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Comment on “Tell a friend” script exploits by Leonard

Leonard — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:50:38 +0000

Thanks. Saved 30+ minutes looking for the problem and the solution for OSCommerce. The receipt of a large number of bounce messages caused me to go look for things.

Comment on Magento and Multi-Sites by Edith

Edith — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 10:03:48 +0000

@Billy With multi-store, all stores are handled in one central Magento install, so if the main account is hacked then all stores are. This would be true regardless of whether you use parked or full domains as you still rely on 1 central Magento install. Separate Magento installs would provide a greater separation but you would then not be able to manage the shops centrally so each shop would have its own admin and the costs for upgrades etc would apply in multiples.

Comment on Magento and Multi-Sites by Billy

Billy — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 07:55:17 +0000

Hi,

No one commented this… But that’s an awesome post… Thank you for taking the time to inform!

The only that wasn’t answered was if on fully fledged domains does that mean the whole store has a massive gapping security gap?

Thanks

Billy

Comment on Magento Multi-Store on Shared cPanel Hosting with Parked Domains by Edith

Edith — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 16:15:02 +0000

Hi Ajay – I’m sorry but we can only provide individual support for clients who are hosted with us (TerraNetwork). If you are hosted with someone else, I’d recommend to first check with your hosting provider to ensure that server settings allow this method.

Comment on Magento Multi-Store on Shared cPanel Hosting with Parked Domains by AJay

AJay — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 13:32:47 +0000

hello thank you for the info, i followed it and reached to htaccess and i could not get the domains to work, nothing happened at all,
was wondering if you could reply to me with answer
thank you

Comment on Zen Cart vs Magento Comparison by HaIzI72G3T

HaIzI72G3T — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 03:45:37 +0000

iv tryed magneto zen cart and presta . to be honest zen cart was the easiest for me to start with.. and am not new into php coding but magneto was just too complicated for me and presta had lack of support on forums.

Comment on Magento Multi-Store on Shared cPanel Hosting with Parked Domains by Mark

Mark — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 07:57:50 +0000

Simply Awesome.

I’ve been using a SubDomain approach to multiple websites for our setup for a long time. When I had some problems after upgrading to Mag 1.6.1 and shifting servers I searched for solutions I found this. What a neat and tidy way to setup multiple web sites on a server. All my subdomains and individual setups are gone!! THIS IS AWESOME and such a neat setup on the server. Thanks so much. I’m unsure of the implications for SEO yet but I can’t think of any immediate concerns. Time will tell.

Comment on Zen Cart vs Magento Comparison by Josh

Josh — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 07:34:27 +0000

There are significant flaws with zen cart and magento. We opted to migrate from zen cart to magento enterprise cart due to the following reasons:
-customers were mixing sessions almost every week, we could not stop the problem due to the nature of php handling. Read the forums, there is no true answer once your store is large enough. At 70k unique visitors per day, zen cart is TAPPED.
- product attributes were randomly being dropped from the site. We felt our database was entirel insecure after this started to happen. Also not zen cart is not very robust in keeping track of hut inventory. Our biggest daily chore was cleaning up out of stock issues because zen cart would randomly drop or oversell products
-zen cart was not designed to grow beyond a single dedicated server, and even then, it’s damn hard to get t to work on a quad process Octo core server. We were unsuccessful at attempting this feat.

Mind you, if you have that much traffic, it’s time to move on to bigger and better things, such as magento. The problems with magento that we are facing are
-it’s damn hard to get working
-it’s even harder to find people who can work on it
-caching is a must, but is very difficult to understand and causes a ton of problems
-magento is not flexible, server intensive, and requires a ton of php programmers to upkeep.
- overall magento is more for larger sites, we loved zen cart for it’s simplicity, but loathed it for it’s lack of robustness. Magento has been by far superior in robustness, and is very, very, very scalable, but sucks up a lot of $$$$.
Good luck out there.

Comment on PHP5.3 is coming by PHP5.3 for Site Owners | TerraNetwork

PHP5.3 for Site Owners | TerraNetwork — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 13:38:53 +0000

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Comment on Zen Cart vs Magento Comparison by Magento vs. Zen Cart | Magento Development & Magento Developers - Orange Collar Media

Wed, 14 Sep 2011 04:39:17 +0000

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