From: Kevin Dobey (kevin.dobey at domain trintech.com)
Date: Tue 09 May 2000 - 10:49:37 IST
Well according to my information (one of the original developers) it's
always been NT/ASP the only cgi-bin is the demo bit - which is written in
Perl possibly there is other perl bits here and there.
I quite like the service myself - use it quite a bit.
AS for the BOI thing - I think they used to use a bit of hard ware but they
got rid of that and now it's just password based (via https i am sure).
I would have thought that with 8 digit customer number and requesting 2
random digits of your 5 digit pin number and some personal bit of
information was OK security once it was all done over https ? The Ulster
bank one is even simplier (and not near as good as the AIB one).
Rgds
Kevin
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Jakma [mailto:paul at domain clubi.ie]
> Sent: 08 May 2000 23:07
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> Subject: [ILUG] aib 24hour-online
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>
> uhmmm... this site is now giving me the occasional "can't connect to
> database", etc.. type errors. Which is not unusual with these NT ASP
> sites.
>
> but.. i've never had a problem with it in the past, and i also seem
> to remember that this site used to be Unix (i remember it used to
> have /cgi-bin/ and .pl extensions).
>
> am i mad? Was 24hour-online.ie ever Unix?
>
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