goofiva wrote:
Hello, I paid for your expose gallery for my commerical website.
You guys should be held responsible everyone's site your company compromised with a very reckless bug in your expose gallery.
I've download your patch, uploaded it to my server, and the site still gets hacked. I then completely remove your gallery. But it looks like your gallery punched a lot more holes into my site from what I read from Joomla forums.
Why is this not addressed in the front page of
http://www.gotgtek.com? And why are the answers no where to be found on the front page?
"Since 1998, we have built a reputation for creating a positive return on investment for our clients." - gtek
I paid for a software that allowed hackers to walk in and out of my site. Your software has ruined the trust of my clients.
If your software was shiny car rims, your rims will have a button that says "press here to steal." It would completely bypass all car security opening all the doors and starting the engine for the car thieves. Everyone would deserve a recall. Those who PAID for this reckless code should be compensated completely.
You really need to understand what you are getting and be a little more professional with your comments. Bruno and myself both work on this software on our free time. Here are a few things you need to take into consideration:
- This component is a bridge for the main Expose Gallery found at http://www.slooz.com, We have full permission from Ivan to give away this bridge as open source as long as the main expose gallery (what we call the core) stays in full tact
- You Paid for the Expose Gallery Rights for commercial Use (as said above, Thank You JoomlaJasper) not for any guarantees that it will never get hacked
- We (Bruno and Myself) have full time Jobs and do this for **FREE** on our spare time, we only receive about $10 a month in donations. This doesnt even cover my server costs/bandwidth
I mean non of this out of disrespect, but just want you and others to realize the full story before you go accusing us of neglect. Most of this software is written late at night and it is easy to overlooka missing semi-colon or a "valid MOS tag". This is why we always HIGHLY recommend daily backups just in case. This should be a good security practice for anyone using Web Applications.
The reason this was not on my frontpage (gotgtek.com) is because that is mainly for personal things and does not have much to do with Expose. That is why we have an external Demo site (thanks to
http://www.modus.ie). They have been very generous in donating space to host our demo site.
If you have any other questions I am here.
-Josh