http://receiving_server.com/genkey.php?fname=';
define('TMP', './');
$key = <<
http://evil:haxor/leet_hax0r/your_server_is_my_beeyatch.php.jpg"; />
DATA;
$fp = null;
while(!$fp) {
$fname = TMP . uniqid(NULL, TRUE);
$fp = fopen($fname, 'x');
}
/** flock() doesn't work on all systems, write ba
Jason Barnett wrote:
Dan wrote:
dan wrote:
...
Before we go through all of this, why isn't SQLite an option? It is in
by default as of PHP5.0.0 so if the server is / will be PHP5 soon then I
would go that route.
http://php.net/manual/en/ref.sqlite.php
Jason -
Yea, I saw that, but for this I have t
Dan wrote:
> dan wrote:
>
...
Before we go through all of this, why isn't SQLite an option? It is in
by default as of PHP5.0.0 so if the server is / will be PHP5 soon then I
would go that route.
http://php.net/manual/en/ref.sqlite.php
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dan wrote:
Hello, all -
I am building a script that basically records some data on the local
server for a period of about one hour. At that time, the data is sent
to another server by means of HTTP POST.
The problem I'm faced with is how to store the data locally. There are
a few things that
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