I would suggest (haven't tried to write code in details) to associate a
random number in a variable each time you send a cookie (for new cookies
anyway) and store the key (randomvariable<->cookie) ina database. You should
be able to verify the user at next connection verifying the matching key.
"
> [snip}
> > As well as much harder for AOL subscribers (whose IP's change per-request)
> > to use the site.
> [snip]
>
> WHAT?? Are you sure of this? AOL really breaks internet browsing this
> much? Sorry, I can't believe this. If this was true, many things would
> break.
Not really -- HTTP is st
Paul Fierro wrote:
On 06/14/2004 1:02 PM, Justin Patrin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As well as much harder for AOL subscribers (whose IP's change per-request)
to use the site.
WHAT?? Are you sure of this? AOL really breaks internet browsing this
much? Sorry, I can't believe this. If this w
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
Justin Patrin wrote --- napísal::
[snip}
As well as much harder for AOL subscribers (whose IP's change
per-request)
to use the site.
[snip]
WHAT?? Are you sure of this? AOL really breaks internet browsing this
much? Sorry, I can't believe this. If this was true, many thin
On 06/14/2004 1:02 PM, Justin Patrin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> As well as much harder for AOL subscribers (whose IP's change per-request)
>> to use the site.
>
> WHAT?? Are you sure of this? AOL really breaks internet browsing this
> much? Sorry, I can't believe this. If this was true, many t
Justin Patrin wrote --- napísal::
[snip}
As well as much harder for AOL subscribers (whose IP's change
per-request)
to use the site.
[snip]
WHAT?? Are you sure of this? AOL really breaks internet browsing this
much? Sorry, I can't believe this. If this was true, many things would
break. I know
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Mon, 2004-06-14 at 14:02, Justin Patrin wrote:
[snip]
As well as much harder for AOL subscribers (whose IP's change per-request)
to use the site.
[snip]
I don't think it changes per request, but rather has the potential to
change between requests.
I still don't believe t
On Mon, 2004-06-14 at 14:02, Justin Patrin wrote:
> [snip}
> > As well as much harder for AOL subscribers (whose IP's change per-request)
> > to use the site.
> [snip]
>
I don't think it changes per request, but rather has the potential to
change between requests.
Cheers,
Rob.
--
.
[snip}
As well as much harder for AOL subscribers (whose IP's change per-request)
to use the site.
[snip]
WHAT?? Are you sure of this? AOL really breaks internet browsing this
much? Sorry, I can't believe this. If this was true, many things would
break. I know that dial-up users get different IP
> > My login script sets unique, secure, cookies that identify the user.
> > Some of my pages only display content if a secure cookie is present.
> > Is this a bad idea for secure pages with sensitive details as I have
> > heard that cookies can be faked? I am always interested in creating a
> > se
Phpmail wrote:
My login script sets unique, secure, cookies that identify the user. Some of my pages only display content if a secure cookie is present. Is this a bad idea for secure pages with sensitive details as I have heard that cookies can be faked? I am always interested in creating a secure
[snip]
Can I trust every
browser to check for old cookies on startup and eliminate them? And still,
even if I can, wouldn't the cookie be intact to read on the harddrive
until
the browser is started again? I was thinking about slicing the username
and
password strings in two, and storing the halv
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