using this method for a production environment is incredibly vulnerable.
Just think of having a link on that page to some other site (or even having
a third-party banner displayed) on which there is a hit counter (and on
90% there are) those can simply read the link in their logs.
Never ever use
Just never do it period...that is the best habit to have...
That is poor coding on the programmers part...
On Fri, 2002-11-15 at 00:59, Maxim Maletsky wrote:
using this method for a production environment is incredibly vulnerable.
Just think of having a link on that page to some other site (or
very true :)
thx - I will keep that in mind...
Chris Shiflett [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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You can hide URLs by fetching them with one of your own PHP scripts:
base href=www.site.com
?
readfile(http://user:password;www.site.com/);
?
I think it
I've tried both methods without success.
header(Location: http://(user):(pass)www.mysite.com); does the transfer
but I still get prompted for a username and password by Apache
readfile(http://(user):(pass)www.mysite.com); brings a warning message.
Warning: readfile(http://...;www.mysite.com/)
You can hide URLs by fetching them with one of your own PHP scripts:
base href=www.site.com
?
readfile(http://user:password;www.site.com/);
?
I think it might be at least better than frames. :-)
Chris
silver wrote:
you could use this URL syntax:
http://user:password;www.site.com to
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