When you want to buy a computer, so you figure the Internet is the best place to look. You get on Alta Vista, Google, or Bing and type “computers” in the text box. It comes back and tells you that it has found about nearly one billion pages (at Google) matching your query terms. You try another tactic – you type in “I want to buy a computer”. More than 16 million pages this time.

Frustrated ??, you try one more time – you type in “computer shopping”. Alta Vista happily tells you there are 700,000 pages matching your request. and google tell you there are 928,000 pages. The first listing is indeed about shopping for computers – and the rest on the page refer to on-line malls.

If you’ve done any amount of Web searching, you’ve undoubtedly run into this same problem of too much information. This tutorial will you by showing you how these Web Databases work, how you can more efficiently search them, and how to select the best Web Database.

A web database is an organized listing of web pages. It’s like the card catalog that you might find in the library. The database holds a “surrogate” (or selected pieces like the title, the headings, etc.) for each web page. The creation of these surrogates is called “indexing”, and each web database does it in a different way. Web databases hold surrogates for anywhere from 1 million to several billion web pages. The program also has a search interface, which is the box you type words into (like in Alta Vista or Google) or the lists of directories you pick from (like in Yahoo). Thus, each web database has a different indexing method and a different search interface.

Methods of Indexing

There are two important methods of indexing used in web database creation – full-text and human.

Full-Text Indexing

As its name implies, full-text indexing is where every word on the page is put into a database for searching. Alta Vista and Google are examples of full-text databases. Full-text indexing will help you find every examples of a reference to a specific name or terminology. However, a general topic search will not be very useful in these database, and you will have to dig through a lot of “false drops” (or returned pages that have nothing to do with your search).

Human Indexing

Yahoo and some of Magellan are two of the few examples of human indexing. In the above two indexing, all of the work was done by a computer program called a “spider” or a “robot”. In human indexing, a person examines the page and determines a very few key phrases that describe it. This allows for the user to find a good start of works on a topic – assuming that the topic was picked by the human as something that describes the page. This is how the directory-based web databases are developed.

Spiders, Robots, or People

How do the web databases select which pages are indexed? As there is no centralized Internet computer, there’s no one place where these services can learn about new pages. Thus, many services use automated programs called “spiders” or “robots” that travel from site to site, looking for new WWW pages. Some spiders only go to the “What’s New” or the “What’s Hot” pages and use those for indexing the “popular” sites. Others methodically examine every link leading from a page, and every link leading from that page, and so on… In some cases, people examine the pages brought back from these programs, and don’t index the pages that don’t meet certain criteria. So, these tools create three classes of web databases – those that look at all WWW pages, those that examine popular WWW pages, and those that examine quality web pages.

Search Engines versus Pick Lists

Now that the web database has a group of pages indexed in their database, how does the user access it. This is through one of two methods – a search engine or a directory (otherwise known as a pick list). A search engine allows the user to type in any terminology he wishes, and will search the database to find those web pages that match the terms entered. A directory structure has pages organized by subject (like the Yellow Pages), and can then be navigated by selecting things off the directory. The directory structure usually allows a good starting point for a search, assuming that the topic you desire has been selected as a directory entry.

One thing not to get confused about – Yahoo has both a search engine and a directory tree. Instead of searching the pages, however, the search engine just looks through the directory at Yahoo. It can be used as a quick way to find the area of the directory with the information you desire.

Presentation of Results

You’ve entered in your search terms, the computer has matched them to the indexed database, and you are given a list of results. There are two important concepts here – Relevancy ranking and Abstracts

Relevancy Ranking

The documents are almost always listed in order by relevance. Based upon your search request, the computer ranks all of the documents that contain your search term, and lists the ones that it thinks are most relevant first. That is why you really shouldn’t worry about the fact that there are 17 gajillion pages matching your query term. All you care about are the first 20 – 40. The better your search terms, the better ranked the pages will be (and the less work you will have to do).

Abstracts

If there are pages listed that say nothing in the listing about your search topic, you may wonder how they got there. The second important concept to realize is that the abstract presented to you is usually not the same as the database entry used by the computer to search. The abstract is much shorter than the database entry, and this can lead to frustration because you then have to load up the actual page to see why the search program feels this page is relevant to your search.

Backing up your Joomla database is important.  Why, you ask?  Well, for the simple reason that the database is the most important part of your website.  Templates can be re-installed, just like plug-ins, modules and components.  But without your database, you’re doomed.  It contains all articles, and anything Joomla related that was created over time.  Users, Newsletters, forum posts, links, menu item…   If you don’t have a back-up of your database to fall back on when you run into problems, you probably have to start all over. 

That’s why it’s important to back-up your Joomla database.  There might be “Joomla” ways to do this, but I’ve always preferred to do this manually.  To back-up your Joomla database, you’ll need to use a tool which allows you to access / manage your MySQL databases – whether they’re stored on a local machine or on the server of your hosting company.  Below, you’ll find two tools that I regularly use to get the job done. 

1.  PHPMyadmin:  Used so often, that it’s considered to be a “standard” by many.  This tool is mainly used to manage databases; and might already be installed on your server.  By using the export function of this tool, you’ll get the SQL code you need to rebuild your database later on.  Downside: You’ve got to paste it in notepad / your editor of choice and save it yourself.

2. PHPMybackuppro:  This free tool has one goal: to allow you to back-up your databases in a simple way.  It offers many options, like mailing the back-ups or FTP’ing them to a remote location.  The big advantage of this tool is that, once it’s configured, making a back-up is as simple as pressing the “back up” button”.  Or, if you’ve managed to schedule back-ups, you don’t even have to do a thing. 

With these two tools, you should be able to do the job.  In a future post, I’ll summarize how to make a back-up with PHPMyadmin. 

I worked 20 hours straight to prepare an old Gateway tower with 280 gig drive for an Ubuntu 9.10 install. The Gateway was hopelessly unbootable in Windows because of some operating system problem (not hardware problem). I realized that I should drop down to C: and type format, to just reformat the entire drive which took about 30 minutes. I forgot that I should have typed FDISK first, to set up the necessary partitions, but it was too late.

I downloaded an ISO image for GNOME partition and burned it to a bootable CD.

I booted the GNOME partition utility. It took me literally hours to guess at what I should do.

Finally I realized that Ubuntu expects THREE partitions. The first is referred to as ROOT but the actual name you give it in the partition process is simpl “/” (forward slash omitting the double quotes).

The second partition will have NO name, but you will designate its format TYPE as swapfile, and that will become the system swap file.
The third partition is called /home.

I had no idea how much space to allocate, so I gave 512 for root and 512 for swap, and the huge remainder for /home.

The software warned me that root and swap were too small. Just for the heck of it, I changed root and swap to 5000, and it worked.

Then it took me dozens of tries installing Ubuntu. I had a 2008 Ubuntu disc and a 9.10 disc I had created last week. Time after time, I would boot from each one, say INSTALL UBUNTU, and it would chug away for a long time, and then die with no messages. FINALLY, but why or how I dont know, the 9.10 unstall brought up an Ubuntu desktop with what looked like all kinds of error messages. There were TWO icons on the desktop which I had never seen before. One said EXAMPLES which I never looked at. I was about to give up in dispair when I decided to click on the icon marked Ubuntu. AS IT TURNS OUT, that is the icon which COMPLETES the install process, and it first brings you into its OWN partition software. I cant exactly remember what I did next. I do remember that GNOME partition utility offered me literally 20 DIFFERENT format types to choose from for each partition (one of which is swap-file). I had no clue what to choose. I did some google searching on my other machine (and you NEED a windows machine attached to the internet to look these things up). I discovered that format type ext3 is good for Debian Linux (and Ubuntu is a flavor of Debian) so I went with ext3.

Finally, I had a working bootable pure Ubuntu 9.10 machine.

My next Sisyphean agony task was to connect it to the Internet. The tower already had an Ethernet card. I was informed that IF I connected a cable from the ethernet to the router, then Ubuntu would automatically sense the ethernet connection and configure it. The ethernet board DID light up and pulse when I connected the cable to my Westell router. But Ubuntu never recognized it. Later I read that only certain ethernet cards will be automatically recognized, so I guess the one in my tower was not a compatible one. My next choice was to try and get my Belkin USB WiFi adapter working. I went to ADMINISTRATION -> SYNAPTIC PACKAGE MANAGER and keyed ndiswrapper into the search. I was prompted to place the Ubuntu install cd into my drive. It kept giving me errors. I placed my Belkin adapter install cd in the drive and looked around for the ini driver file, but could not see it. Finally, out of despair, I plugged the Belkin wifi adapter into the USB and LIKE MAGIC Ubuntu recognized it, asked me to choose a connection and enter the WEP key, which I have now done many times with other machines and during the Wubi Ubuntu install on Windows. So now I had a working Ubuntu machine connected to the Internet.

I went to J&R computer store up the street and found a $10 USB 4 gig memory stick by http://www.dane-elec.com which is REALLY cheap. I recently discovered that the Sancor memory sticks that I love actually have a lot of SOFTWARE on them, which only works under windows, AND if you have a password set on the device, then Ubuntu wont even read it.

I had to go into synaptic manager and search on usb for some installs. Again, it was trial and error, and I dont know what finally made it work, but finally, Ubuntu recognized the memory stick.

TODAY, I had to meet my step-son near at Borders Book Store next to Penn Station. This was lucky for me, because while I waited for him, I browsed the computer book section on the second floor. I found a $9 small Linux handbook reference of commands by Daniel J. Barrett (O Reilly publishers) so I got that to practice all the hundreds of Linux commands that I dont know but need to know.

I browse various books on Ubuntu and Mysql.

I found the key thing I needed to know for my next project, to install LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PhP) on my new Ubuntu desktop.

All one needs to do is enter TERMINAL, and key in

sudo tasksel

(you will be prompted for your system password next)

A task selection window will pop up with many packages available for install, one of which is LAMP. Now here is a mystery that took me an hour to solve. You can arrow down to highlight LAMP, but you dont have a clue in the world as to how to CHECK it for install. Google revealed the secret: YOU SIMPLY PRESS THE SPACE BAR AND IT IS MARKED CHECKED FOR INSTALL. Then you press ENTER and the install proceeds, Apache, MySQL and PhP. You will be prompted for the MySQL admin password.

Next I wanted to install phpmyadmin to administrate mysql, creating databases, tables, etc. I went to SYSTEM-> Synaptic Manager and searched on phpmyadmin. I think there is only one. BUT HERE IS A SECRET. Once your LAMP install finishes, then power down and boot back up; otherwise, certain files will remain locked by processes and the phpmyadmin install will fail.

Once phpmyadmin installs (and you will again be prompted for that pesky password), then you can open firefox and key in http://localhost/phpmyadmin

You will be PROMPTED FOR A USER NAME AND PASSWORD. This is tricky and confusing. You have to key in the user name “root” without quotes, and then give the password that you have been using all along throughout this. Now you are in phpmyadmin, and you can go to Privileges, and create a new user and give him all possible privileges.

Then, I found a $50 book, also by O’Reilly, entitled
“Head First – PHP & MySQL”. THIS book looks like the perfect way to teach myself how to develop php mysql applications which will have proper security (which is a very complex topic).

I didnt purchase that book tonight, because I wanted to come home and see first if I could successfully install LAMP and phpmyadmin, which I just now finished.

The Head First book gave me links to try the book on line free for 45 days. Money is kind of tight, so I decided to see how far I can go without any additional purchases, but if I get things working, I will buy the book one day. It is interesting that O’Reilly also offers a link to an on line university which can grant degrees in computer science.

I signed up at Oreilly for a trial access of the electronic version of the above-mentioned book.

Here is something I tried which crashed my Ubuntu. I wanted to copy the introduction to the book, from the OReilly site, and PASTE it into an Open Office Document. The first time Open Office died, and the file was shown as requiring recovery. I did the recovery, opened it again with Open Office Document, and then the whole Ubuntu system crashed. I rebooted, and had to go through a long complicated reconstruct procedure. I thought perhaps I would have to install everything from scratch, but fortunately, Ubuntu repaired itself. Moral to story is paste into GEDIT and save, which I guess eliminates whatever hidden characters are in the webpage which cause Open Office to crash the system.

There, I found a link to download all the source code from the book.

I downloaded the zipped file of all the source code.

Next, I went to the source code for chapter 1. They have a beginning version (which I guess you make changes to, and then a final version).

I tried to copy and paste report.html to var/www which is where Apache wants to find pages loaded from local host. I was not allowed to paste because I do not have superuser privileges. So, I went to terminal and typed SUDO GEDIT, which gets me into gedit with super powers, so I can now navigate to the unzipped code in my DOCUMENTS in a special folder I created, open report.html, then do a save as to var/www.

THIS WORKED, because now, when I open Firefox and key in localhost/report , it runs the Chapter 1 example webpage.

FOR MY NEXT TRICK, I must figure out how to copy a chapter 1 tutorial image of a dog (fang.jpg) from the location where it unzipped (in a folder in my Documents) and copy it into var/www where I do not have Admin privileges. SO, I open my OReilly handbook of Linux commands and find the CP command. I open a TERMINAL session and key in SUDO CP which I know will executed it with super admin privileges, but NOW I do not have a clue as to what the PATH names are for the file source and destination.

I am permitted to copy fang.jpg from the unzipped file into DOCUMENTS, just to simplify things.

Using PLACES -> COMPUTER, which brings up the FILE BROWSER, I first navigate to home/Documents and I RIGHT CLICK on the fang.jpg image, and click on PROPERTIES which will SHOW ME that the path is
/home/bryan/Documents/fang.jpg (I use bryan as my user name, but that is my step-son’s name). Next I do the same right click trick on any file which is already in var/www such as report.html, and I discover THAT path, which tells me that the command I should issue in TERMINAL is

sudo cp /home/bryan/Documents/fang.jpg var/www/fang.jpg

BUT IT HANGS… NOTHING HAPPENS.

Then I realize that I should close my other applications, because they are somehow LOCKING UP something that the CP command needs. Sure enough, once I close a bunch of applications, the SUDO CP command asks me for the PASSWORD and then copies fang.jpg to var/www

I can now bring up the image by opening Firefox and typing

localhost/fang.jpg

into the browser address field.

NOW that fang.jpg is in var/www, if I once again open Firefox and type
localhost/report.html

the exercise 1 page loads and also shows the picture of the little dog fang.jpg

I still need to copy report.php and style.css from the place where they unzipped to var/www. Since I can launch gedit with sudo and have superadmin powers, I may open them in that fashion and do a save as.

I ran the finished example, hoping that it would actually send me an email.

I realized that I must examine my php.ini and somehow reconfigure it. I went to some pains to locate that file, but did not post notes as I went, and now I must reconstruct what I did. I still have not succeeded in getting the app to actually send an email through php. But I feel it is more essential for me to move on to other lessons in the HEAD FIRST book.

PHPmyadmin is the most widely used tool administer a MySQL database. But the major problem with this web based tool is its inablity to load big Databases. How many times we have had to import a big database and get timed out. On the look out for an alternative to PHPmyadmin,i tried using MySQL GUI tools. Its been nearly 6 months i have been using this to backup and restore my MySQL databases.

You can download the  MySQL GUI from http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/gui-tools/5.0.html 

Install the application and you can find the gui tools under start->Programs ->MySQL

You can use this software to administer the DB, Query the DB and also for migrating the DB.

We will discuss in this article on how to take a Backup and restore and Database of MYSQL using this MySQL gui tools.

Go to start->programs->MySQL->MySQLAdministrator

By Clicking  on the button next to StoredConnection  You can store details of multiple connections so you dont have to remember the username and server details. This is particularly useful if you are handling multiple Databases. You give a name in Connection and it saves the login details so next time you want to access the DB you can choose the the name from the storedConnection.

HostName:  This is your DB Ipaddress or servername, if you are using local machine, you can give it as localhost.

Username : Enter the database username

Password : Enter the password of database.

Schema : Enter the Database name

click on apply and you are ready to login to the DB

Click on OK button.

 This is the screen you get after clicking the OK button.

This is where we can take backup and restore a MySQL DB.  For taking a backup just click on Backup  and then click on new project. Enter a name for the project and you can see that the Databases which are available for the username which we logged in is listed under schemata.

Select the database you want to take a backup and click on the right arrow to load the tables. This may take a few seconds or run upto a minute depending upon your internet connection and size o database. If you are using localhost this would load in few seconds.

By default all the tables are selected, you can choose to unselect individual tables or all the tables by clicking on the tick mark on the left of the database name in the backup content window or by unselecting the tick mark before the individual tables.

One can further configure the backup by going to advanced option tab.

Click on execute Backup button to start your backup process. This will get an file dialog box. Choose where you want to save the file. It would save the file with the name of the project and datetime appended to it. This again could take a few minutes depending on the database size and the connection speed.

Now you have the backup ready in your hard drive. We will discuss in the next article on how to restore the database.

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It is obvious when ever we install xampp or wamp they just install mysql as a config authentication.  Which is somehow a security threat while your server is exposed to internet.

To override these settings of phpmyadmin in xampp follow these steps.

1. Find the privileges link on the home page of your localhost phpmyadmin.
2. Change the password for the root user by changing the privileges of the root user.
3. Now find the following file x:\\xampp\phpmyadmin.config.inc.php
4. In config.inc.php find following variable  $cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = ‘config’;
5. Change the config to cookie.
6. now find $cfg['blowfish_secret'] = ‘xampp’;
7. and fill in/ change a blowfish secret what ever you like as the cookie will save by this name.
8. don’t forget to clear the user name and password variable in config.ini.php

This is it now just login to xampp it will prompt you to enter password.

tadi aku konsultasi tentang Tugas Akhir sama Pak Agus Sihabuddin. pangennya sih bapak itu yang jadi dosen pembimbing t.a ku. tapi rupanya setelah ngobrol2, pak agus, sedang mendalami bidang jaringan syaraf tiruan. sementara,aku itu belum ambil mata kuliah itu. kalau aku ambil t.a di bidang itu, berarti aku harus ambil matkul itu ntar pas semester ganjil, kalo gitu pas semester 9 donk. hiks, kan aku rencananya cuma sampai semester 8. rencana sih… aamiin

ya udah, setelah konsultasi, aku dianjurkan oleh pak agus supaya memilih dosen yang berkaitan dengan bidang yang diminati. misalnya data mining itu sama pak edi winarko.

sebenarnya sih aku itu tertarik sama php dan mysql. tapi belum tau mau bikin apa dan tentang apa dengan itu. atau mungkin seputar database. soalnya kan minatku sistem informasi dan multimedia. ya sembari mencari ilham…. aku browsing di internet. trus aku ketemu situs yang membahas seputar php, mysq dan phpmyadmin, yaitu http://www.divasourcecode.com/ . bagus juga buat referensi.

ya sudah, sekian dan terima kasih. aku mau cari inspirasi lagi ah…

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Be warned: In this tutorial we’re going to be editing your joomla database.  So make backup when we tell you to – and preferably also when we don’t tell you to.  Following this guide is, as always, on your personal risk.  Some knowledge of how to use phpmyadmin is a necessity to follow this guide. 

If, for some reason, you ever feel the need to “copy” a module from one joomla site to the other, this guide will explain you how to get it done.  As for most of these guides, these were written because of our personal experiences.  In this case, I was adding some modules to our Dutch gaming site Toretto.be   while checking something at the site of my company.  By accident, I deleted a module, and I had to find out how to retrieve that – rather important – module.  If you’re in that same spot, or for some other reason need to copy a module, here’s how it’s done.

The copying part

1.  At the “original site”, find the “modules” folder.  (note: in our articles, when we tell you to go to this or that folder, we assume that you know that you might have to FTP to that folder.)

2.  Find the folder of the module you need to copy, and download it / copy it. 

3.  Using phpmyadmin, go to your joomla database.  Navigate to your jos_modules table and export the data. (note: if, for some reason, you didn’t accept the default database install of joomla, find the whateverthehellyouusedasapreset_modules instead).

4.  Paste the export in notepad, and find the line about your module.  Copy EVERYTHING until the next line starts.  These lines start with (some number, some info, some info…)

The pasting part

5.  Upload / copy the folder you just copied / downloaded to the “modules” folder of the target site. 

6.  Go to phpmyadmin for that site, and go to the Joomla Database. 

7.  Find the jos_modules table.  Create a “back-up” of this site, by going to “actions”.  Rename the table there.  (Note: this will, of course, make all your module data temporarily unavailable.  Don’t say I didn’t warn you)
8.  Yet again, make an export of this table; paste in notepad.  I’m sure there’s other ways to do it, but I couldn’t add the single line with SQL commands due to some errors.

9.  Paste the line you copied in step 4.  Pay attention to the ”ID" of the line; you might have to change it to something not already used by a module. 

10.  Copy everything, and go to phpmyadmin again.  Import the data using the SQL method. 

Congratulations, you’ve just copied your Joomla module! 

PREREQUISITES

Development Environment:
MAMP
Operating System: Mac Snow Leopard (10.6)
Web server: Apache Apache/2.0.63
Database Server: MySQL: 5.1.37
Language: PHP Version 5.2.11

Authoring Software:
Dreamweaver CS4
TextWrangler 3.0
MySQL Workbench 5.1.18
SequelPro 0.96

Other Software:
Cyberduck FTP 3.3b4

Web Host
A web hosting package that includes a Linux Web Server with a MAMP-like setup (PHP SERVER, MySQL SERVER, and phpMyAdmin installed): I use 1and1.com to get a domain name and host my website. The package I got is “LINUX” home package. With higher priced packages, such as “BUSINESS” package, you can have direct SSH access to databases.

Basic understanding of:
1. how to use FTP software
2. how to use dreamweaver or handcode HTML
3. the client/server model, and how dynamic pages like PHP work
4. how to create database schemas

PART ONE. SET UP YOUR LOCAL SITE AND SOFTWARE

1. Set up your local site folders
1.1. Go to your > home folder {“”your username”"} > Sites >
1.2. Create a subfolder here called “database” to store your working database schemas and working SQL scripts
1.3. Create a website subfolder named your website domain (example: if your site is called “mysite.com”, name it “mysite”)… This is where your PHP and HTML files will go.
1.4. Inside your website subfolder, create a subfolder called “_design” to store your design comps and assets.
1.5. Inside your website subfolder, create a subfolder called “_includes” to store your common code snippets (like website headers, footers, etc)
1.6. Inside your website subfolder, create a subfolder called “graphics” to store website graphics, icons, etc
1.7. Inside your website subfolder, create a subfolder called “content” to store content that will be referenced in your database, such as images, etc.

2. Get Dreamweaver and TextWrangler to write your HTML and PHP files, and any Dreamweaver PHP Extensions (Tom Muck has good ones)

3. Download and Install MAMP (Mac, Apache, MySQL, PHP) to test serve your webpages locally
3.1. Make sure Apache and MySQL are not running on your Mac (go to System preferences and turn off Web Sharing and MySQL Server)
3.2. Run the installer package (DMG file) and copy the application to your Applications folder… It will create a folder there called MAMP
3.3. Drag the MAMP app icon to your OS X Dock to easily get to it later
3.4. Run MAMP whenever you need to test your PHP files from dreamweaver or a webbrowser
3.5. On the MAMP launch screen, you should see green lights for Apache and MySQL… this means both are running.
3.6. Click on Ports tab, then “Set to default Apache and MySQL ports” … this sets Apache Port to 80 and MySQL port to 3306
3.7. Click on Apache tab, then set your document root to /Users/{“yourusername”}/Sites
3.7. Save your changes and go back to launch screen by pressing OK, then press “Open Start Page”… If your install was done properly, you’ll get a “WELCOME TO MAMP” page on your web browser

4. Download and Install MySQL Workbench to build a database schema

5. Download and Install Sequel Pro to easily write rows into the database

PART TWO. SET UP YOUR LOCAL DATABASE

1. Build a database schema that defines the tables in your database and the relationships between tables
1.1. Open MySQL Workbench App
1.2. File > New will create a new MySQL Model
1.3. Double click on the physical schema and rename it to something appropriate, like “mysite”
1.4. Click Add Diagram to build your tables and relationships
1.5. Define Tables by clicking on the table icon from the left toolbar, then clicking anywhere on your EER Diagram canvas
1.6. Double click your new table, and change the name
1.7. Define Columns by double clicking on the table in the canvas, then go to your columns tab
1.8. Your first column needs to be a primary key for the table, usually called “something_id”, with datatype INT, and PK (primary key) and NN (not null) checked
1.9. When you are done creating the tables on the canvas, define your relationships by clicking on one of the lines from the left toolbar (1:n, for example), click on the tables to create the links
1.10. Optionally, create some sample records using the “INSERTS” tab, then open the editor
1.11. Save your work using > File > Save >
1.12. Create an SQL script that will build the database schema on your MySQL server by using > File > Export > Forward Engineer SQL Create Script
1.13. Be sure to check the option to Generate INSERT statements if you did so in step 1.10, then Click Next
1.14. Make sure “Export MySQL Table Objects” is checked, then press Continue and FINISH on the last screen.

2. Create a database on your local MySQL Server using phpMyAdmin
2.1. Make sure MAMP is running and that your Apache and MySQL servers are running (2 green lights on the MAMP launch screen)
2.2. Click on “Open Start Page” on the MAMP launch screen.
2.3. Launch phpMyAdmin by clicking on the “phpMyAdmin” tab at the top
2.4. See List of Databases
2.5. Create new database by giving it a name, usually the website name {“mysite”}
2.6. Click on Import Tab
2.7. Under “File to Import”, Click on Browse, and find the SQL file that defines your MySQL database schema (MySQL Workbench created this from step 1.14)
2.8. Click on Go … If the operation is successful, phpMyAdmin will tell you, and you will see your database name on the left nave.

3. Secure your MySQL database
3.1. Click on your database name on the left nav
3.2. Click on Privileges Tab
3.3. Click on Add New User
3.4. Create a username, usually the same as the website name (example: mysite)
3.5. Host = (Local); localhost
3.6. Create a password
3.7. Check the box next to “Grant all privileges on database {“database name (aka “mysite”)”}
3.8. For global privileges, Check All, then press Go
3.9. In order to unlock your database (to allow other programs to access and write to it), you need to exit out of your database in phpMyAdmin by clicking on the home button (where the list of databases appears).

4. Add content to your database using SequelPro
4.1. Create a new connection to your mySQL database on the opening screen…
4.2. In the Standard tab, name: {“database name”}
4.3. Host: localhost, then click the the USE SOCKET option (use port also works fine)
4.4. Username: {“database name”} … You defined this in step 3.4 above
4.5. Password: You defined this in 3.6 above
4.6. Database: the name of the database as defined in step 2.5
4.7. Port: If you did not change the port in PART ONE, step 3.6, this should be 3306
4.8. Click on “Add to Favorites” to get to it easily next time
4.9. Click on “Connect” to see the database.
4.10. On the left side is a list of your tables. Click on one of them. You should see the Table columns to the right.
4.11. Set your column types here. For the primary key, the type should be INT, For Short text fields, use Type=varchar (length: 255), and for longer fields, use “text”. Use tinyint for boolean fields (0 or 1 value)
4.12. Set your default values and allow empty fields by checking “Allow Null” here too.
4.13. Click on the “CONTENT” tab next to “STRUCTURE” then press the “+” button along the bottom edge to add a new record
4.14. When you are done adding new records, press the “REFRESH” icon along the bottom to make sure everything is written to your local mySQL database
4.15. Go to > File > Export > MySQL Dump >
4.16. Make sure all items are being exported. Then save the SQL file to your harddrive, best if in the same location as the original SQL schema definition file you created in step 1.14
4.16. quit SequelPro when you’re finished

5. Verify your data is correct by using phpMyAdmin
5.1. Go to the MAMP launch screen, click “Open Start Page”, then click on the “phpMyAdmin” tab at the top.
5.2. You should see a list of your databases on the left. Click one, then you’ll see the tables in the database.
5.3. Next to each table, there is a “BROWSE” icon… click it to see the contents of each table.

PART THREE. SET UP YOUR HOSTED DATABASE

1. Using FTP, create a folder on your webhost to store your website files

2. From your webhost, import the MySQL database command you created on your local machine
2.1. Log into your web control panel (example: admin.1and1.com)
2.2. Click on > WEBSPACE ACCESS > MySQL Administration >
2.3. Click on New Database and enter the required fields. Usually, cheap hosting packages will have a database name, username, and host names predefined.
2.4. Copy this information somewhere… You’ll need it later when you edit your database connection file for production in PART FIVE.
2.5. In your list of databases, select the option for phpMyAdmin to access the database… this will open a new window for remote phpMyAdmin
2.6. On the left side is a list of your databases. Again, this will probably not be the same name as your local database. Click on a database, then the SQL tab if the IMPORT tab is not available.
2.7. Click “BROWSE” to import the SQL file you created in PART TWO, step 4.16 that contains your database schema and table content. Then Press GO to have the remote server import your SQL schema and content.
2.8. Click on the table names to the left side, then the BROWSE tab to make sure your table structure and contents are correct.

PART FOUR. DEVELOP AND TEST LOCALLY

Make user MAMP is running

1. Set up your site definition in Dreamweaver
1.1. You might find it useful to download some PHP extensions, such as those from Tom Muck.
1.2. Set up a site by going to > Site > Manage Sites
1.3. Click New… > Site
1.4. Use the Basic Site Definition tab and fill in the fields:
1.5. Name of Site: Whatever you want
1.6. HTTP Address: http://www.yourwebsite.com
1.7. Click Next, then say “YES” to server technology… Select PHP MySQL, then click NEXT
1.8. Click on Edit and Test Locallly option… You will need to set up your remote webhost later
1.9. To keep it simple, you can use the same folder you set up for your site in PART ONE, step 1.3. … Click NEXT to proceed
1.10. In the field marked “what URL would you use to browse the root of your site?” use http://localhost/{“your folder here” as specified in step 2.9} … example: http://localhost/mysite/ … click “Test URL” to see if it works
1.11. Click “Yes, I want to use a remote server” then “NEXT”
1.12. Type in the ftp address, folder, your ftp login and password.
1.13. Don’t worry about check in/out

2. Create a new PHP file with placeholder content and save it… for example “test.php”
2.1. Place some dummy text or images in your PHP file, example “ItemName” that will eventually get replaced by items from the database.

3. Create a new recordset and set up a data connection in Dreamweaver to your local database for testing
3.1. Go to your Server Behaviors panel, then press “+” for New Recordset.
3.2. Name your recordset with a prefix “rs”… something like “rsTableName”
3.3. Press the Connections Button then create a new connection with a prefix “conn” …something like “connTest”
3.4. MySQL server is “localhost”
3.5. For localhost, username and password is your database username/password from PART TWO, step 3
3.6. Press “SELECT” and select a database… a list of databases the user in step 3.5 can access is shown.
3.7. Press “TEST” to see if you’ve done this correctly, then OK, and DONE to return to the Recorset Editor.
3.8. Select your connection “connTest”
3.9. Define the Columns, Filters, and Sorts you need for this recordset, then press Test and OK.

4. Swap your placeholder content with database content
4.1. Select the placeholder content, either in code or design view
4.2. Go to your binding panel and find the data column from your recordset you want to replace the dummy text with.
4.3. Click and drag the columns from the binding panel over on top of the placeholder content then release.
4.4. If this is a list page, your recordset has many items. Go to your Server Behaviors panel and do a “Repeat Region” action to repeat your content row.

PART FIVE. PREPARE YOUR PRODUCTION FILES AND PUT THEM ON YOUR WEB HOST

1. Use Dreamweaver to create a copy of your Database Connection file specific to the needs of your web host
1.1. Go to your Site Files Panel, and find the connection file, in a folder called “Connection”
1.2. Right click on it, then > Edit > Duplicate and save a copy as “connTestRemote.php”
1.3. Open “connTestRemote.php” and edit the hostname, database name, username and password for your Web Hosted database… This information was captured in PART THREE, step 2.4

2. Copy everything over to your webserver
2.1. You can use Dreamweaver’s built in FTP capabilities to select the file you want to upload, then click on the “PUT FILES” button

PART SIX. MAKING LOCAL UPDATES

To test locally, be sure to reference your local database connection file in all your PHP files … This was created automatically when you created a new recordset in PART FOUR, step 3.

Diantara kalian pernah ada yang pusing disaat Import Database? Biasanya karena ukuran di PHPMyAdminnya dilimit diangka tertentu, mau diganti PHP.ini juga sedikit ribet dan males biasanya… (itupun kalo dikasih akses oleh provider server) Cpanel memang memiliki kekurangan atau keterbatasan dalam hal backup dan mengupload (restore) database dalam kondisi tertentu. Khususnya ketika menugaskannya untuk me-restore database dalam ukuran yang besar. Bagi rekan-rekan yang menemukan kendala seperti ini, bisa mengatasinya dengan mencoba alternatif yang akan di bagi di artikel ini.

Dengan menggunakan 3rd-party script php sederhana, yaitu bigdump.php.File/script ini meski sederhana tapi mampu membantu menyelesaikan masalah ini. Benarkah??? coba aja dulu deh

Penggunaanya-pun juga sederhana, pertamax download file tersebut, lalu ikutin langkah yang berikut ini:

1. Bikin folder baru dihostingan kamu (sudah? pinteeeer), lalu upload script BigDump.php ke folder yang udah tadi kalian buat.
2. Sekarang upload juga database yang mau kalian Import kedalam folder yang sama dengan BigDump.php, ada beberapa cara:
   • Langsung mentahan .sql diupload kedalam folder tersebut, atau
   • sql nya dibundle dulu ke .zip lalu diupload ke hostingan, setelah diupload lalu extract .zip nya di file manager didalam cpanel tersebut
3. Buka BigDump.php dengan notepad lalu setting bagian dibawah ini sesuai dengan database anda:

   // Database configuration

   $db_server = ”;
   $db_name = ”;
   $db_username = ”;
   $db_password = ”;

4. Setelah beres setting, sekarang masuk BigDump.php dihostingan kamu.
5. Lalu klik “Start Import”
6. Tunggu proses sampai beres, dan semua databasenya berhasil diimport…

phpMyAdmin hat ein Sicherheitsrelevantes Update erhalten. Behoben wurden zwei Programmierfehler welche Cross Site Scripting (XSS) sowie das Injizieren belieber SQL-Befehle erlauben. Die neuen Versionen sind 2.11.9.6 und 3.2.2.1.

Weitere Infos findet Ihr hier:
phpMyAdmin Sicherheitslücken mit neuer Version geschlossen

slide : http://give1get2.sourceforge.net/give1get2/support/docs/Give1Get2_Slides_EN.pdf

pdf : http://give1get2.sourceforge.net/give1get2/support/docs/Give1Get2_Guide_Dev_EN.pdf

The French version is the primary source for all translations.

Problems & Vision:

Creating a world without poverty to enable education, reducing disease and reducing mortality.

The paradigm shift

The existing paradigm solves some problems, so it was accepted in the past. However, at this moment, it does not meet the demand of everyone. So there was a challenge and a demand for change.

I studied the market for existing solutions. Not being satisfied (because if I was happy the issue was already resolved), so I decided to create this software. Because, in my opinion, we must phase out barriers to trade. (ref Treaty establishing the European Community, 1957)

The software “Give1Get2″ is designed to build an alternative trading market to existing financial markets. The software specialised in online fund raising. It facilitates free trade in the international economy. This software was created to meet the financing needs of economic agents in Europe and globally in order to finance, among other things, research, education and innovation.

Principles & Qualities:

– Freedom, Citizenship, Responsibility, Equality, Solidarity,
– Open, rule based, predictable, nondiscriminatory

Objective:

Make a pilot project (functional, no set-up fees, free to use, legal, available (7/7j, 24/24h) and based on a win-win strategy) for an international trading platform from a PSP payment API (Moneybookers) and the FreePay Trading System (FTS) to help raise account balance of participants. (+1 Euro each time)

Directed: The main objective has been achieved.

The software has been tested in real conditions with personal accounts for the 3 possible cases of purchase (less, equal and higher) and in each case, it worked perfectly.

Simple example: when 1 Euro was sent, are received 2 Euros (factor 2: 1 * 2 = 2). The motto “Give 1. Get 2.” was chosen in this way. The starting amount is chosen by the user and may use the system as often as he wants. Example: 1234 Euros sent -> 2468 Euros received.

Target:

Target User: This software is being implemented, primarily targeting users of the PSP used speaking French or English and have minimal skills in finance (Moneybookers saves 9 million customers, according to Moneybookers). The goal is not to limit it to this category but can reach the largest number of users.

Target Developer: Those targeted for downloading and installing the software are programmers (preferably web developer) and / or companies wishing to establish a trading platform.

The platform does not take a percentage of the funds it raises. In this sense, an organization that would use it could be a non-profitable organization.

Revenues

The link to the sponsorship program is here: http://www.moneybookers.com/app/referral.pl

There are over 9 million customers who use Moneybookers (Moneybookers depending). The target population is mainly covered that already included. The affiliate can not take commissions on those already listed. (he did not himself sponsored, implied)

For people who are not registered yet, they can apply directly to the url http://moneybookers.com/: in this case, the partner does not take commission.

Either option, register with the affiliate link (the URL provided in a footnote on the script) in this case, the affiliate will receive commissions on what wins the PSP (up to 30 % and limited to 100 Euros maximum) This is not an additional cost (30-70 division). It is therefore completely transparent to the user.

This incentive, I have put in place to increase the number of my partners on this project. I thought it was legitimate in order to pay the fixed costs (domain name) and variable operating costs (bandwidth, database) of each partner sites.

In addition, each user also has the ability to sponsor others in making requests for payments. I think it’s a fairness.

Interoperability: How do I know if the API electronic purse of a financial institution is compatible with FSX to FreePay?

Financial Institution:

1. It must be able to create an account.

2. Supply: The user can supply his account with different means of payment (check, credit card, bank transfer etc.) and remove.

3. It must have a minimum of funds in its account (balance at least 1 euro). (must also take into account the costs of financial institution)

Optional (but strongly recommended): Approval Financial: The financial institution must be approved by at least one regulator.

Separation of tests and the real: The customer transfers between normal and test client are prohibited.

On the FSX:

1. It must be able to pass an order on the FSX and get on the payment platform. (POST or GET)

2. B2B, B2C, C2B & C2C: Let the payment works in 2 directions (merchant-seller while being accessible client-customer, merchant-customer and customer-merchant), briefly allow P2P. The right of withdrawal depends on the status of persons making the transactions and all, it is defined on the site of PSP.

2a. (optional: but it’s better to do) should be able to enable process automation. (XML)

3. XML: It is necessary that the source site (merchant / FSX) to obtain a trace of the transaction from the payment platform. (xml sent and saved in the database tables in sql)

Existing: What is Moneybookers?

- Moneybookers is a payment service secure online that lets you send and receive money instantly from an e-mail. Opening an account is free, and loading and withdrawal of money is through a credit card (Visa, Mastercard, Diners, American Express, JCB, Delta / Visa Debit and Visa Electron) or by bank transfer.

- Moneybookers is translated into 12 different languages. (English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Modern Greek, Romanian, Russian, Turkish, Chinese, Czech)

- Transaction costs are low and the deals can be found in the account history at any time.

- Moneybookers is an issuer of electronic money that allows the merchant (or merchant company) to accept online payments from customers worldwide with no installation fees or monthly fees. (in English: Payment Service Provider)

- Moneybookers Ltd. is a company registered in the Trade Registry of England and Wales under No. 4260907. Headquarters: Welken House, 10-11 Charterhouse Square, London, EC1M 6EH. It is licensed under the laws of the United Kingdom and the European Union and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), the Financial Services Authority in the United Kingdom.
Source:

• The Official Website of Moneybookers http://moneybookers.com/
• Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations’ – Legal Notice http://www.moneybookers.com/app/help.pl?s=ecrcpr
• Financial Services Authority of the United Kingdom (FSA) : http://www.fsa.gov.uk/
• Registration Number with Moneybookers FSA: 214225 http://www.fsa.gov.uk/register/firmSearchForm.do
• Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 : http://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts2000/ukpga_20000008_en_1
• The Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si2002/20022013.htm

Why a relationship with a PSP:

The division of roles: The software can be seen as a plugin that interacts with the main software (financial institution) to bring him a new feature. The software is an open system that sends information to the internal (history) and outside (order).
- The financial institution converts capital into e-money, make payments and make the conversion of checks.
- The software can place orders for payment, exchanging payment orders and can make claims.

Dependence: The software is towards simplicity as compared to the previous version (FreePay), he subtracted the processes needed to manage money. This software saves the cost of initial capital (1 million Euros) for the creation of a financial institution issuing electronic money (in: e-money issuer) within the European Union. (ref: Article 4 paragraph 1 of Directive 2000 46 EC).

Independence: Each organization that sets up the software Give1Get2 is autonomous from other organizations. It is dependent only financial institution which helps to make payments (1 to many relationship).

The trading system is based on a win-win. The trading platform is a place of confrontation in the supply of financial securities and the demand for money under the idea of laissez-faire economics. There are no goods exchanged on the system. It is a zero sum game in terms of the payment platform but not the trading system (1 euro securitized token issued for the initiation, exchange +1 +1 for each party to each transaction). It’s a virtuous circle. There is no entrance fee. It is a system of person to person (P2P) which further allows users to place trades on a payment platform. This was designed so that there is no risk of inverse proportionality. Since there is no order of sale, it may not be a stock market crash. All system users can get rich, but not at the same time. The user can then become, as it makes a trader. (en: Market Operator)

The gain is also adjustable (0 to 100% Sample: 25 euros become real to 100% -> 50 euros securitized). This allows the user to speculate whether or not to do so. This allows the user to transform its capital and more capital represented by shares. (And then convert its shares capital by the sale, eg 50 euros securitized -> 50 euro real). Finally: EUR 25 real -> 50 euro real. This was to be demonstrated.

Economic Explanation: The software is not intended to create inflation.

From what I know, there are two types of inflation:

– Inflation of prices: Higher prices for goods and services during a period of time. (source: Wikipedia) The income increases more slowly as rising commodity prices. → decrease in purchasing power. What is problematic. But what has Give1Get2 is to increase the income of players in the system, thereby increasing purchasing power. There are no services for sale on the platform and use is free. The “products” are selling financial claims payments. The purchase price is determined by the buyers themselves. If they decide to buy more expensive it is to earn more.

– Inflation of the money: When money suffers a global money creation. Money in circulation increases via interest rates. However, the software Give1Get2 not intended to increase the money supply or decrease it. There is no interest rate not in this system. For only the responsibility of banks.

The software allows the movement of money between players.

Financial Explanation:

Consider this example: Bob wants to send 10 cents to EUR Alice via Moneybookers.

Alice to a balance of EUR 10.82. Bob has a balance of EUR 78.19. Bob sending 10 cents to Alice. The balance of Bob becomes 78.09 EUR. The balance goes to Alice 10.92 EUR. This is without counting the cost variables (0.01) and fixed costs (0.29). Ultimately, the balance of Alice is EUR 10.62 at the end of the operation.

We note that the gain (10 cents) is less than the loss (30 cents). Bob was negatively charged (-0.10 EUR, which is normal). Alice was also negatively charged (total EUR -0.20). Thus a lose-lose situation.

For a win-lose, we can establish a minimum quota of money to be set in automatic settings for all purchases through the API. Test: Bob (balance: EUR 78.09), after mature reflection, wants to send Alice to 3 euros (balance: EUR 8.52) via Moneybookers. Bob now has a balance of EUR 75.09. Alice has a balance of approximately EUR 11.12 (8.52 +3.00 -0.10 -0.29).

What we are seeing? Bob was negatively charged (EUR -3.00), while Alice was positively charged (difference +2.60 EUR). This is a win-lose.

Download

The software is based on a policy of transparency and sustainable development. The chosen license is the GNU GPL. It is free software. Thus, it has been made freely available on SourceForge.net to be downloaded and installed on servers online.

* Download the complete solution directly (the most current):

http://give1get2.com/give1get2.zip
http://give1get2.com/give1get2.7z (requires software 7zip)

* Mirror full download (stable):

http://sourceforge.net/projects/give1get2/

* [Moneybookers] Demo in action:

http://www.moneybookers.com/app/help.pl?s=m_gateway_demo
https://www.moneybookers.com/app/test_payment.pl

* [Moneybookers] The documentation for free download:

http://www.moneybookers.com/merchant/en/moneybookers_gateway_manual.pdf
http://www.moneybookers.com/merchant/en/automated_payments_interface_manual.pdf (not needed)

Software Installation

1. Buy a domain name (mytradingplatformsample.com) at a Registrar.

2. Getting accommodation containing enough space (approx 50 MB) and sufficient bandwidth (several Giga) depending on the number of users expected. (and POP3, FTP, and MySQL included)

3. De-compress the files previously downloaded. (as above)

4. Edit the file ’scripts sql tables & champs.sql’: at line 85, replace the email (alice@give1get2.com) and the merchant id (6173206) with your email and your merchant id obtained from moneybookers at the opening of your account. Replace the email as per your email on line 108.

5. Create a database “mocha” (without the double quotes) in your administration panel (usually the URL http://mytradingplatformsample.com/phpmyadmin/)

Create a user and give access rights to the database for reading and writing. (if not already done automatically).

6. Click the SQL tab, paste the data file ’scripts sql tables & champs.sql’ in the textbox and click Run. No error message should appear.

7. Change the default values by those who have been provided by the host in the file ‘params.php’ (without the single quotes) line 31 (host), line 32 (user), line 33 (password), line 34 (database)

8. On the web server, copy and paste the modified source (with default settings) in 7z and zip. Also create a folder /give1get2/. Upload files via FTP (ex FireFTP, a Firefox extension) with the parameters of the host ( ‘params.php’) in the directory previously created.

9. Launch the browser http://mytradingplatformsample.com/give1get2/. The index page should be displayed without an error message. Sources (7z and zip) should be downloadable from a tab ‘literature’ or ‘download’.

10. Suggest your site on search engines (eg http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl)

11. Generate an XML sitemap and put it in the root (eg http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/)

12. Optimize your website (eg with Google Webmaster Tools)

Prerequisite:

The only equipment needed is a PC, operating system, Internet connection and web browser.

Designed in XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and SQL (CRUD). Requires MySQL, phpMyAdmin, POP3 for mail, FTP and a web browser. Has been tested and works with Apache (> = 1.3.33), MySQL (> = 4.1.9), PHP (> = 4.3.10), PhpMyAdmin (> = 2.6.1).

It’s a multitier architecture (data, business logic and presentation). The architecture is based on the project FreePay: http://freepay.fr/freepay.zip To deepen FreePay documentation is available. http://freepay.fr/freepay/nav_telechargement.php?option=documentation

The diagram of treatment processes the merchant side of the financial institution has been copied in an picture in attachment. “moneybookers_payment_gateway_api_details_interaction_diagram.png”

This script is also based on the API documentation “Moneybookers Payment Gateway – Merchant Integration Manual” (in English) – Version: <6.5>. http://www.moneybookers.com/merchant/fr/moneybookers_gateway_manual.pdf (43 pages) A new version may be out on time or you read these lines, which could cause problems.

The script takes into account that the fields by way of simplification. Regarding the optional fields: refer to official documentation.

The ISIN code is used again in this software (ISO 6166). The codification created the ZZ is to make a clear distinction and there have no ambiguity with the countries or territories with securities, according to ISO 3166-1.

The status of a transaction (statements):

2 : Processed
1 : Test // status added, not in the documentation
0 : Pending
-1 : Cancelled
-2 : Failed
-3 : Chargeback

The Stages of development (How)

Vision: The payment module FreePay and all of the modules below are replaced by the external API Moneybookers (financial institution approved by the FSA).

Consequences: The support payment module is outsourced. The project name no longer matches. The meta tags do not correspond. Menus no longer match.

1. Copy FreePay. All necessary modules are not removed unless the FSX. (+ Check that it works)

2. API Implementation Moneybookers (+ check that it works)

3. Mashup of two (Mashup)
creation of specific interface
creation of specific process
creation of the specific database (+ check that it works through a simulator engine of payment)

4. Re-factoring: Optimization Mashup (+ check that it works)

5. Publication on Internet

Architecture

The source code is in French. The source code comments are in French too. Except for the financial standards that are in English. The project is oriented towards internationalization (I18N).

All images are in a specific folder (/images).
All CSS (Stylesheets cascading) are in a specific folder (/style).
All that was attractive to user support is in the /support.
The documentation is in the /support /docs.
Everything concerning the internationalization is in the folder named “services/i18n.

The programming style is procedural: the methods are called in a specific order.

The visible part is composed of the main page of the history and documentation.

Restricting access is done through the sessions for the hidden part (payment process).

As a web project, the human-machine interface is based on an architecture is client/server. And the server to a 3-tier architecture (database, processing, presentation).

The database

It is composed of 4 tables per financial institution: ( “scripts sql tables & champs.sql” at the root)

-2 for the securities (already existing in FSX):

– List of past transactions carried on securities.
– List of securities for sale in their current states.

– 2 orders of payments (the before and after):

– List of past orders in the securities of FSX.
– List of payment orders sent by the API.

It is composed of 2 insertions in the tables corresponding to a title and its history.

The stages of payment for a user in FSX

The user has created and supplied a Moneybookers account. (https://www.moneybookers.com/app/register.pl)

1. The link to the login page is on the first page top right. The connection is with the email and digital identifier (Customer ID) associated with Moneybookers account.
(Visible beneath the menu in the interface Moneybookers). (No password is managed by Moneybookers upon payment to avoid external recovery)

2. The user goes to the purchase page and a ISIN number (defined as the value and benefit if necessary).

The purchase order is saved and accessible via the menu of the same name. It summarizes the status of the transaction (Active / Standby, Fails / Canceled or Finished).

3. According to the parameters ( “params.php”) defined by the administrator, the user is redirected either:
– On the test server (mb_test_payment.php) and valid
– Or Moneybookers ( https://www.moneybookers.com/app/payment.pl)

The redirection is done through a GET (passing all the required parameters). The solution has been chosen is a javascript redirect. (<script type=’text/javascript’>Code</ script>)

4. If the person given the right parameters, it falls just a password. Otherwise, it creates the account.

5. The payment is reversed or validated by the user. Moneybookers transfer money between the parties. Moneybookers sends a return code “HTTP 200″ POST only the status_url previously sent ( “Payment/pay/status_report.php”) and redirects the user to the platform FSX defined above.

– The software uses a coupling data (parameter passing).

if (isset ($ _POST [ 'mb_transaction_id'])) ($mb_transaction_id = $ _POST['mb_transaction_id'];)

– The data are then filtered for security reasons. ( “status_report_filtre.php”) Verifies that all fields are filled, they have the right kind, good length and good data (technical filtering whitelist).

example: checking that the original data (IP) is really from the financial institution to avoid any fraudulent attempt to send play money. (attack type “man in the middle”)

The amount returned by moneybookers be less than the amount indicated in the reservation (due to the taking of commission (fixed and variable) of the payment platform or GET parameters that can be modified en route by the user). The transfer of ownership of securities is based on new figures sent by the API only to avoid these problems.

6. Then, if all criteria are validated then the data are stored in the table of the api. (+ Current date) and displays as required by the file ‘pay_liste.php’ the customer reflected in his eyes when he returns to Give1Get2.

7. continuing process of transferring ownership (the transaction on hold “pending” changes to “done”) with the transaction number recovered by Moneybookers previously sent)

Each sale of title, money is saved in the accounts of the financial institution. In a crisis (such as unavailability of the platform title), the money, it is always available.

8. The user can see his tracks and refresh the page (F5). It can also use the emailling to expedite the payment process, then:
– The seller receives an email notification informing the FSX the transfer of title and the reception of money. (Transmitter + Silver + currency)
– The buyer receives an email notification from the financial institution. (+ Silver + dollar + product code)

9. Disconnecting the trading platform (FSX)

Views:

The architecture views is common FreePay (header and footer together on every page).

Menu: (Home, History of titles, title Buy, Purchase Order (Confirmation is visible if the order was successful) Consult your titles, Contact Us, Documentation)

– The user can see the transaction history.
– The user can buy a ISIN number.
– The user can consult the list of purchase orders and click on the transaction number for details of the transaction (if it succeeded).
– The user can see his tracks.

Compliance with W3C standards: has been validated XHTML 1.0 Transitional and CSS 2.0 in Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.

Controllers:

These are the same as those of FreePay. PHP and Javascript for the client and server respectively.

Transactions that fail after 1 day were classified as having failed. (status to -2).

Security

The application has been designed and tested CAL9000 (OWASP) to be protected against attacks like Cross Site Scripting (XSS). In the Top 10 vulnerabilities in 2007 by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP).

Test and Verify:

The test accounts are opened at the initiative of customers. Funding test are given free Moneybookers.

Pass the following test series: Requires minimum 2 users. (Alice and Bob) Preparation: Note the financial position of existing users: “Balance in Euro” and “Balance of ISIN” for each.

Make a purchase and for 3 cases (less than, equal, higher), check:
– The balance of the buyer (Alice) has he fallen?
– The value of the security of the buyer (Alice) has she grown?
– The balance of the receiver (Bob) has he grown?
– The titles of the receiver (Bob) have decreased?
– The receiver (Bob) as been notified by email?

Next development platform:

FaceBook + Paypal

Legal

I think my system is legal because I am doing research in this direction before putting it free. I believe it is in line with the principles of the European Union. (http://europa.eu/scadplus/european_convention/objectives_en.htm). I joined in the “Support”> “docs” reference documents concerning the legislative, legal and regulatory framework that could be pertinent.

The website of the European Commission is very instructive on this issue. (http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/top_layer/index_24_en.htm) Category: European Commission> Internal Market> Single Market for Services> Financial Services. I am not completely agree on the choice of this category since the trading platform offers a free service (without compensation) and does not manage money (only confirmation that the money has been transferred).

Fund investments> Alternative investments: there is a Draft Directive on fund managers known as “alternative. The draft guideline can still be changed, and the final version will not necessarily apply to specific cases. http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/investment/alternative_investments_en.htm

Payment services> E-Money: The trading platform does not change. So, this concerns only the PSP Moneybookers. http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/payments/emoney/index_en.htm

Payment services> e-Invoicing: PSP is Moneybookers which manages billing (it may disable) Only one copy is kept for archive purposes by the trading platform (or nothing depending on the setting) http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/payments/einvoicing/index_en.htm

Financial conglomerates: Depending on the size of the trading system Give1Get2 and structure, it can enter or not enter this category. It is the selection of the contractors as opportunities for merger / acquisitions. http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/financial-conglomerates/index_en.htm

Electronic Business: It depends on what is done by customers in return for money sent. http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/e-commerce/directive_en.htm

Copyright:

My copyright is protected by the GNU General Public License. http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html

My creations are protected at European level by Council Directive 91/250/EEC of 14 May 1991 on the legal protection of computer programs. (http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=CELEX:31991L0250:EN:HTML)

My designs are protected internationally by the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (currently managed by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), specialized agency within the UN). (source: http://www.wipo.int/treaties/en/ip/berne/trtdocs_wo001.html)

Disclaimer:

Using this application value of acceptance of the disclaimer as follows: The author assumes no responsibility for any consequences arising from the use of this application.

Script comes with no warranty.

If you have a problem of a financial nature relating to your moneybookers account, please contact Moneybookers customer service.

Cakephp es un framework de código abierto y libre para php que agiliza el desarrollo a través del lenguaje php y provee una arquitectura extensible para desarrollar, mantener y desplegar aplicaciones web. Cakephp usa conocidos patrones de diseño como MVC y ORM dentro de los paradigmas de configuración.

Para comenzar con cakephp, es importante que tener unos conocimientos básicos sobre php y programación orientada a objetos (OOP). Cakephp hace uso de diferentes tecnologías como MySQL, JavaScript, Ajax…

Antes de comenzar con la tarea, recalcar que se usa el servidor XAMPP, para instalarlo aquí hay una guía.

INSTALACION CAKEPHP modo simple

Esta instalación es para que una instalación de CakePHP sea usada para una sola aplicación. Si queremos hacer otra aplicación a parte tendremos que hacer el mismo proceso o guardar el directorio /app con el que hayamos estado trabajando en otra parte y sustituirlo por otro de recien instalacion, se puede extraer del rar de instalacion de cakephp para usar el core de php para la nueva aplicación. Recordar de revisar los pasos de configuración para esa nueva app.

Primero de todo

- Configuración de Apache

En C:\Archivos de programa\xampp\apache\conf\httpd.conf o /opt/lampp/etc/httpd.conf y desmarcar el comentario (#) en la siguientes lineas

LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

AllowOverride All a partir de la linea

<Directory “C:/xampp/htdocs”>

Y reiniciar el servidor apache.

-        Decargar CakePHP

-        Descomprimir carpeta y renombrar esta carpeta con otro nombre mas simple o más familiar (ej.miprimerpastel).

-        Copiar la carpeta dentro del directorio de xampp C:\xampp\htdocs\ o /opt/lampp/htdocs/

POSTINSTALACION modo simple

- Darle al directorio tmp permisos de escritura si es en linux

El directorio tmp está localizado dentro de app, en nuestro caso será /opt/lampp/htdocs/miprimerpastel/app, allí, debemos cambiar los permisos de la siguiente forma:

Si es por consola chmod -R 0777 /opt/lampp/htdocs/miprimerpastel/

Por el explorador (nautilus por ejemplo) vamos y le damos clic derecho sobre el directorio tmp, allí en Acceso a directorio del Grupo y Otros lo ponemos en crear y borrar archivos. Luego clic sobre aplicar permisos a archivos dentro, y por último ok.

Ahora si vamos al navegador y refrescamos la pantalla en http://localhost/miprimerpastel/ nos debería aparecer el siguiente mensaje Your tmp directory is writable sobre un fondo verde.

- Cambiando el valor de Security.salt

Cuando una sesión es iniciada en nuestra aplicación de cake, el servidor agrupa una serie de peticiones utilizando un ID de sesión, de base de datos, o una cookie.

Sea cual sea el método, la idea detrás de la sesión es que el servidor pueda mantener una comunicación con el usuario, inclusive si la comunicación puede ser interrumpida durante el camino.

Esto ocurre cada vez que inicias sesión en una aplicación web a través de un nombre de usuario o algo parecido en la web.

Cake maneja un sistema de sesiones bastante sencillo, pero es muy importante que esa sesión siempre sea segura. No queremos que nadie a través de las sesiones pueda hacer daños en nuestra aplicación.

Para añadir seguridad a nuestras variables de sesión, debemos abrir el archivo core.php ubicado en /opt/lampp/htdocs/miprimerpastel/app/config/core.php o C:\xampp\htdocs\miprimerpastel\app\config\core.php en este archivo aproximadamente en la línea de código 151 verás algo así:

Configure::write(’Security.salt’, ‘DYhG93b0qyJfIxfs2guVoUubWwvniR2G0FgaC9mi’);

Debido a que todos los que descarguen la misma versión de cake tendrán esta variable igual, debemos cambiarla por una única para evitar daños en la aplicación por alguien que conozca cake y haga uso de la misma sesión.

Así, que el segundo campo debemos llenarlo con datos alpha númericos como deseemos, con unos 40 apróximadamente estará bien. Debe quedar algo así:

Configure::write(’Security.salt’, ‘aks23DSDSjjASSm15DddaweoislopD2sD2Gd2sAsI’);

Y guardamos el archivo con los cambios hechos.

Ahora configurar o cambiar Security.salt con el mismo valor en el archivo /opt/lampp/htdocs/miprimerpastel/cake/libs/debugger.php o C:\xampp\htdocs\miprimerpastel\cake\libs\debugger.php

Ir a la linea 556 y sustituir la cadena de caracteres por la que pusimos en core.php.

- Conexión a la base de datos

Ahora, debemos decirle a cake que base de datos usaremos en nuestra aplicación, y cual será el usuario que tendrá acceso.

Vamos al phpmyadmin de nuestro localhost y creamos la base de datos http://localhost/phpmyadmin, allí crearemos nuestra base de datos, en mi caso la pondré miprimerpastel.Creamos un user con privilegios para esa BD (datos & estructura) ej. user: cakeapp1user pass: cakeapp1(sólo para efectos ilustrativos, nunca uses datos tan simples en tu aplicación real)

Luego renombraremos el archivo que se encuentra en /opt/lampp/htdocs/miprimerpastel/app/config/database.php.default  o C:\xampp\htdocs\miprimerpastel\app\config\ database.php.default a database.php una vez renombrado, lo abrimos en nuestro editor de código preferido y cambiamos los siguientes valores:

var $default = array(‘driver’ => ‘mysql’,‘persistent’ => false,‘host’ => ‘localhost’,

INSTALACION CAKEPHP modo consola

Esta instalación es por si se quiere realizar diferentes aplicaciones con CakePHP, y que todas se controlen desde un núcleo común.

Primero de todo

- Configuración de Apache

En C:\Archivos de programa\xampp\apache\conf\httpd.conf o /opt/lampp/etc/httpd.conf y desmarcar el comentario (#) en la siguiente linea

#LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

Tambien debemos comprobar si esta descimentado el parámetro:

AllowOverride All a partir de la linea

<Directory “C:/xampp/htdocs”>

Y reiniciar el servidor apache.

-        Decargar CakePHP

-        Descomprimir carpeta y renombrar esta carpeta con otro nombre mas simple (ej.cakephp).

-        Copiar la carpeta dentro del directorio de xampp C:\xampp\ o /opt/lampp/ si es Linux.

-        Indicar las rutas en variables de entorno (separar con

• C:\xampp\cakephp\cake\console\
• C:\xampp\php\

En el caso de linux lo mismo, añadir las rutas correspondientes al $PATH

-        Creamos una Base de datos, vamos al phpmyadmin de nuestro localhost y creamos la base de datos http://localhost/phpmyadmin allí nos loguearemos y luego crearemos nuestra base de datos, en mi caso la pondré cakeapp1.

-        Creamos un user con privilegios para esa BD (datos & estructura) ej. user: cakeapp1user pass: cakeapp1

-        En una consola de comandos:

• Nos posicionamos en el nuestro directorio http cd C:\xampp\htdocs
• Ponemos lo siguiente
• C:\xampp\htdocs>cake bake nombre_app

en linux lo mismo en un terminal nos posicionamos en el dir /opt/lampp/htdocs e introducir el comando.

-        Introducimos los datos que nos piden (enter para default)

POSTINSTALACION modo consola

- Cambiando el valor de Security.salt

Cuando una sesión es iniciada en nuestra aplicación de cake, el servidor agrupa una serie de peticiones utilizando un ID de sesión, de base de datos, o una cookie. Sea cual sea el método, la idea detrás de la sesión es que el servidor pueda mantener una comunicación con el usuario, inclusive si la comunicación puede ser interrumpida durante el camino.

Esto ocurre cada vez que inicias sesión en una aplicación web a través de un nombre de usuario o algo parecido en la web.

Cake maneja un sistema de sesiones bastante sencillo, pero es muy importante que esa sesión siempre sea segura. No queremos que nadie a través de las sesiones pueda hacer daños en nuestra aplicación.

Para añadir seguridad a nuestras variables de sesión, debemos abrir el archivo core.php ubicado en C:\xampp\htdocs\cakeapp1\config\core.php en este archivo aproximadamente en la línea de código 151 verás algo así:

Configure::write(’Security.salt’, ‘DYhG93b0qyJfIxfs2guVoUubWwvniR2G0FgaC9mi’);

Debido a que todos los que descarguen la misma versión de cake tendrán esta varible igual, debemos cambiarla por una única para evitar daños en la aplicación por alguién que conozca cake y haga uso de la misma sesión.

Así, que el segundo campo debemos llenarlo con datos alpha númericos como deseemos, con unos 40 apróximadamente estará bien. Debe quedar algo así:

Configure::write(’Security.salt’, ‘aks23DSDSjjASSm15DddaweoislopD2sD2Gd2sAsI’);

Y guardamos el archivo con los cambios hechos.

Ahora configurar o cambiar Security.salt con el mismo valor en el archivo C:\xampp\cakephp\cake\libs\debugger.php

Ir a la linea 556 casi al final, y sustituir la cadena de caracteres por la que pusimos en core.php.

Para Linux sería de la misma manera mientras sean los archivos correctos, uno el core.php del directorio de la app y otro el debugger.php del directorio libs del directorio del nucleo cake.

Install PHP and Mysql in ubuntu linux is very easy

First You have to install Apache Webserver
After that you can Install PHP and Mysql

Open a Terminal using Applications–> Accessories –> Terminal

Then You will get $ prompt
Do the following

$ sudo apt-get install apache2 ( If you have already installed apache Omit this line)
$ sudo apt-get install php5
$ sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5
$ sudo apt-get install mysql-server
$ sudo apt-get install php5-mysql
$ sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart

Now You can write your php scripts and put it into the folder /var/www

Now you can install PHPMYADMIN a very useful front end utility for managing Mysql

$ sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin

Not having a wonderful time with Drupal. Dug a great hole, leapt into it, with great travail and the aid of some last-semester techno-friends, climbed back out. I have a way with problems beyond my current ability to solve, and Drupal offered a number of open doors straight to them. At one point I declared “I’M A PROGRAMMER NOT A WEB DESIGNER” and on some simpleheaded level this may be true but what I meant was, stop making my crazy with both the websense and the programmersense. I found that Drupal required both sensibilities which is, I believe, why I went briefly to crazy world. Trying to figure out if the problem at hand, say, needing to create the node for an image before attaching it to my mosaic node, was superficial or complex took a lot of system resources. Or which content was spoken of as external-linkable. Or how the entirety of views_slideshow works. The good news is that I sure have the hang of downloading, unpacking, and installing the modules. I figure any Linux experience is good Linux experience. And I’m grateful for the problems, only because they seem fixed now, and before that because I had to rifle around for tools to help me out. Though I was warned it wouldn’t help, I found phpMyAdmin my best friend sorting out users relative to roles, and ESPECIALLY in locating, by lost-user-ID-number, some dead and orphaned content that was haunting my site.

However. I loved being introduced to Drupal and would love to play more, with guidance. I think it’s an entirely appropriate setting for my collection on mosaics and is value-added relative to any and all websites I have attempted in the past. It could actually encourage me to build the site, to seek content, to enhance content, to organize content, in a way that Dreamweaver does not. It is collection-aware, and it’s the first software I’ve experienced of its kind. I’d like to find out what Drupal regulars feel is the “average” learning curve, or whether Drupal “drop-ins”, infrequent users or one-time-project users, can quantify their learning curve.

Difficult and praiseworthy both is Drupal, but not huge degrees of difference from this setting, WordPress. I still have learning to do here, could potentially mount at least an exhib of mosaics here, with some web content, some text…

All of a sudden I started to get the following error:

#1045 - Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)

whenever I tried to access to mysql database through phpmyadmin. I have been using it flawless for very long time.

I modified the following file:

/var/lib/phpmyadmin/config.inc.php

by changing

$cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'config';

to

$cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'cookie';

and everything is working fine now.

Geçtiğimiz aylar itibari ile sitem uçmuştu. Hostla alakalı bir şeyler ayrıntı önemli değil.

WordPress’in eklentisi ile haftalık düzenli sql veritabanı yedeği mail adresime gelmekte idi. Tabii ben bu gelenleri yedeklemekten başka herhangi bir şey yapmıyordum. Site gidince Mücahit’ten öğrendim ki, WordPress’in bu beleş versiyonunda veritabanı ayakları farklı imiş, Araçlar sekmesindeki İçe Aktar’dan o dosyayı ekleyip de direk tüm yazılarıma ulaşamıyormuşum. Ben de “Böyle sanal bi sunucu kurup oraya site açsam olma mı?” dedim ve “Doğru diyon. Easyphp kur, üstüne WordPress’i ayarla, phpmyAdmin zamazingosu ile sql’i yükle yazıları kurtar” dedi.

Ben de daha önceden kullanmış olduğum için bi güzel EasyPhp’yi kurdum. Nette EasyPhp ile WordPress kurulumunu arattım, birbirinin kopyası onlarca site çıktı ama şimdi hepsine laf atmayayım, hangisi doğru kaynak bilmiyorum… Ancak şunu söyleyeyim ki 64bitlik Vista’da EasyPhp’deki “Araştır, Explore” (artık hangi dilde ise) seçeneği çalışmadı bende! Açıklamalarda oradan wordpress’in kurulum dosyalarının olduğu klasörü seçmem istendi ama nafile…

Dedim, daha önce kullanmıştım, ben de girdim klasörün içine, kurulu olduğu dizin içerisinde “…/…./EasyPhp…/www” diye bir klasör var. Hatırladığım kadarı ile bunun içine atıyordum deneme php dosyalarını. Ben de tüm klasörü bunun içine attım. Daha sonra baktım ki programın ana penceresindeki Apache ve Mysql seçeneklerinin yanındaki ışıklar yeşil değil, Apache’yi baştan başlat dedim, Mysql’i önce “Kill”, sonra “Start” dedim sorun çözüldü. Benzer faaliyette bulunacakların aklında olsun.

Daha sonra söylenen işlemlerle, programın menüsünden Configuration–>phpmyadmin’e girmek istedim ama sayfa bulunamıyor hatası geldi. Ben de web klasörü seçeneğini seçtim, direk yüklü herşeyin listesi Chrome’da gözüktü. Buradan elle girdim ve açıklamalardaki menü gelmiş oldu. Söyleneni yaptım, veritabanı oluşturdum, yetkili kullanıcı oluşturdum. Buraya kadar da herşey çok güzel!

Geri kalanı aslında orada açıklananlardan farklı idi. Elimde sql yedeği var ve onu yüklemem gerekiyor. Ben de baktım menüler Türkçe, listeden “İçe Aktar” seçeneğini seçtim. En fazla 2mb’lık dosya yükleyebileceğimi söylüyordu. Elimdeki sql dosyasını yüklemek istedim ama sonuç nafile, “Dosya boyutu çok büyük, SSS 1.16′ya bak” diyor sürekli. Boş durmadım tabi nette araştırdım. Genel sonuç:

phpmyadmin büyük dosyalara izin vermiyor olabilir, dump veya bilmemne kullan veya php.ini’yi değiştir!

Bu ne lan! Buralara kadar zor gelmişim, sürekli bir hata çıkmış açıklaması adam gibi nette olmayan, verilen cevaba bak! Başka program işini geçtim php.ini nerdedir onu söyler bi insan! Ben de bu sayfa içerisinde iken güzelcene sağ tuşa basıp “Öğeyi Denetle” dedim. (Explorer’daki Kaynağı Görüntüle işi) Baktım bu sitedeki işlemi import.php diye bir dosya içerisinden yapıyorlar. “…/…./EasyPhp…/phpmyadmin” klasörüne girdim ve import.php dosyasını güzelim NotePad++ ile düzenledim! Amaçsızca karşımdaki metni aşağı doğru kaydırırken, tam aradığım kısmı buldum:

$memory_limit = trim(@ini_get(‘memory_limit’)); (satır 197, farklı olduğunu pek sanmıyorum)

// 2 MB as default

if (empty($memory_limit)) {

$memory_limit = 2* 1024 * 1024;

}

// In case no memory limit we work on 10MB chunks

if ($memory_limit == -1) {

$memory_limit = 10 * 1024 * 1024;

}

Aha işte güzelim limit karşımda : 2* 1024 * 1024 = 2mb. Elimdeki dosya 3mb’lıktı, ben de çok abartmadım baştaki iki çarpanını dört yaptım.

Sorun çözüldü! Zaten elimde kurulu bir WordPress vardı, şimdi onun güzelcene içeriği de var! Tek yapmam gereken yazıları hızlıca , kopyala & yapıştır yapmak. Ne acıdır ki sorun tam olarak çözülmemiş:

Bu sefer de kurduğum çakma site üzerinde herhangi bir yere tıkladığımda, uçan orjinal sitemin adresi gezgin çubuğuna ekleniyordu: http://www.ahmetsayman.com/bla bla = açtığımsiteadınıunuttumhemencecik.wordpress.com…. Bu sefer ben de sql dosyasını açtım içine baktım. Yazılar filan oldukça karmaşık şekilde duruyordu, ancak her yerde eski sitenin adresi olunca, tek tek elle değiştirip de olup olmayacağını denemek istemedim, farklı bir yola başvurdum.

Girdim phpmyadmin’e, seçtim veritabanını, baktım ki güzelcene “posts” yazan başlık var, detaylı gör dedim! Karşımda tüm yazılar nizami bir şekilde duruyordu! Gerçi tüm taslakları da kaydetmiş sapık gibi, aynı yazıdan kimilerinde beşer onar tane vardı, publish yazanlardan birini edit dedim ve sorunlarım kökünden çözüldü! Html kodları ile birlikte yazıya kavuşmuştum! Buradan bu yazıları kopyalayıp, WordPress’in kendi editörü içinde, HTML sekmesine yapıştırdım ve hemen yanındaki Görsel sekmesine tıkladım.

Hayat çok güzel be böyle olunca…

En son yazdığım bi yazı vardı, tarihleri iyice sapıttı diye onu taslak olarak kaydedip bir kaç saat ilerisine yayınlamaya bıraktım. Blog alemine böylece geri döndüm işte…