> I have used a few different Web hosting companies, and I
> have never seen a case where my home directory was my
> document root. I have always had a directory like
> public_html/ or www/ that was my personal document root, so
> as long as I don't place files in there, they are not
> accessible v
--- Daniel Page <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If someone wants to call your .inc file like
> http://www.my.site/lib.inc they will see the code,
> as it is a text file. OK, we all know that.
No, we don't, because that is not entirely correct. There
are many cases where your Web server will not serve
If someone wants to call your .inc file like http://www.my.site/lib.inc
they will see the code, as it is a text file. OK, we all know that.
As the .inc file is in reality a renamed php script, containing variables,
functions, etc, if you call it .php instead of .inc, it will be parsed by
PHP, but
3 matches
Mail list logo
