 3:00 pm
by Joe M.
let's not split into too many forums. that causes problems. For example, sound, models, and maps could probably be combined into a "media" forum.
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 3:10 pm
by secretrk1313
i agree, may i also suggest a request forum? to put ideas people may have to improve the game
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 7:45 pm
by Joe M.
yeah--but that's what all these forums are for, no?
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 7:49 pm
by thadiusofx3
models, sounds and maps will need to be separated for what I'm planning
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 8:04 pm
by Karl G.
What exactly are you planning?
Joe: I'm curious to see what kind of organization can come from multiple forums. We can always merge them again if it doesn't work out.
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 8:11 pm
by thadiusofx3
I'm planning a big content creating festival.
It will help to better organize things so that people who want to create content won't be hindered by all of the clutter that is inherent in only having one forum to do it in.
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 10:11 pm
by Joe M.
well, it's always good to try things, I suppose. I'm leery of the many-forums style because I haven't seen it work too well in the past. But Karl's right--we can always change it if it doesn't work.
Posted:
Tue Feb 27, 2007 10:13 pm
by thadiusofx3
you'll see what I'm up to tomorrow or possibly later tonight if I feel motivated enough


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--- layout: post title: Theoretical definitions for crypto wannabes date: 2013-08-09 18:45:08.000000000 +02:00 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish categories: - Crypto - Security tags: - authentication - cryptography - privacy - security - vulnerabilities meta: draft_feedback: "a:3:{s:19:\"envygeeks@gmail.com\";a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:4:\"time\";s:10:\"1376065223\";s:7:\"content\";s:1670:\"* Add some italics around the \"if you don't have a good threat model, you don't have a good mental model\" because that is the thing that sticks out the most to me and it's very important for people to understand that concept, at least to me and it's very hard to get people to understand that.\n\n* \"Psuedo-Random\" instead of \"Psuedo Random\"\n\n* The hash function seems to imply that MD5 and SHA1 are valid hashing functions. I think in order to break that implication it should mention \"Fast examples\" and then \"Good but slow\" examples, this way they don't assume you are recommending they use MD5 and SHA1.\n\n* Mention zero-knowledge encyrption somewhere, I don't quite know where it would fit in, more than likely in the authentication + encryption section but it would be nice to throw that out there as the future of valid solutions, putting all the security of their data in the users hands and then telling them \"We've no access to your data even if we have access to it, because you are not only authenticated to access your data but you must also authenticate to read your data.\"\n\n* Most of the articles now mention only the NSA but it's not just the NSA doing it (this is more of a shot at The Guardian who featured an article that took a shot at the NSA and featured a quote from a Brit saying they don't trust the US with their data, which is fair, until you realize the irony in that the Brits own country does it too, except they have no right to stop it and they tap directly into the lines.) It would be nice if you also mentioned the GCHQ. Not in the title or anything, but in the first sentence do \"NSA/GCHQ\".\n\nAlso, great article, I enjoyed reading it.\";}}s:28:\"adrien.duclos@cybelangel.com\";a:1:{i:0;a:2:{s:4:\"time\";s:10:\"1376065781\";s:7:\"content\";s:2893:\"D'abord les remarques au fil de la lecture, les typos, etc. :\n\n s/lauch/started (launch est souvent employer au sens figuré par les français, mais en pratique c'est très rare en anglais)\n\nPour les noobs (comme moi), tu devrais peut être définir AES.\n\ns/corresponds/matches (j'ai un doute, mais je me méfierais de correspond)\n\ns/you need forget/you need to forget\n\n(It has no permission on m'étonne un peu, surtout associé à \"data\", mais je ne suis pas sûr là)\n\nchooses to messages -> he chooses to message, si c'est le verbe, mais je suppose que c'est plutôt \"two messages\". Coupe peut être la phrase en 2 parce que c'est un peu chaud à suivre tel quel.\n\n\"Attack types\", je mettrais plutôt \"Types of attack\"\n\ns/only cover/covers only\n\ns/worst cae /worst case\n\nSur l'oracle dans BREACH, la faille n'est pas tant l'algorithme que la compression (je le mets parce que mes amis en crypto semblent prendre très à coeur la défense de TLS !)\n\ns/problems like the projects/problems similar to those encountered by the projects\n\n(J'en ai sûrement loupé, mais c'est ce que j'ai vu)\n---------------------------\n\nEnsuite sur le fond : c'est un très bon papier. \n\nCe que je comprends, pour prendre une analogie, c'est que tu reproches aux gens de construire directement des serrures, généralement en s'inspirant de tel ou tel truc qu'ils ont vu ailleurs, au lieu de réfléchir au contexte général d'un cambriolage, de mettre en place de bons scénarios d'attaque et enfin, en fonction de tout ce qui a été établi, de choisir quels outils ou quelle combinaison d'outil doit être employée.\n\nSi c'est bien la ligne directrice, le titre du papier pourrait peut être plus descriptif. Quelque chose comme \"Security design & theorical definitions for crypto wannabes\", mais c'est peut-être trop long. (In fine, je te soupçonne de surtout vouloir dire \"Crypto & security experts exist for a reason\" :p, ce avec quoi je suis d'ailleurs tout à fait d'accord !).\n\nQuelques liens, à chaque fois que tu fais des listes (propriétés, tests, types d'attaques et de fonctions algorithmiques), seraient bienvenus, mais bon, ça risque de te prendre pas mal de temps. \n\nLa partie \"General cyrptographic functions\" est un petit peu hardcore pour les gens qui, comme moi, n'ont qu'une connaissance très, très, très limité sur le sujet. Peut être que quelques schémas pourraient aider. En revanche, le fait de lier avec les tests au-dessus est une excellente idée et aide à voir déjà un peu plus les fonctionnalités.  Most of the time, though, they're started by people that are very enthusiastic yet unskilled.
They tend to concentrate directly on choosing algorithms and writing code, instead of stepping back and thinking a bit about what they want to develop.
Sure, they probably spent some time saying things like:
That is not how you design a protocol. That is not how you design a software using encryption. And that is not how you will design the next secure distributed social network.
To design your system, you need three things:
As you see, most of the projects only have the third item, and that's insufficient to design a correct system. If you don't have a good threat model, you don't have a good mental model of your users and attackers, their means and their objectives. If you don't have the theoretical tools, you will try to shoehorn your favorite algorithm on the problem without knowing if it really fits (example: using hash algorithms to store passwords :p).
So, in this post, I'll provide those (simplified) theoretical definitions. You will probably recognize some of them.
First, you need to forget notions like "privacy", use any of these terms to describe the properties you want to achieve:
Ok, now that we have some basic properties, let's apply them: think for a long time about the actors of the system (users, malicious users, admins, sysadmins, random attacker on the network, etc), what authorizations they have, what they should not get access to, what data moves on the network and between whom.
You should now have a very basic threat model and a rough overview of your system or protocol: you know what part of the network communications should be confidential, you know where you would need to authenticate.
You will now need some ideas about the type of attacks that could happen to your system, because you probably did not think of everything. Separate your systems in logical parts (like "client", and "server", etc), observe them, and observe how they communicate.
Here are some security properties that will be useful when you will try to choose algorithms later:
those properties can be tested by creating a "game", where the attacker tries to guess information on the data:
Here are some common attack types that can be applied to crypto protocols. The list is not exhaustive, and covers only crypto attacks: there are many more ways to attack a system.
You should now have a better view of the system: what are the parts of the system that need protection, what attacks they must resist, and what properties they should have.
That means we can go to the next part: choosing the tools to implement the solution.
No, we will not choose algorithms right now. That would be too easy :D
We will choose from a list of cryptographic constructions that implement some of the security properties of the system, and combine them to meet all the needed properties:
There are a lot of other constructions, depending on your needs, from low level algorithms like the Diffie Hellman key exchange to higher level protocols like OTR. Again, the constructions will depend on the security properties.
Can we do it now? YES! But there are rules. You must not choose an algorithm because it's hype or because someone said so in an old book. Basically, you choose algorithms that implement the properties you need (like authenticated encryption), and you choose the parameters of the algorithm (key size, exponent, elliptic curve) depending on the strength you need. Basically, a key size can define how much time encrypted data should remain impossible to decrypt. Those parameters also define the performance of the algorithm. Don't choose them without consulting experts, or you will face problems similar to those encountered by the projects that used low RSA exponents (it looks good from a performance standpoint, but it introduces very bad security).
Nope. We have only define some very high level parts. Creating a protocol implies a lot of thoughts on:
As you can see, designing a protocol involves a lot more than choosing a few algorithms. Note that this was only a very rough overview of what you would need to create a safe system. And we did not even start coding!
So, if you want to build the next privacy protecting system, please talk to experts. They don't necessarily want to make you feel bad. They just have a lot of formal tools and the experience needed to see what will not work.


PicoGL.js Example: Mesh Compression
Sphere on the left is uncompressed, sphere on the right is quantized
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{# Display information about a city. #}
{# The app fetches the information from the database and passes it into this page in "ci". #}
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{% block title %}City Information{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
{# Loop over cities if we have multiple results for popular names like Milan, Rome, Berlin #}
| PCLASS | SURVIVED | NAME | SEX | AGE | SIBSP | PARCH | TICKET | CABIN | EMBARKED | BOAT | HOME.DEST | {% for row in collection %}|
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Given the amount of personal data that flows through the great series of tubes that is the internet, encryption isn't something that we can or should lightly ignore. Modern browsers offer several mechanisms you can use to ensure that your users' data is secure while in transit: secure cookies and Strict Transport Security are two of the most important. They allow you to seamlessly protect your users, upgrading their connections to HTTPS, and providing a guarantee that user data is never sent in the clear.
Why should you care? Consider this:
Delivering a web page over an unencrypted HTTP connection is more or less the same as handing an unsealed envelope to the first person you see on the street who looks like she’s walking in the direction of the post office. If you’re lucky, she might take it all the way there herself, or she might hand it off to the next person she sees who’s headed the right way. That person might do the same, and so on.
Most strangers in this impromptu chain are trustworthy, and would never peek at your open letter or alter it. The more times the letter changes hands, however, the greater the number of people with complete access to the letter you’re sending. In the end, it’s quite likely that your letter’s intended recipient will get something in the mail, but whether that something is the same something that you handed off in the first place is an open question. Maybe you should have sealed that envelope…
For better or worse, huge swaths of the internet rely on the trustworthiness of strangers. Servers aren’t directly connected to each other, but pass requests and responses along from router to router in an enormous game of Telephone.
You can see these hops in action with traceroute. The route from my computer to HTML5Rocks looks something like this:
$ traceroute html5rocks.com
traceroute to html5rocks.com (<IP_ADDRESS>), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 router1-lon.linode.com (<IP_ADDRESS>) 0.453 ms
2 <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 1.067 ms
3 <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 0.704 ms
4 google1.lonap.net (<IP_ADDRESS>) 0.804 ms
5 <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 0.925 ms
6 <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 1.226 ms
7 <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 48.714 ms
8 <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 22.575 ms
9 <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 36.033 ms
10 <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 43.222 ms
11 <IP_ADDRESS> (<IP_ADDRESS>) 43.242 ms
12 *
13 lb-in-f102.1e100.net (<IP_ADDRESS>) 44.523 ms
13 hops isn’t bad, really. However, if I’m sending requests via HTTP, then each of those intermediate routers has complete access to my requests and to the servers’ responses. All the data is being transferred as unencrypted plaintext, and any of those intermediaries could act as a Man in the Middle, reading through my data, or even manipulating it in transit.
Worse, this sort of interception is virtually undetectable. A maliciously modified HTTP response looks exactly like a valid response, as no mechanism exists that would enable you to ensure that the data received is _exactly _the data sent. If someone decides to turn my Internet upside-down for laughs, then I’m more or less out of luck.
Switching from plaintext HTTP to a secured HTTPS connection offers your best defense against middlemen. HTTPS connections encrypt the entire channel end-to-end before any data is sent, making it impossible for machines between you and your destination to read or modify data in transit.
The security HTTPS provides is rooted in the concept of public and private cryptographic keys. A deep discussion of the details is (happily) well beyond the scope of this article, but the core premise is fairly straightforward: data encrypted with a given public key can only be decrypted with the corresponding private key. When a browser kicks off an HTTPS handshake to create a secure channel, the server provides a certificate which gives the browser all the information necessary in order to verify its identity by checking that the server is in possession of the proper private key. All communication from that point forward is encrypted in such a way that proves that requests are delivered to and responses received from the authenticated server.
HTTPS, therefore, gives you some assurance that you’re talking to the server you think you’re talking to, and that no one else is listening in or twiddling bits on the wire. This kind of encryption is an absolute prerequisite for security on the web; if your application isn’t currently delivered over HTTPS, it’s vulnerable to attack. Fix it. Ars Technica has a great guide to obtaining and installing a certificate (for free) that I’d recommend you take a look at for technical details. Configuration will differ from provider to provider and server to server, but the certificate request process is the same everywhere.
Once you’ve requested and installed a certificate, make sure your users benefit from your hard work: migrate your existing users to HTTPS connections transparently via the magic of HTTP redirection, and ensure that cookies are only delivered over secure connections.
When a user visits http://example.com/
, redirect them to
https://example.com/
by sending a 301 Moved
Permanently
response with an appropriate Location
header:
$ curl -I http://mkw.st/
HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
Server: nginx/1.3.7
...
Keep-Alive: timeout=20
Location: https://mkw.st/
You can set up this sort of redirection easily in servers like Apache or Nginx.
For example, an Nginx configuration that redirects from http://example.com/
to https://example.com/
looks like this:
server {
listen [YOUR IP ADDRESS HERE]:80;
server_name example.com www.example.com;
location "/" {
rewrite ^(.*) https://www.example.com$1 permanent;
}
}
Cookies give us the ability to provide users with seamless logged-in experiences over the stateless HTTP protocol. Data stored in cookies, including sensitive information like session IDs, is sent along with every request, allowing the server to make sense of which user it’s responding to at the moment. Once we’ve ensured that users are hitting our site over HTTPS, we should also ensure that the sensitive data stored in cookies is only ever transferred over a secure connection, and never sent in the clear.
Setting a cookie generally involves an HTTP header that looks something like this:
Set-Cookie: KEY=VALUE; path=/; expires=Sat, 01-Jan-2022 00:00:00 GMT
You can instruct the browser to restrict the cookie’s use to secure sessions by tacking on a single keyword:
Set-Cookie: KEY=VALUE; path=/; expires=Sat, 01-Jan-2022 00:00:00 GMT; secure
Cookies set with the secure keyword won’t be sent over HTTP, ever.
 It does, however, leave a small window of opportunity for attack: the initial HTTP connection is wide open, vulnerable to SSL stripping and related attacks. Given that a man in the middle has complete access to the initial HTTP request, it can act as a proxy between you and the server, keeping you on an insecure HTTP connection regardless of the server’s intentions.
You can mitigate the risk of this class of attack by asking the browser to
enforce HTTP Strict Transport Security
(HSTS). Sending the
Strict-Transport-Security
HTTP header instructs the browser to do the HTTP to
HTTPS redirection client-side, without ever touching the network (this also
happens to be great for performance; the best request is the one you don’t have
to make):
$ curl -I https://mkw.st/
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: nginx/1.3.7
...
Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=2592000
Browsers that support this header (currently Firefox, Chrome, and Opera: caniuse has details) will make a note that this particular site has requested HTTPS-only access, meaning that regardless of how a user comes to the site, she’ll be visiting over HTTPS. Even if she types “http://example.com/” into the browser, she’ll end up on HTTPS without ever making an HTTP connection. Better yet, if the browser detects an invalid certificate (potentially trying to spoof your server’s identity), users won’t be allowed to continue on via HTTP; it’s all or nothing, which is excellent.
The browser will expire the server’s HSTS status after max-age
seconds
(about a month in this example); set this to something reasonably high.
You can also ensure that all of an origin’s subdomains are protected by adding
the includeSubDomains
directive to the header:
Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=2592000; includeSubDomains
HTTPS the only way to be even remotely sure that data you send reaches the intended recipient intact. You should set up secure connections for your sites and applications, today. It’s a fairly straightforward process, and will help keep your customers’ data safe. Once you’ve gotten an encrypted channel in place, you should:
Strict-Transport-Security
header to make sure your users always visit your site over HTTPS, and never accidentally open a window of opportunity for active network attackers.Setting up HTTPS isn’t much work, and has huge benefits for your site and its users. It’s well worth the effort.
Strict-Transport-Security
header you could
possibly want.Public-Key-Pins
header;
still early days, but interesting, and worth following.


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| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.Particles 2.0 |
Properties
- emitHeight : real
- emitRatePerParticle : real
- emitShape : Shape
- emitWidth : real
- follow : string
- velocityFromMovement : qreal
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- void emitFollowParticles(Array particles, Particle followed)
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This element emits logical particles into the ParticleSystem, with the starting positions based on those of other logical particles.
Property Documentation
The height in pixels the emitShape is scaled to. If set to TrailEmitter.ParticleSize, the height will be the current size of the particle being followed.
Default is 0.
emitShape : Shape |
As the area of a TrailEmitter is the area it follows, a separate shape can be provided to be the shape it emits out of. This shape has width and height specified by emitWidth and emitHeight, and is centered on the followed particle's position.
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Default is 0.
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Default value is 0.
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void emitFollowParticles(Array particles, Particle followed) |
This signal is emitted when particles are emitted from the followed particle. particles contains an array of particle objects which can be directly manipulated.
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dotlock(1) User Manuals dotlock(1) NAME mutt_dotlock - Lock mail spool files. SYNOPSIS mutt_dotlock [-t|-f|-u|-d] [-p] [-r retries] file DESCRIPTION mutt_dotlock implements the traditional mail spool file locking method: To lock file, a file named file.lock is created. The program operates with group mail privileges if necessary. OPTIONS -t Just try. mutt_dotlock won't actually lock a file, but inform the invoking process if it's at all possible to lock file. -f Force the lock. If another process holds a lock on file longer than a certain amount of time, mutt_dotlock will break that lock by removing the lockfile. -u Unlock. mutt_dotlock will remove file.lock. -d Delete. mutt_dotlock will lock file, remove it if it has length 0, and afterwards remove file.lock. -p Use privileges. If given this option, mutt_dotlock will operate with group mail privileges when creating and deleting lock files. -r retries This command line option tells mutt_dotlock to try locking retries times before giving up or (if invoked with the -f command line option) break a lock. The default value is 5. mutt_dotlock waits one second between successive locking attempts. FILES file.lock The lock file mutt_dotlock generates. SEE ALSO fcntl(2), flock(2), lockfile(1), mutt(1) DIAGNOSTICS mutt_dotlock gives all diagnostics in its return values: 0 - DL_EX_OK The program was successful. 1 - DL_EX_ERROR An unspecified error such as bad command line parameters, lack of system memory and the like has occured. 3 - DL_EX_EXIST The user wants to lock a file which has been locked by another process already. If mutt_dotlock is invoked with the -f command line option, mutt_dotlock won't generate this error, but break other processes' locks. 4 - DL_EX_NEED_RPIVS This return value only occurs if mutt_dotlock has been invoked with the -t command line option. It means that mutt_dotlock will have to use its group mail privileges to lock file. 5 - DL_EX_IMPOSSIBLE This return value only occurs if mutt_dotlock has been invoked with the -t command line option. It means that mutt_dotlock is unable to lock file even with group mail privileges. NOTES mutt_dotlock tries to implement an NFS-safe dotlocking method which was borrowed from lockfile (1). If the user can't open file for reading with his normal privileges, mutt_dotlock will return the DL_EX_ERROR exit value to avoid certain attacks against other users' spool files. The code carefully avoids race conditions when checking permissions; for details of all this see the comments in dotlock.c. HISTORY mutt_dotlock is part of the Mutt mail user agent package. It has been created to avoid running mutt with group mail privileges. AUTHOR Thomas Roessler<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Unix AUGUST 1999 dotlock(1)


Rich Mullins was a Christian singer-songwriter who’s music and legacy of compassion continues to be influential today. Always uncomfortable in the spotlight, Rich allowed his music to gain worldwide popularity while he retreated from fame, took a vow of poverty, and dedicated the last years of his life to bringing music and the arts to native American children. He was known for the complexity in his music, using unconventional instrumentation and deeply descriptive and metaphorical lyrics. His concerts and writings were filled with his own flavored wisdom, spun from his studies of the Bible and his observations of Christian life.
Highlights of Rich’s life
- October 21, 1955—Richard Wayne Mullins ("Wayne" to most of his closest friends and family) is born at Reid Memorial Hospital to John A. and Neva Mullins.
- 1959—Rich’s family discovers his musical talent at around the age of 4 or 5, when his mother hears him play the hymn “Abide With Me” by ear on the family piano.
- 1971—At age 16, Rich forms his first band, Children of Light, within the all county interdenominational choir New Creations, which he had accompanied on piano since age 13.
- 1974—After watching the 1972 Franco Zefirelli film Brother Sun, Sister Moon, Rich becomes inspired by the life of St. Francis of Assisi, which would affect the way he approached Christianity for the rest of his life.
- August 1974—Rich graduates high school and begins the fall semester at Cincinatti Bible College.
- 1975—Erlanger United Methodist Church in nearby Erlanger, KY, hires Rich Mullins as its youth and music minister.
- 1978—After working at Erlanger United Methodist Church for three years, Rich leaves to work with Zion Ministries and play in their band, Zion.
- December 1980—Rich quits Cincinatti Bible College, saying “I had trouble picking out a major.”
- April 1981—Rich’s band Zion records their first and only LP, Behold the Man, at 5th Floor Studios in Cincinatti, thanks to a $1,000 gift from his uncle. Rich played piano and wrote all of the songs the group performed.
- July 1981—Behold the Man is released.
- September 1981—Reunion Records founder Michael Blanton receives a copy of Behold the Man from Zion member Beth Lutz. He immediately falls in love with Rich Mullins‘ song, “Praise to the Lord,” and presents it to Amy Grant and her producer, Brown Banister. The trio begin the process of getting Rich hired as a songwriter.
- May 1982—Amy Grant’s album Age to Age, which includes “Sing Your Praise to the Lord,” is released. The album claims the #1 spot on the Billboard Top Contemporary Christian Chart, and “Sing Your Praise to the Lord” lands #1 on the Christian AC charts the same year.
- 1983-1985—Rich works in Nashville as a songwriter, contributing his writing to many Christian artists, including Amy Grant, Debbie Boone and Pam Mark Hall. He is also signed as a recording artist during this time.
- January 1986—Rich Mullins’ self-titled debut solo album is released.
- March–May 1986—Rich opens for Amy Grant’s “Unguarded” tour.
- February 1987—Rich’s second album, Pictures in the Sky, is released.
- June 1987—“Verge of a Miracle,” from the album Pictures in the Sky, charts #1 on the Christian AC charts. It is Rich Mullins‘ first solo #1 hit.
- August 1988—Rich’s third album, Winds of Heaven, Stuff of Earth is released. The album is notable for containing the first recording of Rich’s song “Awesome God,” which would become one of the most popular conemporary worship songs in the world.
- December 1989—Rich’s fourth album, Never Picture Perfect, is released.
- 1990—Rich begins pursuing a music degree from Friends University in Wichita, KS. He and friend/bandmate David “Beaker” Sasser live in a house together near campus, pooling their resources. Rich instructs his accountant to give him an annual salary of $24,000 per year (the average working person’s wage at the time). The rest of his earnings from album sales, concerts and merchandise would be entrusted to his church for charitable distribution. This was the start of Rich’s Fransican-inspired lifestyle.
- July 1990—Brennan Manning’s book, The Ragamuffin Gospel, is released. The book would be heavily influential in Rich Mullin’s life.
- July 1991—Rich’s fifth album, The World as Best as I Remember It, Volume One, is released. The album contains the song “Step by Step,” written by Rich”s longtime friend and collaboratoer Beaker. The song would become a popular worship chorus in its own right.
- June 1992—The follow-up volume, The World as Best as I Remember It, Volume Two, is released.
- 1992—Rich travels to Ireland and embarks on a European tour. Many songs for his upcoming album are written while on this tour.
- 1993—Rich forms the Ragamuffin Band to record his upcoming studio album. The band is named after The Ragamuffin Gospel, written by Brennan Manning.
- November 1993—Rich’s seventh album, A Liturgy, A Legacy & a Ragamuffin Band, is released. The album is a concept album and becomes a fan favorite.
- 1994—Rich works with Compassion International, one of the missionary organizations he supports.
- 1995—Work begins on a musical based on the life of St. Francis, Canticle of the Plains. Rich collaborates with Beaker on the musical, with the lead character Frank inspired by Mitch McVicker, a young songwriter Rich met while attending Friends University. Rich would go on to mentor Mitch until Rich’s death in 1997. It is also around this time Rich refers to his collection of like-minded band members, friends and musicians as “Kid Brothers of St. Frank,” a pseudo-monastic order.
- May 1995—Rich Mullins graduates from Friends University with a BA in music education. He moves from Wichita, KS to a Navajo Indian reservation in Tse Bonito, NM, to teach music to Navajo children at Hilltop Christian School.
- July 1995—Brother’s Keeper, Rich’s eighth album, is released.
- July 1996—Reunion Records releases a “best of” album titled Songs. Included are new recordings of “Screen Door” (originally from Pictures in the Sky) and “Elijah” (originally from Rich Mullins). Also included is “We are not as Strong as We Think We Are,” which was originally written for Brother’s Keeper, but not recorded in time for the album’s release.
- February 1997—Canticle of the Plains, the musical written by Rich Mullins, Beaker and Mitch McVicker, debuts on KTLI radio in Wichita, KS. The musical is loosely based on the life of St. Francis of Assisi, and involves a character named Frank in the old west.
- April 1997—Canticle of the Plains has a live performance debut at Wheaton College in Wheaton, IL. Sometime later Rich signs with Myrrh Records.
- September 1997—Rich gives his studio time in Chicago to Mitch McVicker and helps Mitch record his first album. Rich records demos for his upcoming album on a cassette boombox in an abandoned church near the studio.
- September 19, 1997—Rich Mullins is killed in a car accident near Bloomington, IL. Rich and Mitch McVicker were on their way to a benefit concert in Wichita, KS, when their Jeep flipped and ejected both men. Mullins was subsequently hit by an oncoming tractor-trailer truck which had swerved to avoid the overturned Jeep. Rich was instantly killed; Mitch survived with serious injuries.
- April 1998—Rich Mullins is awarded his first Dove Award for “artist of the year.” His brother David and James Dunning, Jr. accept the award on Rich’s behalf.
- July 1998—Rich Mullins’ final project is released as The Jesus Record, a two-disc set containing the tape-recorded demos Rich had made for the album and studio recordings of the songs made by the Ragamuffin Band with guest artists Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant, Ashley Cleveland and Phil Keaggy.
- September 2000—James Bryan Smith’s devotional biography about Rich Mullins, titled An Arrow Pointing to Heaven, is released.
- May 2003—Reunion Records releases a rarities and demos album, Here in America.
- 2014—An independant film, Ragamuffin, is released to select venues, DVD and Netflix. The film is based on the life of Rich Mullins.
- April 2014—Rich Mullins is inducted into the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame.
Further information
More information about Rich Mullins can by found at Calling Out Your Name, including full album lyrics, songs, MIDI files, articles and more.


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Former MLA Pandurang Barora filed the missing complaint at Shahapur Police Station in Thane on Saturday evening.
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NCP MLA Daulat Daroda allegedly went missing after visiting the Raj Bhavan earlier on Saturday, where Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar took oath as Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister of the state, respectively.
Former MLA Pandurang Barora filed the missing complaint at Shahapur Police Station in Thane on Saturday evening. Daroda is an MLA from Shahapur constituency.
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“It uses a fast, internal mock DOM to perform diffs and computes the most efficient DOM mutation for you.”
render the Posts component into #content
pass in a backbone collection we'll be able to refrence with
@props.posts
define ['react', 'ui/posts/index', 'collections/posts],
(React, Posts, PostsCollection) ->
React.renderComponent(
Posts(
posts: new PostsCollection
),
document.getElementById('content')
)
React.renderComponent()
will probably be called in a backbone router action
bind our custom @handleUpdate
callback to the collection's add / remove / reset events, then call @props.posts.fetch()
when the collection changes, @handleUpdate
changes our component's state to trigger render
define ['react', 'ui/posts/show', 'ui/common/loading'],
(React, Post, Loading) ->
D = React.DOM
React.createClass
# event handlers
handleUpdate: () ->
# change the state to trigger re-rendering
@setState { loading: false }
# react
getInitialState: ->
loading: true
componentWillMount: ->
# update our state when the backbone collection changes
@props.posts.on 'add remove reset', @handleUpdate, @
# fetch posts!
@props.posts.fetch()
componentWillUnmount: ->
# unbind event handlers
@props.post.off null, null, @
render: ->
if @state.loading
# render the Loading component
Loading()
else
# loop through the collection, rendering a Post component for each model.
D.div { className: 'posts' }, @props.posts.map (post) ->
Post { post: post }
ui/posts/index.coffee
The 'show' component just renders, displaying info from the @props.post
backbone model using the backbone get
method
define ['react'], (React) ->
D = React.DOM
React.createClass
render: ->
D.div { className: 'post' }, [
D.h3 {}, @props.post.get('title')
D.div { dangerouslySetInnerHTML: { __html: @props.post.get('copy') }}
]
ui/posts/show.coffee
Component specs and lifecycle are described here.
Every react component must define a render()
method, but I ended up using these callbacks on every stateful component:
getInitialState()
componentWillMount()
@props
and can
@setState
without re-rendering. I typically use this to
set up event listeners.componentWillUnmount()
React gives us an efficient way to build and render stateful UI components
Using React + Backbone, we can:
on()
bind our component's callback to certain model / collection eventsoff()
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About
I am Benedikt Meurer, a software developer and research associate living in Siegen (50° 52' 26'' N, 8° 1' 24'' E), a medium-sized town in the south Westphalian part of North Rhine-Westphalia, about 100 kilometers from Cologne. I received my diploma in applied computer science with electrical engineering from the Universität Siegen in 2007, and since then I have been working as a research associate at the Lehrstuhl für Compilerbau und Softwareanalyse (and the Lehrstuhl für Mikrosystementwurf in 2007/2008).
Besides that, I have been working as a software developer for os-cillation GmbH since 2003, where the major part of my work is spent on KVM-over-IP solutions with Embedded Linux, and some iOS related development, but I also worked on the the Xfld Linux Live CD, the Xfce installers, Terminal and other random projects.
I spent a rather large amount of my spare time on developing and contributing to open source projects. During my studies from 2002 to 2007, I developed and maintained various core parts of the Xfce desktop environment, including the new file manager Thunar, which I wrote from scratch to replace the unpopular Xffm file manager, the Session Manager, the Xfce Libraries, the Terminal, innumerable plugins and goodies, and several other core components.
In recent years my interest shifted away from free desktop application development toward Cocoa and CocoaTouch application development for Mac OS X and iOS. In June 2011 I founded the CocoaHeads Siegen chapter, an informal group of Cocoa developers, that get together for short talks and presentations, and to talk about Mac and iOS programming.
I'm also interested in functional programming languages and compiler design, influenced by my studies and my university work. During my life at the university, I developed and maintained various OCaml related projects, including a Just-In-Time compilation engine for OCaml byte code and an interactive toplevel based on the optimizing native code compiler. In 2011 I created a brand new ARM port for the OCaml native code compiler, and since January 2012 I am now the official maintainer of the ARM port.
Contact
If you want to get in touch with me, feel free to shoot me an email.
My public GPG key is available here.
Copyleft & Copyright
This website is built using Jekyll, a blog-aware, static site generator written in Ruby. The source code used to create this website is publicly available on GitHub.
The following directories and their contents are copyright © Benedikt Meurer. You may not reuse anything therein without my permission:
The remaining files are MIT licensed unless stated otherwise. Feel free to reuse the HTML and CSS (based on files taken from TJ Steins website) as you please. If you do use them, a link back to this website would be appreciated, but is not required.
Disclaimer
The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent my employer's view in any way.
This website is not responsible for externally hosted material, including linked articles, photos or any other media.


The Jubilee Campus of the University of Nottingham is about 10 minutes walk from the main campus, and houses the Schools of Computer Science, Business, Education and a number of research institutes. It is built on the site of the former Raleigh cycle factory. It was opened in 2000, and has been extended significantly since then.
The library is an unusual circular building situated on an island platform in the middle of the campus lake. It was designed by the architect Sir Michael Hopkins, with the striking feature of having only a single floor, which spirals its way up and around the circumference of the building.
Aspire is a work of art, constructed on the Jubilee Campus of the University of Nottingham, in Nottingham, England. It is a 60-metre tall, red and orange steel sculpture, and was, until overtaken by Anish Kapoor's Orbit, the tallest free standing public work of art in the United Kingdom. Designed by Ken Shuttleworth and MAKE Architects, it comprises an 8m high concrete foundation and 52m high red and orange steel tower. The sculpture weighs 854 tonnes, and cost ?800,000, which was donated by an anonymous benefactor.


GET /api/topics/:topic_slug/articles
Returns all the articles available for a certain topic
POST /api/topics/:topic_slug/articles
Adds a new article to a topic
GET /api/articles/:article_id
Gets an individual article
GET /api/articles/:article_id/comments
Gets all the comments for a individual article
POST /api/articles/:article_id/comments
Adds a new comment to an article.
PATCH /api/articles/:article_id
Increments or decrements the votes of an article by one
DELETE /api/comments/:comment_id
Deletes a comment


@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Merriweather:400,400italic,700,700italic|Open+Sans:300italic,700italic,700,300 ');
A test page for the Beams framework's responsive video players, as well as the img tag, which has some of the same sizing properties. Resize browser window to see if any of the video or image elements spill off the page. If not, test is successful.


sc is an alias for Select-Content, so you can't use it by default
Powershell
PS> Get-Service -Name <name>
Start-Service
Stop-Service
Restart-Service
And you have access to view properties of service
$service = Get-Service -Name <name>
$service.<name/displayname/type/starttype/etc>
Powershell Setting services
Set-Service [-Name] <string> [-Description <string>] [-DisplayName <string>] [-PassThru] [-StartupType {<Automatic> | <Manual> | <Disabled>}] [-Status <string>] [-ComputerName <string[]>] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [<CommonParameters>]
Set-Service [-Description <string>] [-DisplayName <string>] [-InputObject <ServiceController>] [-PassThru] [-StartupType {<Automatic> | <Manual> | <Disabled>}] [-Status <string>] [-ComputerName <string[]>] [-Confirm] [-WhatIf] [<CommonParameters>]


This scenario illustrates how to make the local device discoverable, and how to listen for and accept an incoming connection request.


Many developers seek guidance on the best project structure for a Zend Framework project in a relatively flexible environment. A “flexible” environment is one in which the developer can manipulate their file systems and web server configurations as needed to achieve the most ideal project structure to run and secure their application. The default project structure will assume that the developer has such flexibility at their disposal.
The following directory structure is designed to be maximally extensible for complex projects, while providing a simple subset of folder and files for project with simpler requirements. This structure also works without alteration for both modular and non-modular Zend Framework applications. The .htaccess files require URL rewrite functionality in the web server as described in the Rewrite Configuration Guide, also included in this appendix.
It is not the intention that this project structure will support all possible Zend Framework project requirements. The default project profile used by Zend_Tool reflect this project structure, but applications with requirements not supported by this structure should use a custom project profile.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 | <project name>/
application/
configs/
application.ini
controllers/
helpers/
forms/
layouts/
filters/
helpers/
scripts/
models/
modules/
services/
views/
filters/
helpers/
scripts/
Bootstrap.php
data/
cache/
indexes/
locales/
logs/
sessions/
uploads/
docs/
library/
public/
css/
images/
js/
.htaccess
index.php
scripts/
jobs/
build/
temp/
tests/
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The following describes the use cases for each directory as listed.
The directory structure for modules should mimic that of the application/ directory in the recommended project structure:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 | <modulename>
configs/
application.ini
controllers/
helpers/
forms/
layouts/
filters/
helpers/
scripts/
models/
services/
views/
filters/
helpers/
scripts/
Bootstrap.php
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The purpose of these directories remains exactly the same as for the recommended project directory structure.
URL rewriting is a common function of HTTP servers. However, the rules and configuration differ widely between them. Below are some common approaches across a variety of popular web servers available at the time of writing.
All examples that follow use mod_rewrite, an official module that comes bundled with Apache. To use it, mod_rewrite must either be included at compile time or enabled as a Dynamic Shared Object (DSO). Please consult the Apache documentation for your version for more information.
Here is a very basic virtual host definition. These rules direct all requests to index.php, except when a matching file is found under the document_root.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 | <VirtualHost my.domain.com:80>
ServerName my.domain.com
DocumentRoot /path/to/server/root/my.domain.com/public
RewriteEngine off
<Location />
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -s [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -l [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule ^ - [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^ /index.php [NC,L]
</Location>
</VirtualHost>
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Note the slash (“/”) prefixing index.php; the rules for .htaccess differ in this regard.
Below is a sample .htaccess file that utilizes mod_rewrite. It is similar to the virtual host configuration, except that it specifies only the rewrite rules, and the leading slash is omitted from index.php.
1 2 3 4 5 6 | RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -s [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -l [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule ^ - [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^ index.php [NC,L]
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There are many ways to configure mod_rewrite; if you would like more information, see Jayson Minard’s Blueprint for PHP Applications: Bootstrapping.
As of version 7.0, IIS now ships with a standard rewrite engine. You may use the following configuration to create the appropriate rewrite rules.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 | <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<configuration>
<system.webServer>
<rewrite>
<rules>
<rule name="Imported Rule 1" stopProcessing="true">
<match url="^.*$" />
<conditions logicalGrouping="MatchAny">
<add input="{REQUEST_FILENAME}"
matchType="IsFile" pattern=""
ignoreCase="false" />
<add input="{REQUEST_FILENAME}"
matchType="IsDirectory"
pattern=""
ignoreCase="false" />
</conditions>
<action type="None" />
</rule>
<rule name="Imported Rule 2" stopProcessing="true">
<match url="^.*$" />
<action type="Rewrite" url="index.php" />
</rule>
</rules>
</rewrite>
</system.webServer>
</configuration>
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The source code of this file is hosted on GitHub. Everyone can update and fix errors in this document with few clicks - no downloads needed.