--- Ben Joyce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> one of my clients whom we host a website for has expressed interest
> in writing their own php/mySQL applications for their site.
>
> i've been looking in to the security implications of offering this
> service.
How are you not offering it now? Can the c
From: "Ben Joyce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> one of my clients whom we host a website for has expressed interest in
> writing their own php/mySQL applications for their site.
>
> i've been looking in to the security implications of offering this
service.
> My concerns are that the client *could* use a
Ben Joyce wrote:
hi.
one of my clients whom we host a website for has expressed interest in
writing their own php/mySQL applications for their site.
i've been looking in to the security implications of offering this service.
My concerns are that the client *could* use a php script to access parts
My suggestion would be to run the PHP Web Server on a different server to
where you are retrieving your files. The file server can then define its own
polices of what you can read/write to etc. Your web server can then map a
drive to the file server, and anybody writing PHP scripts won't be able to
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