/ .htaccess protection.
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It's overkill, of course, but you can never have too much overkill
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address somewhere else world-readable
d) You might have accidentally posted it someplace else (eg register
for access to our forums, we promise not to use it for blah blah blah,
please tick a box, etc, etc).
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(Object has moved). A 302 looks like this in the headers:
HTTP/1.0 302 Found
Location: /newlocation
If you look at it in a browser, you'll be taken to the new location,
and probably won't notice that anything was ever wrong. If you try to
'include' from that path, it'll fail.
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messages out two or three times.
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On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 15:42:37 -0800 (PST), Richard Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I know absolutely nothing about how ProxyPass, iProtect, and PureMember
work
'Pure'member seems such an odd choice of name for something used on pr0n sites.
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I've had similar problems to that.
I usually either open the image with notepad, or some Hex Editor, and
see what the bits are in the file header (eg BM for Bitmap, Gif89a for
GIFs, JFIF for JPEGs...)
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. 'Marker' would have been better:
http://www.funducode.com/freec/Fileformats/format3/format3b.htm
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in is invalid, rather than have them
upload their stuff, have the web server check it all over, and then
send back a 'sorry, this is broken' message. Just don't rely on it
for security.
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uses the network 192.168.25.0/24, so you
allow only that, but PHP only sees the external NAT'd address of the
user).
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I don't know about PHP, but the maximum number of recipients per
message is configurable in your mail server's SMTP MTA. Also note
that if you send a message to 2,000 people at a foreign domain, their
server may reject it if they have their limit set to 2,000.
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' where 'You
can download the source to this free, thread-oriented PHP/XML based
news forum'
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directory, called, say rootpassword_backdoor.php, which, when
accessed will add the remote IP address to a blacklist, which other
scripts consult, and if they find it matches any sites requesting
them, they ignore.
My 2 bits.
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://www.ioncube.com/ (Commercial - free eval available)
http://www.rssoftlab.com/phpenc.php (Commercial - free version available)
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of the database field to MD5, which IIRC
will automagically store whatever's assigned to it as an MD5 hash.
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too. And comp.os.linux.advocacy. And
I've even seen people post soccer-related questions to chess forums.
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