maybe the web server's just not configured to execute PHP scripts...by default the web server will just dump the file contents to the client
On 8/3/06, Jun Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Andre,
Hmmm... that's weird, that *is* what I knew it should be, but somehow I thought I saw the FULL source of my .php file when I did a GET /xxxxxx.php yesterday.
Oh, well, maybe my eyes were too tired already. Hehe.
Now that I checked again, it does show only the output. Tsk. I need a vacation. Now I gotta recall where I saved that double-dolphin stress checker image...
Thanks.
At 10:17 AM 8-3-2006, you wrote:but if people telnet to port 80 (the web port) to get your PHP files...they will not get the actual PHP source code but the parsed output rendered by the PHP interpreter.Jun Martin
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