This seems to be a common theme for PHP4.2.1. I'm running on Win2k and
seeing the same problem, as is another poster (see: "Form Problem".) Given
that several people are seeing the same thing, it does seem to indicate a
problem with PHP 4.2.1 and not our individual installations. I hope that
so
Monday, June 10, 2002, 12:57:49 PM, you wrote:
> This seems to be a common theme for PHP4.2.1. I'm running on Win2k and
> seeing the same problem, as is another poster (see: "Form Problem".) Given
> that several people are seeing the same thing, it does seem to indicate a
> problem with PHP 4.2
Please take a look at:
1. http://www.aspfree.com/asp/startpage.asp?id=99
2. http://www.phpbuddy.com/sub_articles.php?other_articles=4
Please tell me if this helped you.
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Hi all,
I am setting up php on a remote server (400 miles away, using remote admin
software) and just cannot get the phpinfo() stuff to work.
I've followed all the instructions and all I get is an HTTP 500 error
message (Internal server error).
Other pages in that folder work fine.
Any suggest
Dear Mr/Miss/Mrs/Madam/Sir All,
I am currently thinking of how to transport the passwd between
the database and the client. One suggestion would be to use a
one pad chipper, but this is pointless if I want to update
the passwd: the key has to be distributed. So I was thinking
of using a public ke
php-windows Digest 10 Jun 2002 13:48:21 - Issue 1184
Topics (messages 14145 through 14152):
Re: Installing on Apache 2 with PHP
14145 by: Fester
14146 by: Alan Popow
Upgrade from 4.0.6 to 4.2.1
14147 by: Bruce Karstedt
Re: PHP 4.2.1 And WinXP
14148 by: Fest
Monday, June 10, 2002, 2:49:14 PM, you wrote:
> But before I start all this implementation, I wonder what other
> kinds of solution other might have been using - I would prefer
> not to have scripts running on the client side, but a public
> key system force me to do this. (And I can use php, so i
> > But before I start all this implementation, I wonder what other
> > kinds of solution other might have been using - I would prefer
> > not to have scripts running on the client side, but a public
> > key system force me to do this. (And I can use php, so it
> > pointless to refer to any php sp
Hello all;
I am looking into a solution for a company and I want to use PHP.
However I want to use PHP on Windows but do not want to use IIS.
Currently on my test system I run IIS + WinXP + PHP, and I am running
PHP as a CGI executable. If I use Apache as the Web server software,
will I be able
Anders, what's wrong with SSL? It uses both the cipher suites you mention
(DES is no longer deemed "secure" by the way, 3DES is the way to go, and you
can't use DES on its own, since you need to exchange your private keys
somehow, hence they must encrypted with a public key). 3DES is faster than
I have tried " wrote in message
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> Hmm - I would check your config again as I have just run your code on my
> server and it works without any problems...
>
> regards,
>
> Mikey
>
> "Sim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I have register_global = off. I know I have to use
$HTTP_POST_VARS["VarName"] to refer to the variable but what if I need it in
a calculation formula? and many variables in that formula. Ex:
Your order is as follows:";
echo $HTTP_POST_VARS["tireqty"]. " tires";
echo $HTTP_POST_VARS["oilqty"]. "
PHP support for Apache2 is still experimental, so i'd go with
Apache 1.3.x for now.
Most people i hear from say that PHP/apache is much faster
than PHP/IIS.
"Matt Babineau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
003101c21097$69822c40$6501a8c0@developerx">news:003101c21097$69822c40$6501a8c0@develop
Yeah Scott, that's also what I have been hearing. I am wondering though
is the PHP support in Apache 1.3 or 2.0 even on Windows the same type of
support that you would get on a Linux machine? I am not a Linux person
but I may need to be if I can't get good performance out of Windows. I
am a Window
You should also keep in mind that it's exceedingly dangerous
to "re-invent the wheel" when it comes to cryptography. Heavily
peer-reviewed algorithms (which are not always the most secure)
are always your best bet.
Even though SSL isn't the best overall option for 100%
total security, if you go
Well, just IMO, i've used PHP/apache on both linux and windows
for almost 2 years now, and i've never had a single problem with
either platform.
I personally prefer using linux for server jobs and windows for
desktop jobs so i don't think i'd ever use windows as a
production server, but I do
Further to Scott's answer, he's right in the fact that Apache is beta for
windows, but stable, however the apache group have ALWAYS said that apache2
would be more secure/stable for windows, as it is an entirely new codebase,
as opposed to the direct port from *nix to win32. However I'd be dubiou
>From what I understand, there is support for SSL just not in the Binary form of
Apache 2.0. You have to compile it yourself. The reason being is US export
laws of encryption stuff. The Apache Group is very if'y when it comes to that.
With DMCA and such laws, I can understand why.
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Hi,
I found the following problem, When using variable HTTP_REFERER and
client has installed Norton Personal Firewall, Apache changes the
system variable
$_DEPENDS_ON_VERSION_PHP[HTTP_REFERER] on HTTP_WEREFERER.
I need to do check of HTTP_REFERER and can not say to the user do not use
NORTON. Is
Why not check to see which one is set?
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"Hippo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I found the following problem, When using variable HTTP_REFERER and
> client has insta
I am using the O'Reilly "Programming PHP" manual, and have copied the code
from Example 7.3, p. 166. I have the magic_quotes_gpc set to ON in php.ini
(though toggling between on and off doesn't seem to have any effect). My
processed form reports "0.00F is -17.78C " regardless of the initial
fahren
Thank you very much. I see that I must access variables using $_POST['var']
syntax. I'm disappointed that variable access appears not to be backward
compatible to earlier versions fo PHP, but such is life.
Thank you again,
Fester
"Stuart Dallas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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On Tuesday, June 11, 2002 at 3:39:21 AM, you wrote:
> Thank you very much. I see that I must access variables using $_POST['var']
> syntax. I'm disappointed that variable access appears not to be backward
> compatible to earlier versions fo PHP, but such is life.
It is. If you've read the notes
I'm authenticating users using $REMOTE_USER and was wondering if
basename($SERVER_[REMOTE_USER]); was a good method to strip out the domain ex:
MYDOMAIN\\username. I know the function is intended for cutting out directories but it
seems to work. If anyone else has an alternate method please le
"Stuart Dallas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Tuesday, June 11, 2002 at 3:39:21 AM, you wrote:
> > Thank you very much. I see that I must access variables using
$_POST['var']
> > syntax. I'm disappointed that variable access appears not to be
bac
"Fester" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Thank you very much. I see that I must access variables using
$_POST['var']
> syntax. I'm disappointed that variable access appears not to be backward
> compatible to earlier versio
php-windows Digest 11 Jun 2002 04:31:47 - Issue 1185
Topics (messages 14153 through 14172):
Re: How to pass passwd Server <-> Client in a "secure" way
14153 by: Stuart Dallas
14154 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
14156 by: Ross Fleming
14161 by: Scott Hurring
Apa
"Si Ming" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> $totalqty = $tireqty + $oilqty + $sparkqty;
> -- change it to ---
> $totalqty = $HTTP_POST_VAR["tireqty"] + $HTTP_POST_VAR["oilqty"] +
Some options:
1) extract($HTTP_POST_VARS); //
> > > I have set register_globals = On.
Where is your php.ini file? Should be in your c:\windows folder.
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Dobrý den,
Monday, June 10, 2002, 10:52:20 PM, napsal jste:
> Why not check to see which one is set?
Of course, I can do that but how to generate it online.
It should look like this :
referer -> check referer
-> if(!right(referer)) do_some_error()
else work_right() -> so
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