WampServer

I read that Wampserver is not for production purposes...

However, I have set up my site, and it seems to run perfectly - has done so for several months now, Is there any reason I should not just continue running my site from my wampserver setup? (I am not asking Wampserver to take on any liability here, just wondering if I am totally off the mark using Wampserver on a live site).

If I cant use Wampserver for my site, what should I do now then?

Should I install all the components separately, or do I need to find a completely different way of publishing my stuff? (I always thought Apachce had sufficient security, but after reading some posts here about not using Wampserver for production, I am suddenly very unsure...)

You're not the only one, but A LOT people have live sites using wampserver.

Wampserver is for developers; therefore, it doesn't come w/ any security for production and it's hard to see if your sites are only b/w friends or just for yourself to test features before putting it on live hosting sites; however, if you're using wampserver for business and have a lot of customers and traffic, also spy bots from hackers and spammers will coming, too; then, at that time, you will see. He... he... ;-) even I don't have business yet, but because of a lot of traffic to my sites, I've already got a lot of spy bots coming, too. When you don't have business, nothing to lose except time if system crash, right?

Have fun

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[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
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[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
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Post Edited (01-06-07 22:16)

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But, perhaps if we got into the specifics, we could identify the major security threats and deal with those?

I mean, if there are three or four obvious vulnerabilities, why dont we make a list and describe the necessary actions required to close those openings for good?

Anyone have input for starting such a list ?

Talking about spambot, you might want to check this post:

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Have fun

[www.jlbn.com] (testing web server)
[test.jlbn.com] (testing codes)
[forum.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB2)
[forums.jlbn.com] (testing phpBB3)
[mail.jlbn.com] (testing mailserver)
[ftp.jlbn.com] (testing ftp server)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing flashes)
[www.jlbn.com] (testing images)
[joomla.jlbn.com] (testing Joomla 1.0.10)
[fusion.jlbn.com] (testing phpFusion 6.01.6)
[nuke.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke 7.9)
[nukep.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Platinum 7.6.b.4v2)
[pnuke.jlbn.com] (testing PostNuke 0.800-MS2)
[nukevo.jlbn.com] (testing phpNuke Evolution 2.0.1)

Well, I didnt really get the significance of that link...

So... how about this page.. Is the wampserver page runing on a wampserver? :-)