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  Posted: Oct 04, 2006 - 03:09 AM

  2) But both the existence of install.php and the existence of upgrade.php could make your installation vulnerable and should only be used in isolated environments right? Thats why i think it doesn't make sence to have an option to ignore the installer check but to keep warning that upgrade.php should be removed.
  
  3) My fault, i mean the option to enable/disable the check. Not the warning message itself.

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• Simon
  
  

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  Posted: Oct 04, 2006 - 08:38 AM

  2. Actually, neither should now present a great security risk since they both require admin logon to use. The main risk is probably in potentially revealing what version of PostNuke you are running (or that you are running PostNuke at all
  
  3. This sounds sensible to me - perhaps you could submit a feature request?
  
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