Jonathan Sharp wrote:
> This really has little to do with php. Use SSL for the connection
> (search on your favorite search engine).
>
> If you're asking about storage methods of the sensative information,
> www.php.net/crypt will answer that question.
Correction: try www.php.net/mcrypt
-js
>
This really has little to do with php. Use SSL for the connection
(search on your favorite search engine).
If you're asking about storage methods of the sensative information,
www.php.net/crypt will answer that question.
-js
Pushpinder Singh Garcha wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am making a secure page wh
True. But I think you missed the point of the original question--there's no
"non-web directory"...
- E
>
>To take it to another level, place the PHP file you
>are including in a non-web directory. That way, just
>in case the web server mucks up, there's no chance of
>PHP outputting the contents
Well, I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for but... if you name the
file with a .php extension (instead of .txt or .inc) then your password is
"protected".
For example, you have a password declared like this:
$my_db_username = 'MyUserName';
$my_db_password = 'MyPassWord';
And it'
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