in my own defence, i too am not much of a silent failure kinda guy. Custom
errar handlers are great, (i user PEAR::ErrorStack and it works great)
my point is that in a public, production environment, i'd rather have
anything not caught by the custom eror handler go unseen by the browser,
althou
Personally, I'd rather have the error messages go SOMEWHERE useful, and
write custom error handler to put "nice" error messages to the browser
that reveal nothing.
If things go wrong in my script/software/hardware/network, I don't want
the system to just silently FAIL and swallow errors.
Yes, it'
at this point, I'm planning on (at least on production) turning off all
error reporting, I am using PEAR::ErrorStack mainly for error handling,
which I love using btw...
all I'm trying to do is make sure that no information gets outputed from the
script, even if some horrible error occurs, i gu
On Wed, May 11, 2005 10:02 am, Colin Ross said:
> I am working on a bit of code for credit-card processing, so please keep
> in
> mind, security of the data is essential..
> On part of it i wish to use a buffer, but i wonder if that data is saved
> anywhere on the running system (as a temp file, et
You can't be assured that the data is stored only in RAM. Just about
all systems use some sort of swap space, so what is stored in memory
could end up on disk in a swap file. Of course, if someone is able to
access the swap files on your computer, you're probably dead already.
PHP also stores s
I am working on a bit of code for credit-card processing, so please keep in
mind, security of the data is essential..
On part of it i wish to use a buffer, but i wonder if that data is saved
anywhere on the running system (as a temp file, etc), or is it just held in
the system's memory?
My conce
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