Is there any reason why values I attempt to set in .htaccess wouldn't
work? this is what I have:
php_value auto_prepend
/Users/jhaddad/Sites/oldirtyhaddad.com/public_html/connection.php
php_value include_path
.:/Users/jhaddad/Sites/oldirtyhaddad.com/libraries
is there a server variable that
* Thus wrote Dustin Krysak:
Hi there, I am working with a script that I found online to export a
SQL statement (results) to an excel file., now everytime i run the
script, i get the error:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in
/var/www/html/siteadmin/mysql_export/export.php
Chris Shiflett wrote:
You might find these resources helpful:
http://education.nyphp.org/phundamentals/PH_spoofed_submission.php
http://shiflett.org/talks/oscon2004/php-security/36
Hope that helps.
Thanks. These are doable..
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I'm looking for a good FormMail PHP script which beheaves like Matt
Wright's FormMail.pl script (but lacks it's exploitable problems :)
I found several on the net, but didn't like them too much...
any recommendations?
Thanks in advance,
Juan
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Yea, it depends on whether your server allows you to put settings in
.htaccess. Try putting an invalid command in there like NotAValidDirective
and test to see if your pages stop working and whether you get a log error
saying that the htaccess file includes an invalid command.
-Ed
is there anything that would show up in phpinfo() that would tell me if
that feature is disabled?
Jon
On Aug 13, 2004, at 7:10 PM, Ed Lazor wrote:
Yea, it depends on whether your server allows you to put settings in
.htaccess. Try putting an invalid command in there like
NotAValidDirective
and
I am beginning to host my own website, but I also develop other
websites. I have no budget for new equipment so I need to do both
production and development hosting on one system. I run Linux with
apache, php + mysql. I need a way to essentially hosting two versions of
PHP, 4 + 5, reading two
On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 00:43:26 +0100
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Watty) wrote:
I am beginning to host my own website, but I also develop other
websites. I have no budget for new equipment so I need to do both
production and development hosting on one system. I run Linux with
apache, php + mysql. I need
Nope, at least not that I know of. We're dealing more with Apache issues
than PHP issues. That's why I'd use the approach outlined below.
-Original Message-
is there anything that would show up in phpinfo() that would tell me if
that feature is disabled?
Jon
On Aug 13, 2004, at
I wanted to see if anyone has an easier way to do this. The end result is this: I need
to compare 7 different text strings(which are in an array). They should all be the
same, if they are not the same, a message should be outputted saying they weren't.
How would one do this outside of using a
Let me rephase my question in my previous email:
I'd like to compare 7 strings(which are in an array). Each string should be
the same, if they are not, a message should be outputted. How would one do
this outside of using a huge if/then statement?
Thanks,
Brent
- Original Message -
sort ( $array );
if ( $array[ 0 ] !== $array[ count ( $array )-1 ] ) {
// Not all fields in the array are the same...
}
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 21:10:50 -0500
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brent Clements) wrote:
Let me rephase my question in my previous email:
I'd like to compare 7 strings(which are in
Great ..I will surely do what u told me. This really sounds good to work
on.
I will start implementing this in 1 or 2 days. Can i contact youi
personally if i need little help ?
Regards and thank for your help
Joel
On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 21:20, Robby Russell wrote:
On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 01:31,
Nice solution =)
-Original Message-
sort ( $array );
if ( $array[ 0 ] !== $array[ count ( $array )-1 ] ) {
// Not all fields in the array are the same...
}
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