A suggestion would be to make sure that the variables you're receiving are
coming from where you think they're coming from...
For instance,
$_SESSION['logged_in'] is also (generally) $logged_in
but so is
$_GET['logged_in']
A smart user could fake it if they wanted to... check the $_SESSION or
There's a good article on authentication at phpbuilder.com
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/tim2505.php3
that may provide an idea or two.
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This worked now my question is. Is there a way to force it to submit with
POST rather than GET
Look at the CURL functions on php.net
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There is the tokenizer extension... http://www.php.net/tokenizer
This might give you a good start.
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/manual/function.memory-get-usage.php
HTH.
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Yes.
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Subject: [PHP] small request
Hi,
I want to find out
be
referencing your uploaded file with $_FILES['util']['tmp_name']
3. You should read the manual here:http://ca2.php.net/features.file-upload
HTH.
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I think it's pretty standard. It just means that you can control how much
memory your script uses.
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when
encountered. Move this up a few lines at a time, until the original parse
error goes away, and this one starts. This will help you identify where
your problem is.
This is a very frustrating error message, but the above should take some of
the pain away. :-)
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You can do anything (almost) with fopen() and fsockopen()... but it won't
necessarilybe easy. It depends what you want to do.
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to persist any type of resource from
one request to the next.
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I wonder if something like mod_filter, that would be able to access each
request before it hit PHP, would work for this.
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Via:
http://www.google.ca/search?q=Crime+Perfect+2003ie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8hl=enmeta=
Found:
http://www.zone-h.org/
Search:
Crime Perfect
See:
Results (doesn't look good)
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Not sure about a list, but this site has a boatload of tutorials and
answered lots of questions that I had.
http://actionscript.org/tutorials.shtml
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Of course, in this case, it would be much easier replace all of the above
with
echo join(' ', $search_string);
and be done with it. :-)
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array_map(array('Maker', 'sGetNameId'), array(1) )
Have a look at the callback type, here:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.pseudo-types.php
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Use the post method?
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Make your request, but send a 204 HTTP response header back.
http://ppewww.ph.gla.ac.uk/~flavell/www/status204/results.html
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Can you give us a couple lines either side of this? This could be due to a
missing semicolon on the previous line.
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address). This version also
looks through the victim's cached webpages, so any email address found on
websites that many people visit have discovered that their getting hundreds
or thousands of virus emails.
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As an aside... I wonder what the ratio is of emails *from* the virus vs.
emails *about* the virus. The latter certainly doesn't help the impulse
response of the attack. :-)
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Check out php_admin_value, highlighted in the link below
http://216.239.33.104/search?q=cache:mpDXuwrDs_gJ:www.php.net/configuration.changes+php_admin_value+site:www.php.nethl=enie=UTF-8
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a big difference between talking and walking.
My 2 cents.
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I thought that maybe with some Apache stuff, but I dont think there
something that will help, since directives such as RedirectMatch, etc.
rewrite the URL, and I dont want that, I want the URL to remain
http://www.domain.com/directoryX/whatever.php
mod_rewrite allows you to do internal
You guys running Linux sure are cocky about these sorts of things. I have
no doubt that Linux' time will come, and then it will be the MacOS X users,
or FreeBSD users, or [insert random-os-that-still-remains-under-the-radar
here] users that think they are untouchable.
If Linux enjoyed the same
question...
Cheers,
Pete.
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Hey, man. This is NOT AIDS.
Oh, sorry... wrong list. :-)
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