Gregory Lypny wrote:
> I'm tinkering with my first web deployment at On-Rev, and calling
scripts using
>
> <?rev include scriptname.irev ?>
...
> My question is, can users simply type something into the url field
> of their browser and view an entire text file from the public_html
> folder? If so, where should I be keeping or handling databases
> that need restricted read and write access? Likewise for scripts?
Dave Cragg to the rescue:
He's long advocated taking anything that isn't for public consumption
out of the public_html folder and referencing it in its new location one
folder up.
So if your directory structure looks like this:
root/
public_html/
mypage.irev
scriptname.irev
...you could switch it to:
root/
public_html/
mypage.irev
scriptname.irev
...and in your mypage.irev you'd change the reference to scriptname.irev to:
<?rev include ../scriptname.irev ?>
Like Mr. Cragg says, it's the difference between quiche and egg pie. ;)
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