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> To: user@struts.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Best practice for protecting JSPs
> Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2013 10:59:03 +0200
>
> Filtering sounds good as well.
>
> Security seems to be
Oh!, ok, thanks!
El Lunes, 1 de julio de 2013 11:05:01 Lukasz Lenart escribió:
> 2013/7/1 Antonio Sánchez :
> > What do you mean with 'fake' auth. constraints?
>
>
> No access
> JSP
>
> *.jsp
>
>
> no-jsp-access-possib;e
>
>
>
>
> Regards
2013/7/1 Antonio Sánchez :
> What do you mean with 'fake' auth. constraints?
No access
JSP
*.jsp
no-jsp-access-possib;e
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Filtering sounds good as well.
Security seems to be a separate concern to struts because it must be mostly
performed from the outside: web.xml, filtering, maybe Spring Security or other
tools,
etc...
Anyway I have missed some guidance in the documentation: feature request?
Also, I guess that
mation about what kind of protection you
> want to have
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> Subject: Best practice for pro
What do you mean with 'fake' auth. constraints?
El Lunes, 1 de julio de 2013 10:38:56 Lukasz Lenart escribió:
> 2013/7/1 Antonio Sánchez :
> > I need to protect JSPs. Some options:
> >
> > 1. Put JSPs under WEB-INF and, optionally, use the conventions plugin.
> >
> > 2. Declare authorization co
What we've done is to create a filter (implement javax.servlet.Filter and
define it in web.xml )
and if the resource uri ends with .jsp we return an http 403 error.
Antonios
On 1 July 2013 09:38, Lukasz Lenart wrote:
> 2013/7/1 Antonio Sánchez :
> > I need to protect JSPs. Some options:
> >
>
2013/7/1 Antonio Sánchez :
> I need to protect JSPs. Some options:
>
> 1. Put JSPs under WEB-INF and, optionally, use the conventions plugin.
>
> 2. Declare authorization constraints in web.xml.
These two options are the best to avoid direct access to JSPs - not
all containers block access to reso
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Subject: Best practice for protecting JSPs
I need to protect JSPs. Some options:
1. Put JSPs under WEB-INF and, optionally, use the conventions plugin.
2. Declare authorization constraints in web.xml.
3. Use some external tool, perhaps Spring Security
I need to protect JSPs. Some options:
1. Put JSPs under WEB-INF and, optionally, use the conventions plugin.
2. Declare authorization constraints in web.xml.
3. Use some external tool, perhaps Spring Security.
4. Some other options.
Which is the best practice in Struts2?
Thanks.
t; %>
>
> does not fill the page with the HTML-content retrieve from the other
> request
>
>
> and writing directly on the Struts response :
> response.getWriter().write(content);
>
> Any idea would be appreciated ... as it is basically copying an HTML
> content from
ng an HTML
content from one to the other !!!
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and include in the tutorial text both options.
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> Lukasz - I agree with you, but until a new version of Struts 2 is released
> that includes a fix for this vulnerability, I'd like to tell Struts 2
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> mitigate the vulnerability.
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not always replicated to the other servers in the cluster. Using only
immutable objects solved the problem then and It's saved me on a couple
other issues since, hence I consider it a "best practice".
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 10:50 AM, Gabriel Belingueres wrote:
> I don'
I don't know if storing only immutable state in session is a "Best
Practice" (if there exists such a thing as a best practice).
Consider frameworks like JBoss Seam or Spring Web Flow with their
support for conversations, which is basically mutable state stored in
session scope.
Th
A Best Practice for the Session is to only store Immutable object in the
session. This would eliminate the SessionAware issue plus it can also be
important for clustered servers.
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 9:09 AM, bphill...@ku.edu wrote:
> I was researching the SessionAware interface as
ementing the SessionAware interface and how to mitigate the security
vulnerability.
Thank You,
Bruce Phillips
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> /*
>
> I have a number of servlets in the same web app so to make it work I
> have
> restrict the filter mapping as follows.
>
>
>struts2
>*.action
>
>
Hi
I am using Struts 2 together with jfreechart and displaytag, to get this
working I could not use /* , to get it working I have to modify the mapping
to use
responseOverrideFilter
*.action
responseOverrideFilter
*.jsp
Best regards
Arne Johnsson
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From: Greg Lindholm [mailto:greg.lindh...@gmail.com]
Sent: 02 November 2009 15:53
To: Struts Users Mailing List
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/*
I have a number of servlets in the same web app so to make it work I
have
restrict the filter mapping as fo
one was suggested on this mailing list since there are resources
that struts UI controls can request.
On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 9:38 AM, Graham Leggett wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to develop a struts2 app, and I am struggling to find a
> reference that explains the thinking and/or b
Hi all,
I am trying to develop a struts2 app, and I am struggling to find a
reference that explains the thinking and/or best practice behind the
url-pattern in web.xml.
Google uncovers hundreds of articles showing the url-pattern being
specified as follows:
struts2
On Thursday 08 January 2009 18:12:48 John Cartwright wrote:
> No, in this case the mime type is not application/x-www-form-urlencoded
> and not sent w/ KVP from a form. The body of the POST is all content.
>
Hmm, then I'm sorry I'm probably not going to be much help. Although I've done
quite a bi
No, in this case the mime type is not application/x-www-form-urlencoded
and not sent w/ KVP from a form. The body of the POST is all content.
--john
Roger Varley wrote:
On Wednesday 07 January 2009 17:58:48 John Cartwright wrote:
Hello All,
Is there a best practice for using the body
On Wednesday 07 January 2009 17:58:48 John Cartwright wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Is there a best practice for using the body of a POST request w/in an
> action? The request is not key/value pairs but a blob of XML. Before I
> dropped back to using a traditional HTTPServletRequest ap
Hello All,
Is there a best practice for using the body of a POST request w/in an
action? The request is not key/value pairs but a blob of XML. Before I
dropped back to using a traditional HTTPServletRequest approach, I'd see
if there was a better way in S2.
Thanks!
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uest/session and pull them in jsp pages. But it
>> seems a bit against the idea of separation between model and view. If I
>> change the view from JSP then there might be some difficulty to pull the
>> object out. Is there any other ways to do this? What will be the best
&g
view. If I
change the view from JSP then there might be some difficulty to pull the
object out. Is there any other ways to do this? What will be the best
practice for a thing like this? Thanks.
Placing data into request or session scope is the standard way to expose
it for display in Struts1
can set
> it as an attribute in request/session and pull them in jsp pages. But it
> seems a bit against the idea of separation between model and view. If I
> change the view from JSP then there might be some difficulty to pull the
> object out. Is there any other ways to do this? Wh
view from JSP then there might be some difficulty to pull the
object out. Is there any other ways to do this? What will be the best
practice for a thing like this? Thanks.
Guojun
essage, but also
> bypasses running list()...
> >
> > Anyway, this appears to be working now.
> > (I suspect that if validation on list() really does
> fail it will not make it to "chain". So this is
> still not a "perfect" solution.)
> >
> &
is transmission.
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> Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2008 18:56:23 -0400
> Subject: RE: Best practice for passing success/error message to another
> dispatch (struts2)?
>
> Good catch Pierre. It appeared to be working as is, bu
to be working now.
(I suspect that if validation on list() really does fail it will not make it to
"chain". So this is still not a "perfect" solution.)
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be having a [delete] link on each row of the list.
You click [delete], it fails because the page was stale, so delegate to the
list() dispatch with the error message from delete().
I am asking for a best practice because I can make this work in several ways,
none of which seem clean.
This seems
This may be completely incidental to your problem, but, it seems to me that,
if your actions are listed in that order, the first one will catch the
occurrences of the second one. ("importRole" is a particular case of
"*Role".) Shouldn't they be listed in the reverse order?
> > Example struts.xm
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> Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2008 15:05:42 -0400
> Subject: Best practice for passing success/error message to anothe
I have an action with two dispatch methods.
I have a single JSP that renders a list and also have an import file field.
On import failure, I want to populate the list with an error message.
THE PROBLEM:
It looks like validation for the list() method is wiping the errors from the
import() method.
;> from
>>> this I am also sending some data as a HTTPS POST. In case of using
>>> response.sendRedirect(), it doesn't take care of the POST data.
>>>
>>> So, can anybody help me with what's the best practice in sending POST
>>> request from
gt;>
>> I want to transfer control to a non JSP page after I hit submit. Apart
>> from
>> this I am also sending some data as a HTTPS POST. In case of using
>> response.sendRedirect(), it doesn't take care of the POST data.
>>
>> So, can anybody help me with
data.
So, can anybody help me with what's the best practice in sending POST
request from a Struts based J2EE application to another page (which is not a
J2EE Application)
I'm not sure I'm clear on what you want to accomplish. If you want to
post a form to a page at a differ
ybody help me with what's the best practice in sending POST
request from a Struts based J2EE application to another page (which is not a
J2EE Application)
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> Hi,
>
> This is not the right place, but I would be glad if I can get some help. I
> just wanted to know what is the best practice if i need to transfer
> control i.e. when I hit &#
Hi,
This is not the right place, but I would be glad if I can get some help. I
just wanted to know what is the best practice if i need to transfer
control i.e. when I hit 'submit' button in a Struts based (or a JSP) based
app using 'POST' method and the control now go
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From: Leonidas Papadakis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 3:41 PM
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Subject: Re: struts 2 best practice for hibernate session
Thank you for your reply.
What about the performance in this case... Is it going to be fast and
stable ?
L
Ba
d by spring(HibernateTemplate , SimpleJDBCTemplate..)
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Subject: struts 2 best practice for hibernate session
Greetings to all,
since i am migrating to str
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Subject: struts 2 best practice for hibernate session
Greetings to all,
since i am migrating to struts2 i would like to ask which is the most
efficient way to handle the hibernate sessions ... i.e. stick to the
hibernateutil class tha
Greetings to all,
since i am migrating to struts2 i would like to ask which is the most
efficient way to handle the hibernate sessions ... i.e. stick to the
hibernateutil class that is on hibernate website example ? Create a
application scope bean accessible via spring ?
Your answers are app
actionform
> to DTO and DTO to actionform, for example I have date in my jsp
which is
> split into three drop down fileds(year,month,day) and in the DTO its a
> single field. How can manage this. Is it a standard that we can do
data
> type conversions in Action Class.?? I was trying t
do data type conversion from my
> actionform
> to DTO and DTO to actionform, for example I have date in my jsp which is
> split into three drop down fileds(year,month,day) and in the DTO its a
> single field. How can manage this. Is it a standard that we can do data
> type conversi
in my jsp which is
split into three drop down fileds(year,month,day) and in the DTO its a
single field. How can manage this. Is it a standard that we can do data
type conversions in Action Class.?? I was trying to find out best
practice.
Please help me in sorting out the issue. Is there any design c
jsp which is
split into three drop down fileds(year,month,day) and in the DTO its a
single field. How can manage this. Is it a standard that we can do data
type conversions in Action Class.?? I was trying to find out best practice.
Please help me in sorting out the issue. Is there any design
You might look into the Tiles project (http://tiles.apache.org), that's
exactly what it's designed to do.
(*Chris*)
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I tried using s:include with nested s:param tags, but could not read the
parameters using the s:property tag at all. The onl
I tried using s:include with nested s:param tags, but could not read the
parameters using the s:property tag at all. The only way that I could read
the parameter was by using:
<%= "param1:" + request.getParameter("param1") %>
as suggested in:
http://www.nabble.com/struts2-how-to-access-a-param
Here is the issue:
I have a block of code that needs to be run on several different jsp's.
Sometimes in a loop other times just once.
The common code would be something like below
File: callPassRow.jsp
">
...
File: Random jsp's
The calling code is the following.
I am
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From: Al Sutton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
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As I see it the problem with that approach is if I'm at stage 3, I got
back
two screens to stage 1, change something, wh
tags perspective, how do I represent it, assuming
I have an iterator tag that is writing out the rows...
Thx,
Charbel
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tags perspective, how do I represent it, assuming
I have an iterator tag that is writing out the rows...
Thx,
Charbel
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--- Charbel Abdul-Massih wrote:
> What's the best way to use Mapped/Indexed Properties
> in Struts 2.x???
In what way? Are you asking from a tag syntax
standpoint, or...?
d.
Got
a little couch potato?
What's the best way to use Mapped/Indexed Properties in Struts 2.x???
feasible it would be to port this over to S2...
-Shahak
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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 11:45:56 AM
Subject: RE: Best practice - Wizard flow
In the struts 1 world, we used to have one
Struts 2???
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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 11:36 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Best practice - Wizard flow
As I see it the problem with that approach is if I'm at stage 3, I got
back
two scr
essionAware the only step required to
> have the action stored in the session???
>
> Charbel
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> Subject: RE: Best practice - Wizard flo
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Subject: Re: Best practice - Wizard flow
How about this. Each subsequent page in the wizard contains all the new
form elements plus html hidden form elements for the previous save.
This
way you are hitting the sever between requests and not using the
session.
Each w
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Subject: RE: Best practice - Wizard flow
--- Charbel Abdul-Massih wrote:
> I would have thought that something as simple as a
> wizard would be easily doable...I would like to keep
> away from the session as much as possible...
The thing with "wizards" (at
7 16:34
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Subject: Re: Best practice - Wizard flow
How about this. Each subsequent page in the wizard contains all the new
form elements plus html hidden form elements for the previous save. This
way you are hitting the sever between requests and not using the session.
E
How about this. Each subsequent page in the wizard contains all the new
form elements plus html hidden form elements for the previous save. This
way you are hitting the sever between requests and not using the session.
Each wizard screen is basically the 'state' for itself plus all previous
scr
In that case, is implementing SessionAware the only step required to
have the action stored in the session???
Charbel
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--- Charbel Abdul-Massih wrote:
> I would have thought that something as simple as a
> wizard would be easily doable...I would like to keep
> away from the session as much as possible...
The thing with "wizards" (at least as I've used and
implemented them) is that previous steps in the wizard
flo
, May 24, 2007 11:12 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: Re: Best practice - Wizard flow
I know you said you didn't like sessions, but they're the only clean way
of
doing things stateful things between stateless pages.
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From: Al Sutton [mai
I know you said you didn't like sessions, but they're the only clean way of
doing things stateful things between stateless pages.
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Sent: 24 May 2007 16:10
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Subject: RE: Best pr
Store the values in the session and clear them down when the user either
completes the wizard or restarts it?
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From: Charbel Abdul-Massih [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 May 2007 16:04
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Best practice - Wizard flow
I would
I would like to keep away from this method...
Any other suggestions???
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From: Lance [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 10:49 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Best practice - Wizard flow
Why not draw all 3 pages but hide 2 of them and
Why not draw all 3 pages but hide 2 of them and javascript the next page
on and off.
All pages inside the same form, last page submits.
Charbel Abdul-Massih wrote:
I am developing a wizard type flow with 3 pages in the wizard...
We'll call them page 1, page 2, and page 3...
I need use
I am developing a wizard type flow with 3 pages in the wizard...
We'll call them page 1, page 2, and page 3...
I need users to be able to navigate between pages with a next/previous
button, without losing any data that was entered in any of the pages.
The last submit from page 3 will store
In the latest struts2 version 2.0.6,I only found .There was no ...
So you confused me.
Regards
joey
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I'm talking about struts2. My post was a reaction to that config file. I
was
just pointing out what my thoughts were on the best practices. I'm not a
d
I'm talking about struts2. My post was a reaction to that config file. I was
just pointing out what my thoughts were on the best practices. I'm not a
developer on the struts team :)
- Jae
On 4/2/07, joey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Which version of struts2 are you talking about?
I just found i
Which version of struts2 are you talking about?
I just found in configuration files.
You just confused me.
On 4/3/07, Jae K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a comment about the MailReader tutorial.
This is the action declaration for the Login action:
...
...
To invoke this action, the user
I have a comment about the MailReader tutorial.
This is the action declaration for the Login action:
...
...
To invoke this action, the user agent would first GET request Login_input,
and then POST to Login to submit the form or Login_cancel to cancel, etc.
IMHO this is a *bad* way to declare
l this main action class passing a parameter
>> type="menu" and also the id=menuID. If the user clicks in a link within a
>> menu content, I would call this action class passing type="article" and
>> id=articleID
I would have a switch to handle the
different types.
Is this a good practice? if not, what would be the best practice?
Thanks
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Zhang, Larry (L.) wrote:
What logic should be typically added into the CustomRequestProcessor?
Thanks.
Typically, nothing since there is no need. In Struts 1.3 you don't need
a custom RequestProcessor in any case, since you can simply extend or
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rovides a solution to manage user
> authentication.
> I also would like to know if someone could lead me to best practice for
> user
> creation / authentication to a web application. I'm worried about
security
> after the user has logged in, because of the parameters that appear
urce to pick up ideas about how
to setup all the layers
HTH
Sébastien LABEY wrote:
>
> Hi all (sorry for the previous unterminated mail),
>
> I would like to know if S2 provides a solution to manage user
> authentication.
> I also would like to know if someone could lead me to be
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> Thanks for your answer.
> Maybe I'm not very clear (sorry for my english). Let's imagine the
> following
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> Subject: Re: [S2] User authentication best practice (2nd time...)
>
> Thanks for your answer.
> Maybe I'm not very clear (sorry for my english). Let's imagine the
> following
> request to access the page to update the user informations :
>
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Hi all (sorry for the previous unterminated mail),
I would like to know if S2 provides a solution to manage user
authentication.
In short, no. S2 has a RolesInterceptor which allows you to specify that
users in certain roles are allowed
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> Hi all (sorry for the previous unterminated mail),
>
> I would like to know if S2 provides a solution to manage user
> aut
x27;d think that it's the same in S2.
Cheers,
Thorsten
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> From: Sébastien LABEY [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 8:22 PM
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>
>
Hi all (sorry for the previous unterminated mail),
I would like to know if S2 provides a solution to manage user
authentication.
I also would like to know if someone could lead me to best practice for user
creation / authentication to a web application. I'm worried about security
after the
Hi all,
I would like to know if S2 provides a solution to manage user
authentication.
I also would like to know if someone could lead me to best practice for user
creation / authentication to a web application. I'm worried about security
after the user has logged in, because of the param
e xml file or can be declared in a
separate file which is referenced by properties-service.xml.
Hello,
I'm searching for best practice in JEE applications to put
configuration elements outside the war/ear.
Here is what I mean : My webapp requires some filesystem path to work
(logs d
On jboss, this can be done by configuring the SystemPropertiesService.
@see jboss\server\all\deploy\properties-service.xml
Properties can be configured inline in the xml file or can be declared in a
separate file which is referenced by properties-service.xml.
> Hello,
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> I'm sear
i a écrit :
You can set them in your startup class by reading the configuration
file.
System.setProperty()
/Ashwani
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From: Nicolas De Loof [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You can set them in your startup class by reading the configuration
file.
System.setProperty()
/Ashwani
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From: Nicolas De Loof [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 1:08 PM
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Subject: Best practice for external
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