sort of task, but its possible)
- Using ssl certificate pairs and installing them in a custom manner on
the apache installation
- Alternative methods
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t what it is right off the bat.
>
> That will not work.. try the following:
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> and than type GET / HTTP1.0 and press Enter twice
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> You'll see the server response which will tell anybody that the server
> is Apache and even the operation
ed (eg: .cfm as cold fusion), but at a blank completely, eg:
http://your-server.com/some.script
With .script being parsed by php, but the outside world not knowing what
technology you are using behind the scenes. Very simple, yet very
effective way of blindfolding the end user.
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rmation on which lists to use for what
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> client. I'm puzzled, too...
This could because exec statements are executed in the foreground. Your
best bet would be to background the process with &.
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Is this modified behavoir limited to me, or expected?
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I think this is more in the realm of what your looking for:
http://www.php.net/ZEND_CHANGES.txt
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2000+) but you will have to investigate those yourself.
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if you're having variable resolution issues, then just
break out of the string. Apply the following change to have happy dreams:
From:
> $str3 = "Hello, $arr2['name']";
To:
> $str3 = "Hello, ".$arr2['name'];
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s/wibble.php
and you can see the output of it running every minute:
tail -f /tmp/wibble.output
Works fine for me ... try it
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and replace the command with the response.
I can provide sample code for either options ... but would rather not mock
up a test bed if its not gonna get used ;)
PS: Im guessing your building dynamic templates ... have you had a look
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If your using XML throughout - have you looked at XSLT transformations?
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t; outside? Maybe some invisible check on the form or something?
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and thus possibly faking entry to the data you are protecting.
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> Any functions to remove'from a longstring?
et voila! Simple huh ;)
For more info, check out: http://www.php.net/str_replace
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to get you,
> individually, they intentionally put security holes into the software,
> so they can go back later and make you patch your "dozens of systems"
> and make your life a living hell. And it's not just me who doesn't mind
> upgrading, it's just you who can'
gt; Any ideas on this?
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> Thanks.
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>> > Warning: failed to load external entity "employees.xml" in
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> My system is a linux RH7.2 box. How can I make blowfish encryption
> available to PHP's crypt?
Use mcrypt. See the manual.
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>> Hi All,
>>
>> I
(using APXS) [also v4.3.0-dev will be tested]
Apache 1.3
MySQL 3.23
FreeBSD 4.6-STABLE
Ive thought of writting a load testing script, but Im not after
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> then cc -o yourfile yourfile.c
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> chown root.root yourfile
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> this will make it rwsr-xr-x
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s). Placing in the URL may make it look a bit messier (the URL that
is) but its much more compatable.
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But you still have to rely on your visitors as they could simply use
another web browser should they wish to DoS your site. Security measures
such as logging in before allowing a file upload can come in useful here.
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[rtfm for more
details] rather than pulling the rows. From here it looks like your
fastest option, but your not providing enough information.
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ot;$key. $item2\n";
}
echo "Before ...:\n";
array_walk ($fruits, 'test_print');
reset ($fruits);
array_walk ($fruits, 'test_alter', 'fruit');
echo "... and after:\n";
reset ($fruits);
array_walk ($fruits, 'test_print');
The
> I want to make all fatal errors trigger an error file to be include,
> the file to exit, and the error never t be displayed. Is there any
> way to do this without access to php.ini?
Implement your own error handler. There is a load of documentation in the
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Have a look into XSLT... its all in the manual.
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ke file.pdf instead I use:
header("Content-Disposition: filename=file.pdf");
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dictionary file although there are speed impacts.
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uot; ". You could rewrite "http://"; as
"%68%74%74%70%3a%2f%2f".
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de but only the resulting code
>> the script generated.
>> So IMHO this is a "hoax".
>
> Unless your server has phps (source view) enabled. If it has then you
> can see the source of any file by using the extension .phps.
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> towards your docroot with the following:
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> Order Allow,Deny
> Deny from all
>
Change the first line to in order to fit this more
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I have no idea if this of any use to you guys ... but www.jobserv.co.uk
has a load of IT jobs - but AFAIK they are all for mainland UK. Will be
helpful for brits in any case. You might find a link to their continental
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n strings";
will output "I can NOT use Array[var2] in strings". For this you have to
jump out of the string and use contcatination... eg:
$str = "I can use ".$hash[var][var2]." in strings";
will output "I can use Elephant in strings".
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stead of using number_format for truncation use
substr. i.e: echo substr($var, 0, 5); to get 3 dp.
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> Just a general question of the best way to do it !
> I've got a job search site with mysql at the back of it !
> You choose on the first page - type of job, where and
multitude of ways and use the resulting matrix to determine.
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> Hello everybody,
>
> I would like to know an easy way to check is a daemon is running.
>
> What do you think is the best? Try
ocumentation at cvshome.org (man that was a labourous task) and I still
dont think I grasp it fully... guess its time to jump in at the deep end.
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> At 10:08 AM +0100 2/5/02, Dan Hardiker wrote:
>
in normal execution (or you dont have access to
it) ... then your gonna have to do it the long winded way (greping out
unique attributes from a ps auxww / sockstat etc).
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t;exit;" with "fclose( $fp );". Please note that headers must be
sent before any other output.
What you are trying to achieve can be done with refresh headers (either
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simple instructions on the http://www.php.net/mail page in the user
comments).
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t;.$user->name." is age ".$user->age.". ".(($user-
>birthday==$today)?"Happy Birthday!")."";
but thats getting out of the scope of the question heh
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special way to unset the new Session variables?
Seen as you used session_register to set the session variable, it would
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byte blocks (or chunks), and the while will keep pulling the chunks until
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t;http://whatever.com/file.html";; // whatever you wanna pull
>> from
>>
>> if ($fp = fopen($url, "r")) {
>> while ($tmp = fgets($fp, 4096)) $output .= $tmp;
>> fclose($fp);
>> }
>>
>> echo "The URL's content
> I am trying to register an array in a session, but am having no luck.
[..]
> where fieldtext is the name of a field on the form, and $page is the
> page number, which increases by one each time the form is submitted.
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to "c:/temp" (or where-ever you wish it to go)
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side of PHP
(eg: how would you go about the problem using shell scripts / command line
typing)
This will give the people who try to help a better impression of the
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c:\temp
c:/temp
One of those should work... I dont know if you need to escape php.ini
values (hence the \\ and \ options).
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that ;) heh
Jason: what dya recon on people being licensed to be able to run a unix
style operating system? heh Hell lets license people to use computers.
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very easily create a user account on your system and then just walk
straight in??
Given your current attitude (and awareness) of security, I doubt that it
would take long for your machine to be anhilated.
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> This is a minor bug fix release.
Wasnt aware that php-general had incorporated a channel for product
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) {
if ($aLines[$key]->host == "") $aLines[$key]->host = "Teststring";
print $aLines[$key]->host."\n"; // prints "Teststring"
}
That way your altering the master array and not the copy
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= $groups) $cnt = 0;
}
// Return
return $return;
}
// Replace these with the items you want, and specifiy 4 groups
$items = array(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14);
$result = randGroup($items, 4);
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> keeps on growing and growing, way past 30seconds. My php.ini file is
> definately set to 30s timeout. Is there something wrong or do I have a
> misunderstanding of the timeout workings?
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from the previous page via text field.
>>>
>>> Whe I test this and do something like " ping 192.168.0.2", the page
>>> keeps on growing and growing, way past 30seconds. My php.ini file is
>>> definately set to 30s timeout. Is there something wrong or d
x minutes (or hours / days) then serve up the
generated information from the table.
This would mean that your db no longer gets hammered if malitious users
were to launch 5000 requests at it in the space of 10 mins, it would just
do the big DB operation the once.
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;] += 1
I think the problem here is your understanding on how array key's work.
The following method would be far more appropriate:
follow or have I lost ya?
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gets hammered if malitious users
were to launch 5000 requests at it in the space of 10 mins, it would just
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binary and not a module.
After a make install it will usually end up in /usr/local/bin/php for you
to use as your shell interpretor. (Follow up email regarding security to
follow from a linx post).
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nary... and you could
have 3 binarys, one with sockets & pcntl enabled, one with dom & xml
enabled, and one with everything enabled... etc.
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ds what your after doing...
experimentation is the key, and imho you should stick to the binary for
shell stuff and the module for web stuff.
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-m Show compiled in modules
-i PHP information
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everything there is pretty self explanitory... as is the reason for using
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r own.
PHP has never claimed to be fully OOP compliant infact it has quite
blatently stated that its not. I hope that the time will come when PHP
has much more OOP support like other languages (such as C++, delphi etc).
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execute it (unless you
locked it down which is silly when you could just run it locally
yourself). Also the data is going over HTTP which would easily be
intercepted with ethereal / tcpdump etc. I still *strongly* recommend
compiling a binary if only for purely security based precautionary
reasons.
;)
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> I am in the process of developing a website with a webmail system
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> Does anyone have any suggestions for where t
details to
the world?! I gonna have to write an article on how to communicate
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> Turn magic_quotes off. Check the manual for full details.
or use stripslashes() ... rtm ;)
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got another http processes running. More information about your setup is
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> $startDate['Jungfrau'] = mktime (0, 0, 0, 08, 24, 2000);
> $startDate['Waage']= mktime (0, 0, 0, 09, 24, 2000);
Replace 08 and 09 with 8 and 9 respectivly and you will have the effect
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the two lines of code?
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> I'm using Win 98, Apache 1.3.19, PHP 4.2.0 and MySQL but I'm not sure
> which version! (fairly recent though)
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> /bin/mycommand < $variable > $parsed_variable
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Why not just use a regular expression match to see if there is anything
other than numeric characters? That will tell you if it is an integer before
you do the type casting.
(sorry if that sounds a little obvious but no-one seems to have suggested
it)
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