David, Re wordpress, I run a very tight ship on my cpanel server. Anyone trying to brute force an account more or less unless i know its legitimate and someone accidentally blocked themselves by typing in the password incorrectly i usually let those slide anything else is blocked at the firewall of this server. I also use Wordfence which is a very strong and powerful WAF for wordpress, alerts you to attacks on user credentials ip origins etc. From a security aspect i think wordpress has come a really long way since v3 when i started using it.
Jonathan Aquilina On Thu, Jan 2, 2020 at 12:23 PM David Lewis <[email protected]> wrote: > I would echo your sentiments about WordPress. I used to be a Drupal / WP > Dev for Disney some years ago and I would steer very far away from the > WordPress platform, it'll give way more problems than it's worth. > Especially security wise. > > Jekyll is probably the easiest method to come up with. It'll have the > lowest bar for coding and maintenance. You'll find it super easy, Blake. > It's more of a markdown formatter, so you write pages in Markdown instead > of HTML. Templates are in HTML CSS, but most of the time you don't need to > touch these unless you want a special customization or new feature added, > but the content itself is just all markdown docs. > > I'll try my access when I get to a computer, I haven't tried yet. > > David > > On Thu, Jan 2, 2020, 1:07 AM Michael T. Pope <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >>[Jonathan] >> >> thing is the community will need someone versed in website coding and >> styling if that person leaves there is a bit of an issue there. >> >> This has always been the case. >> >> >[D Blakeley] >> > That's exactly what worries me. This Jekyll thing sounds like its not >> going to be something the average guy (eg me) can use... >> >> AFAICT if you want to write content, then use of Jekyll means you have to >> write in Markdown. You are going to have to be pretty average to find >> Markdown a high bar:-). >> >> If you want to build the site you will need a working Jekyll install, >> which might be trickier. >> >> The actual upload to SF is straightforward, but you need permission. I >> have looked at the SF permissions, and remain confused. However if >> winterime is able to upload (which is good) David should have the same >> permissions. David, have you tried: >> >> sftp $USERNAME,[email protected] >> >> with your SF username and credentials? >> >> >> Anyway... generally with respect to the website I really do not have a >> many strong opinion about how or what it looks like. I am delighted >> people are working on it again, and I am trying to help but mostly keep >> out of the way. What I do care about is that it be low maintenance >> because as Jonathan rightly reminds us above, people leave. However I do >> not share Jonathan's enthusiasm for Wordpress... one CMS debacle was >> enough. >> >> Cheers, >> Mike Pope >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Freecol-developers mailing list >> [email protected] >> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freecol-developers >> > _______________________________________________ > Freecol-developers mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freecol-developers >
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