Hi all,
I work at a small broadcast production company, and since HC days have
made in-house programs that have helped us in a variety of ways. Now
using a bit of LC v7 with its unicode support.
Would like to have data available to staff who are on the road. A few
months ago, asking about sql stuff, Richard Gaskin suggested just using
text files for data. In my testing, this has worked great. Loading up
sample data sets that are far larger than anything we really need,
performance has been fine. Don't need a database.
So I avoid all the SQL security discussion all you pros have been having
(along with version control, github and a whole bunch of other stuff
that makes me realize I'm a real amateur and that we're not in HC's
Kansas, anymore....)
My remaining question is on keeping text data secure on our web server
(on-rev). I use LC scripts in the cgi folder. My understanding is that
the cgi folder is secure from any outside breach. Is that understanding
correct? So if I store my company's customer data in the cgi folder, it
is secure?
Thanks,
Tim Selander
Tokyo, Japan
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