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    It’d be a great third party add-on, but probably won’t make it as a part of the core.
      Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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      I agree it oughta be 3rd party. I just dont know where to ’bookmark’ a thread. So i comment to remind myself =)
        Chuck the Trukk
        ProWebscape.com :: Nashville-WebDesign.com
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        What are TV's? Here's some info below.
        http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,21081.msg159009.html#msg1590091
        http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,14957.msg97008.html#msg97008
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        Quote from: ChuckTrukk at Jan 14, 2011, 04:36 PM

        I agree it oughta be 3rd party. I just dont know where to ’bookmark’ a thread. So i comment to remind myself =)
        you can use the `notify` button next to the `reply` button to be informed when somebody reply to this thread. (:
          Michael Shraibman( gOmp)  | Freelance Design & Development | wink  impossible is nothing...
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          Just getting back to seeing the replies here ...

          Do you think that it would be better to check against known vulnerabilities (and if so, how would they be id’d) or original/known-good checksums?

          I had created a version that was a plugin, but could try converting it to something that would be run on demand, if you guys think that would be useful. I had also experimented with a PHP script that would be run after a fresh install, and which automatically created checksum info and backed up files to above the root.

          So if there’s more detail you could share on what you’d like to see, I’ll revisit this.
          Matt