Simply wonderful news:>
But again, for design work, it isn't worth the trouble. I'm using SESSION
variables $_POST, $_SESSION, and as long as they don't change, there's
little point upgrading until the site is on-line. However, I will inform my
IP to use all the latest versions.
I'm running L
Yeah. Apache is vulneralbe to a buffer overflow in the chunked-encoding, and
PHP has (i think) a buffer overflow in the multipart/form-data POST form
handling. It might be a format string though... that just came out this week.
yesterday, i think.
For dev you might want to consider using the C
> further research indicates that for PG I could trysomething like:
>
> SELECT EXTRACT(MONTH FROM TIMESTAMP)
I'm sure there is a NOW() or TIME() function in PG that returns the
current date/time. Then you could do this:
SELECT * FROM your_table WHERE EXTRACT(MONTH FROM your_column) =
EXTRACT(MO
Hi John,
further research indicates that for PG I could trysomething like:
SELECT EXTRACT(MONTH FROM TIMESTAMP)
Big John has offered some advice using:
$today = getdate();
$start = $today['year'] . '-' . $today['mon'] . '-' . '01';
$end = $today['year'] . '-' . $today['mon'] . '-' . '31'
Isn't there a MONTH function in PG?
SELECT * FROM your_table WHERE MONTH(NOW()) = MONTH(your_column) ??
Or if PG stores dates in the Unix timestamp format, is the an equivalent
to date() that you can extract the month from the column and compare
them??
---John Holmes...
> -Original Message
Well, that would be nice! Sort of 'completes-my-day' :>
So, both are vulnerable, eh? Great.
Thanks for the warning -- but I'm using them for design only. Once the site
is on-line, I'll be sure to use the upgraded versions. From what I read
on-list, however, the current 'upgrades' have their pro
What do you guys think? Should we tell him he's running a vulnerable version
of PHP _and_ of Apache???
On Tuesday 23 July 2002 16:26 pm, Andre Dubuc wrote:
> Apache 1.3.23 + PHP 4.1.2 + PostgreSQl 7.2
>
> I have a guestbook that I would like to display the current month's
> entries. I can disp
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