Re: [PHP] RE: PHP source code

2002-09-20 Thread Chris Shiflett
Oliver, I think I see your question. You are wanting to know if people can see *your* PHP code (it sounded like you were asking if you could read PHP's source code, which is why people responded like they did). I think another poster mentioned this, but the safest thing to do with your databa

Re: [PHP] Re: PHP source code

2002-09-20 Thread Oliver Witt
Michael Geier schrieb: > PHP Source code is only available on the server, and will never be shown to > the client (unless you create a tool to allow them to see the source; > see show_source() ); > > And you can always put your authentication data (username/passwords) in an > external include() f

Re: [PHP] Re: PHP source code

2002-09-19 Thread Support @ Fourthrealm.com
A solution that I use is to put important information in an include file, and store it in a User-Authentication protected folder, ie. /admin/ This adds one extra layer of protection to your files, and keeps the average joe-surfer from being able to get the files. Peter At 08:24 PM 9/19/2002