GAS85

• Based on https://gist.github.com/GAS85/990b46a3a9c2a16c0ece4e48ebce7300
• This totorial is for an older Ubuntu 18.04, for a Ubuntu 20.04 please read here --> https://gist.github.com/GAS85/38eb5954a27d64ae9ac17d01bfe9898c

Requirements

• A self-managed VPS or dedicated server with Ubuntu 18.04 running Apache 2.4.xx.
• A registered domain name with working HTTPS (TLS/SSL). HTTP/2 only works alongside HTTPS because most browsers, including Firefox and Chrome, don’t support HTTP/2 in cleartext (non-TLS) mode.

Step 1: Install Apache2

steveheinsch

<?php
// Note: $this->server is a "logged in" PHRETS $session

public function getLookupValues($resourceName, $className)
{
    $results = array();

    // Get Table Metadata for this resource/class
    $tableMeta = $this->server->GetTableMetadata($resourceName, $className);

JamoCA

<cffunction name="limiter">
<!---
by Charlie Arehart, charlie@carehart.org, in 2009, updated 2012
http://www.carehart.org/blog/client/index.cfm/2010/5/21/throttling_by_ip_address
- Throttles requests made more than "count" times within "duration" seconds from single IP.
- sends 503 status code for bots to consider as well as text for humans to read
- also logs to a new "limiter.log" that is created automatically in cf logs directory, tracking when limits are hit, to help fine tune
- note that since it relies on the application scope, you need to place the call to it AFTER a cfapplication tag in application.cfm
- updated 10/16/12: now adds a test around the actual throttling code, so that it applies only to requests that present no cookie, so should only impact spiders, bots, and other automated requests. A "legit" user in a regular browser will be given a cookie by CF after their first visit and so would no longer be throttled.
- I also tweaked the cflog output to be more like a csv-format output

JamoCA

<cfscript>
/* Copy IsEMail.jar to java path. Download from https://code.google.com/p/isemail/downloads/list */
/* Comparison of methods available at https://gamesover2600.tumblr.com/post/152034073124/clientserver-side-email-validation-compared */
emails = ["test@test.com",
	"valid_but_no_mx@fake-domain.com",
	"valid_but_no_dns@fake-domain2.com",
	"""much.more unusual""@example.com",
	"john.smith@example.com(comment)",
	"""first\last""@iana.org",
	"first.last@com",

randomweapon

<cfcomponent>
	
	<cffunction name="csvToQuery">
		
		<cfargument name="data" default="">
		<cfargument name="cols" default="">
		<cfargument name="delimiter" default=",">
		
		<cfscript>