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<matram> aniero: I know
<aniero> ok, hopefully when you get hacked it's relatively painless
<aniero> good luck :D
<JackDanger> Zycon: It's hard to do what you're saying because the idea is that you're make a 011 for renaming a column.
<matram> aniero: this is basically a test app, prototype sort of thing. The final product won't be so open to attacks.
<aniero> if you leave eval() in your code, it will be
<aniero> but have fun
<JackDanger> Does anyone know why the install.rb script in a plugin seems to bypass 'gets'?
<JackDanger> if I load it directly it works but when the plugin is installed it just breezes past it.
<tpope> if it's json you don't even want to eval it
<aniero> tpope: it's RJS he wants to eval
<tpope> rjs eh
<tpope> kuh-razy!
<matram> yup
<aniero> tpope: eval'd user input, whee!
<aniero> hoep u got sandbox lol
<matram> aniero: eventually the user will have a limited set of choices so eval won't be necessary, for now though I have open input for testing purposes.
<matram> this is only on my local box
<aniero> ahh, that sounds much more reasonable
<matram> hmm render_to_string kinda worked
<Zycon> JackDanger: yeah but unless i'm working with production data i just rake db:migrate version=0
<Zycon> and then rake db:migrate again
<Zycon> adding a load of filed for no reason is a bit messy
<Zycon> files*
<JackDanger> Zycon: I used to do the same thing (even had 'remigrate' as an alias on my shell) but I've converted to cataloguing every change.
<JackDanger> I'm sure you could dig through active_record/lib/active_record/migration.rb and find something though.
<matram> aniero: you still around?
<MilesZS> Quiet in here.
<MilesZS> Has anyone read the 38 page REST PDF by the German guys?
<matram> Yes
<korishev> printed it, haven't got past about the 4th page..
<dinooz> I did, look at really quick... spanish help due to the cognades on the languaje...
<MilesZS> I've started it, but I'm not too far yet. I have to take actual notes in order to keep myself focused, and because it helps me remember the info.
<Eroick> So, here we go. I am getting school credit for writing and mantaining a system which takes requests for student A/V techs and organizes them nicely, allowing all the techs to view the different shows and RSVP, etc... The problem is that I need a way to host it, and I don't want to spend money on this project. I'm not too sure if the school will give me any budget at all either. Soooo, I was...
<Eroick> ...thinking, could'nt I just setup my own server in the school. If I did this, could WEBrick be used for production? Any input on what else I could do for this project in terms of hosting?
<stenzer> you can get hosting for as low as $10/month
<MilesZS> Eroick: If I remember correctly, WEBrick can't handle concurrent requests (please, correct me if I'm wrong). So, if only 1 person will be looking at the site at a time...
<tpope> you can also get heart surgery for as low as $50
<MilesZS> HA!
<tpope> I wouldn't subject myself to it, though
<stenzer> no you can't tpope
<tpope> sure you can
<tpope> here, take my business card
<MilesZS> Yeah you can, I'll perform open heart surgery for $50.
<halorgium> i'll do it for $20
<halorgium> limited offer
<MilesZS> Man, people are always undercutting me on the open heart surgery.
<dinooz> I wonder if somebody could give any advise on http://pastie.caboo.se/41831
<Eroick> Im not only cheap, but Credit Card free, so online shopping isn't easy
<halorgium> i do my surgery over the internet too!
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