[Assp-devel] Fw: "assp" SourceForge.net project web usage

[John Hanna]

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From: Jeremy Fincher <***@sourceforge.net>
To: Robert Orso <***@it-consult.at>; ***@users.sourceforge.net; ***@users.sourceforge.net
Cc: Jacob Moorman <***@sourceforge.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 7:03:12 AM
Subject: "assp" SourceForge.net project web usage

Greetings,

As you probably already know, my name is Jeremy Fincher, and I'm a
Systems Programmer/Analyst for SourceForge.net. You're receiving this
email, as usual, because you're listed as project admins for the project
"assp" on SourceForge.net.

In our continuing analysis of Project Web, we discovered significant
traffic going to our Project DB servers, and tracked one of the causes
to an "upload.pl" file in your project's cgi-bin directory.

In examining this file, we found the following query, the results of
which were not used:

$sql = 'SELECT * FROM stats';
$dbh->do($sql);
$sth = $dbh->prepare($sql);
$sth->execute();

We've commented out that query to reduce traffic to the pr-db servers.
Since the results of the query were never used, it should not affect the
operation of the script.

This is only an informative email; this should not require any action on
your part. However, if you have any questions, concerns, or comments,
please reply directly.

Thank you,
--
Jeremy Fincher
Systems Programmer/Analyst, SourceForge.net
***@sourceforge.net

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[Robert Orso]

It's interesting, how obsolete features raise their heads to cause troubles.

I archived this one and some related files too. I think I now got most
of the remnants out of the way.

Best Regards,
Robert Orso

Post by John Hanna
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In our continuing analysis of Project Web, we discovered significant
traffic going to our Project DB servers, and tracked one of the causes
to an "upload.pl" file in your project's cgi-bin directory.