On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 02:37:01 -0800 (PST), Gael Lams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
I use the classic following rows to connect to a mysql
database. I always put $passsword in clear in the php
connection file and I wonder whether there is a way to
have it in md5 so that someone reading the
Mahmoud Badreddine wrote:
I changed my checkbox statement to looke like the following:
INPUT type=checkbox name=isSelected[] value=?php $row['ID'] ?
where ID is the name of the auto-incremental id of my table.
This is the output I get from my post_r debug statement:
[isSelected] = Array
Hello everyone,
My PHP/mysql pages are working perfectly, the problem is users don't know if
what they are doing is working.
I have a system that adds and deletes tape id's from mysql via a PHP front
end.
I would like to pass the same success/failure messages that I would get if I
performed
Gael Lams,
The problem is, MD5 is non-reversible. Any encryption you use that is
non reversible... obviously cannot be reversed, right? If it can't be
reversed, that's what you have to send for the connection - and anyone
sending that will get through just fine.
Here, let me explain. If you
Thank you for your generous response.
I am almost there, but not quite.
I changed my checkbox statement to looke like the following:
INPUT type=checkbox name=isSelected[] value=?php $row['ID'] ?
where ID is the name of the auto-incremental id of my table.
This is the output I get from my post_r
Gael Lams wrote:
Hi all
I use the classic following rows to connect to a mysql
database. I always put $passsword in clear in the php
connection file and I wonder whether there is a way to
have it in md5 so that someone reading the file could
not use it to connect to the db. I googled a bit but
Hello everyone,
My PHP/mysql pages are working perfectly, the problem is users don't know
if
what they are doing is working.
I have a system that adds and deletes tape id's from mysql via a PHP front
end.
I would like to pass the same success/failure messages that I would get if
I
performed the
Nope, the login function uses cleartext. Put your connect function in a
seperate file in a secure directory, and include() it to make the connection.
That seems to be the way to do it, someone else may have a better idea.
-Micah
On Thursday 24 February 2005 02:37 am, Gael Lams wrote:
Hi
Not answering your question but I'd put the connect info into a separate
include file. This should then be placed in a directory that can be
accessed by the Web Server but not by any other user (except root). Then
when you need to establish a connection you just need to include the file.
Hi guiz,
I was just wondering if anyone has an idea the maximum size of characters(in
bytes) a mysql database can contain
thanx
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Opeyemi Obembe | ng.clawz.com
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hi all
I am using password() to crypt a user password online. but how do i decrypt
a user password, when user forgot his/her password?
kind regards
m
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Hi there,
I am trying to do a tricky task with PHP and MySQl 4.0.x
There are 3 content tables where each of them contains a city_id
and there is a 4th table which holds the city_id and the acording city_name
Now I would like to find out the most used city names.
For example:
members
On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 02:37 -0800, Gael Lams wrote:
Hi all
I use the classic following rows to connect to a mysql
database. I always put $passsword in clear in the php
connection file and I wonder whether there is a way to
have it in md5 so that someone reading the file could
not use it to
Yemi Obembe wondered:
Hi guiz,
I was just wondering if anyone has an idea the maximum size of
characters(in bytes) a mysql database can contain
thanx
*
This is determined by the OS file-size limit as MyQSL stores its data in
regular files. I
the only way i can think of off the top of my head would not be
intense as you would have to do a foreach for each of the cities such
as
$qry = select * from table
$total = mysql_num_rows( $qry );
foreach( $cities as $city ) {
// do db query such as
// $qry = mysql_query(SELECT id FROM table
moses Woldeselassie wrote:
hi all
I am using password() to crypt a user password online. but how do i
decrypt a user password, when user forgot his/her password?
kind regards
m
You don't - that's the point. You have to provide them with a way to
reset their password, based on some other method
Use a join to get the city name
Use grouping to group the most common cities
select a.*, b.* from table1 a inner join table2 b on a.id = b.id [where
clause]
group by a.id
Would need a little more data about the structure of the tables to give a
more complete answer
bastien
From: Merlin [EMAIL
I like to use a js alert box to notify the users
/*
alert box popup confimation message function
*/
function confirm($msg)
{
echo script
Merlin wrote:
I am trying to do a tricky task with PHP and MySQl 4.0.x
There are 3 content tables where each of them contains a city_id
and there is a 4th table which holds the city_id and the acording city_name
Now I would like to find out the most used city names.
For example:
members
DBs can be hugeMany now are apporaching terabyte sizes...You need to
learn how DBs handle the files that are used to store the data...there are
fileystem size limitations
bastien
From: Yemi Obembe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-DB] max character size mysql can
You can't. Its an MD5 hash, not an encryption...I reset the password to a
random one, and email it to the user, also flag the account to force them to
change the password upon login...
[code]
function mail_password()
{
global $err_msg;
//get the variables from the form
if
I was just thinking that a better way to do this is with a public/private key
set. Then it would be secure, but as someone else mentioned, you'd have to
patch the source to make it work.
-Micah
On Friday 25 February 2005 07:29 am, Robby Russell wrote:
On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 02:37 -0800,
With mysql 4.1 you could union and then subSelect maybe? I'm not
super-familiar with sub selects, so this code won't likely run..
But then, you're runn 4.0x so it won't run anyway. :)
select city_id, count(city_id) as num from
((select city_id from members)
UNION
(select city_id from
[never made it to list, no idea why - been 26 hours - resending.]
[ may have been since it had reply-to field before to - funny...]
Gael Lams wrote:
Hi all
I use the classic following rows to connect to a mysql
database. I always put $passsword in clear in the php
connection file and I wonder
You could programmatically build the connection string in the php connection
file, couldn't you? Have a line that sets a variable equal to the MD5 hashed
value. Then, build the connection string, applying a call to a function that
unhashes the password. That way, the password itself never
On Fri, 2005-02-25 at 10:20 +, moses Woldeselassie wrote:
hi all
I am using password() to crypt a user password online. but how do i decrypt
a user password, when user forgot his/her password?
kind regards
m
You don't. You make them reset their password.
-Robby
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try
if($mysql stuff her){
worked
}else{
doestn't work
}
I don't know how to get the other info you wanted besides just finding it
out before hand and see what he info is afterr you do the mydql stuff.
From: Mike Millner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-DB] How-to pass
You can't unhash MD5.. it's one way only. You could encrypt something and
unencrypt it later, but it's not clear what advantage you would get out of
what you're saying.
Perhaps I don't understand, but if you have a separate connection file, why
would you need to pass a password at all?
On Saturday 26 February 2005 04:16, Micah Stevens wrote:
I was just thinking that a better way to do this is with a
public/private key set. Then it would be secure, but as someone else
mentioned, you'd have to patch the source to make it work.
How would it be safer? Correct me if I'm wrong:
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