Joomla is a free and open source content management framework (CMF) for publishing content on the World Wide Web and intranets and a model–view–controller (MVC) Web application framework that can also be used independently. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joomla]
NEW: Add 2 new site dapx.com
and jeqq.com
to the list
NEW: Add 2 new site dapx.com
and jeqq.com
to the list
This list is an ongoing work and since the version 1.0 (01 March 2008), a lot of nodes/ideas have been added.
Secure, Safe, Fast Linux Hosting sound silly as nothing can be fast and secure at the same time, but I've compiled a list of things that are worth doing if you are maintaining your own server. This list is clearly targeted for people running an open source stack made of Apache, MySQL, PHP and Linux.
By clicking read more, You'll be able to go through the checklist, or maybe you'll prefer the mindmap version HERE
The next mind map will be a how to forensic a hacked Linux server...
Read more: Secure, Safe, Fast Linux Hosting v1.3.0
The Joomla Project has announced the availability of Joomla 1.5.8.
This release contains a number of bug fixes and two moderate-level security fixes and you would be well advised
to upgrade to this version if you are running any other Joomla 1.5.x version. (Users of Joomla 1.0.x are urged to
ensure they are running Joomla 1.0.15, but do not need to migrate to Joomla 1.5.8 immediately.
Joomla patches for SecurityImages 5 will follow in a few hours... (before 22:00 GMT+1)
I put some effort the last few days in this new framework.
Done:
Selenium test suite do not accept a baseurl (or only a part of it) so I have a full path like /Joomla1.5.7/installation/index.php in a selenium test case instead of /installation/index.php in test case and baseurl= http://localhost/Joomla1.5.7)
All cluster operations are in cluster.xml these basic functions are
All Joomla specific operations are in joomla.library.xml
All PHPUnit operation are in phpunit.xml
Settings are in setEnv.xml, in future I will lazy load a file if it exist as environment variable
If you know ANT, the code is quite readable...
My own private Joomla! mirror has been updated (34 new files for Joomla! 1.5.11), but you’ll find all versions of Joomla! since the beginning of the project.
Packt publishing has offered me to make a review of two of their new books (Thanks to them). I should receive free samples for review beginning of next week. Since it is two of my favorite subjects (Maven and Joomla!® ), I think it may also interest you. A review will follow in some days.
- Make your extensions extensible, add extensions points to allow third parties to customize your extension
- Create international extensions by enabling multilingual capabilities
- Build more than just HTML pages - create PDF documents, Atom Feeds, and more!
- Improve the user experience by adding Ajax
- Create Atom and RSS feeds to keep users up-to-date
- Utilize the power of Subversion to maintain your source code
- Execute database queries and handle returned data in order to access and modify your data
- Dynamically extend your database tables using JParameter to make your extensions more flexible
- Keep your gremlins at bay by handling errors the Joomla! way
- Work with the file system, interrogate existing files and folders and store data in the file system
- Take control of your workflows by using www.JoomlaCode.org to manage your Joomla! projects
The Joomla Project announces the immediate availability of Joomla 1.5.15 [Wojmamni ama mamni]. It has been three months since Joomla 1.5.14 was released on July 30, 2009.
The Development Working Group's goal is to continue to provide regular, frequent updates to the Joomla community.
I am a very happy user of Joomla! tags from Phil Taylor. My only complaints is that it is still not part of Joomla!® core.
Joomla!® Tags is a Joomla Extension for adding tags to Joomla!® Content.
Use Joomla Tags to allow content classification by keywords (Tags), can also be used to create virtual categories to add content into, over coming Joomla!® single section/category structure
read more here…
Read more: Announcing Module nimbus for all users of Phil Taylor Joomla! tags

I was not seeing this error since at least 3 years:
DB function failed with error number 1016
Can't open file: 'jos_session.MYI' (errno: 145) SQL=INSERT INTO `jos_session`
( `session_id`,`time`,`username`,`gid`,`guest`,`client_id` )
VALUES ( '4bc998b10d92bf4107976d0edacdbb26','1246725653','','0','1','0' )
It happen sometimes and cause are unknown. While it is quite disturbing to have no more access to Joomla! frontend or backend, the fix is quite easy. You must repair this table jos_session, If you have access to
Require an access to the Plesk/CPA panel.
Go to your Joomla database, select the table jos_session (tick the checkbox) and choose "Repair table" from the drop-down you find at the bottom of the list of tables.
Maybe the most easiest for non techies people
I found this useful script http://www.cafewebmaster.com/repair-all-mysql-databases-tables-php, upload it at root of your host (in /httpdocs) under repair.php for example and run it, you’ll see the following:

Tick repair, provide your login and password for database,

Remove the scripts after use, or add a die(‘not for use, edit script first’); at the top of it just in case it may be use to inject something in your database!
For the most advanced of us, which understand Unix and have shell access
# mysql –udblogin -p
mysql> use joom;
mysql> REPAIR TABLE jos_session;
+-------------------------+--------+----------+------------------------------------+
| Table | Op | Msg_type | Msg_text |
+-------------------------+--------+----------+------------------------------------+
| joom.jos_session | repair | warning | Number of rows changed from 0 to 2 |
| joom.jos_session | repair | status | OK |
+-------------------------+--------+----------+------------------------------------+
These informations can be found in httpdocs/configuration.php under $user and $password as seen below
..
var $user = 'hkuin47Gdfver';
..
var $db = 'joom';
var $dbprefix = 'dfrtCsdef_';
var $mailer = 'mail';
var $fromname = 'Happpp';
var $sendmail = '/usr/sbin/sendmail';
var $smtpauth = '0';
var $smtpsecure = 'none';
var $smtpport = '25';
var $smtpuser = '';
var $smtppass = '';
var $smtphost = 'localhost';
var $MetaAuthor = '1';
var $MetaTitle = '1';
var $lifetime = '15';
var $session_handler = 'database';
var $password = afedfhrr546fdhcfcv;
Run the following sql to drop the table and make it new. Copy it into the PhpMyAdmin SQL field.
DROP table if exist `jos_session`
CREATE TABLE `jos_session` (
`username` varchar(150) default '',
`time` varchar(14) default '',
`session_id` varchar(200) NOT NULL default '0',
`guest` tinyint(4) default '1',
`userid` int(11) default '0',
`usertype` varchar(50) default '',
`gid` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
`client_id` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
`data` longtext,
PRIMARY KEY (`session_id`(64)),
KEY `whosonline` (`guest`,`usertype`),
KEY `userid` (`userid`),
KEY `time` (`time`)
) TYPE=MyISAM CHARACTER SET `utf8`;
Thanks to Margus Pala, a security Flaw has been reported and corrected in SecurityImages version 5.1.2 and previous
The flaw is of moderate level, in register forms, spammers are able to register without solving the Captcha!
In order to resolve this issue, you don’t have to install any new version of SecurityImages, you must either
OR
if ($useSecurityImagesInRegister && !$this->checkSecurityImagesCaptcha()) {
JError::raiseWarning('', JText::_('SECURITYIMAGES REJECT USER ENTRY'));
$this->register();
return false;
}
These patches versions have the flaw
04/12/2008 Joomla_1.5.1-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.0.0.zip
05/01/2008 Joomla_1.5.2-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.0.0_v01.00.00.zip
05/01/2008 Joomla_1.5.3-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.0.0_v01.00.00.zip
07/10/2008 Joomla_1.5.4-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.0.0_v01.00.00.zip
08/03/2008 Joomla_1.5.5-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.0.0_v01.00.00.zip
08/03/2008 Joomla_1.5.6-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.0.0_v01.00.00.zip
08/19/2008 Joomla_1.5.6-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.0_v01.00.00.zip
09/13/2008 Joomla_1.5.7-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.0.0_v01.00.00.zip
09/20/2008 Joomla_1.5.7-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.0_v01.00.00.zip
11/11/2008 Joomla_1.5.8-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.0.0_v01.00.00.zip
01/19/2009 Joomla_1.5.8-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.0_v01.01.00.zip
01/19/2009 Joomla_1.5.9-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.0_v01.01.00.zip
03/28/2009 Joomla_1.5.10-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.0_v01.01.00.zip
06/03/2009 Joomla_1.5.11-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.0_v01.01.00.zip
07/04/2009 Joomla_1.5.12-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.01.00.zip
07/26/2009 Joomla_1.5.13-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.01.00.zip
07/26/2009 Joomla_1.5.14-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.01.00.zip
09/11/2009 Joomla_1.5.14-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.02.00.zip
11/09/2009 Joomla_1.5.15-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.02.00.zip
04/24/2010 Joomla_1.5.16-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.02.00.zip
04/24/2010 Joomla_1.5.17-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.02.00.zip
09/12/2010 Joomla_1.5.18-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.02.00.zip
04/24/2010 Joomla_1.5.20-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.02.00.zip
01/09/2011 Joomla_1.5.21-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.02.00.zip
01/09/2011 Joomla_1.5.22-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.02.00.zip
01/09/2011 Joomla_1.5.23-Stable-Full_PackageForSecurityImages5.1.x_v01.02.00.zip
You can download the updated versions in HERE or search the download section, type 1.5.23 for the patches for 1.5.23 for example
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