On Thu, 30 May 2002, Justin Blake wrote:
> I will soon be developing a user authentication system with different
> access levels. I will need to check the users against a mysql database.
> How secure is checking for a session var, and then redirecting with
> header('Location:...') ? Is there a way
On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 11:46:29PM -0400, Justin Blake wrote:
> I will soon be developing a user authentication system with different
> access levels. I will need to check the users against a mysql
> database. How secure is checking for a session var, and then
> redirecting with header('Location:.
It's basically saying that you are outputing stuff to the browser before you
are setting the cookies which is a no go. All header requests (header() &
setcookie()) must be run before any text is outputted.
Thus, the most common error is that after or before your php tags is
empty space, which t
never mind Matt,
I noticed the missin ); on line 65
Thanks for your help.
Matt.
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From: Matt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 16 February 2002 12:05
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Subject: Re: [PHP] user auth script update.
> I am now getting the pa
> I am now getting the parse error on line 64
> $sql_authorisation = "SELECT * FROM account_details WHERE
> account_name='$login_username' AND
> account_password=PASSWORD('$login_password');
You're missing the closing " on the last line above.
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On Friday 14 September 2001 17:01, you wrote:
if you want to work with the passwords that originally are in the shadow-file
your webserver needs to have read-permissions for the shadow-file, which is
no good idea.
you could parse out the passwords from the shadow-file and write them into an
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