"Vimmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> Where can i find some information how to extend php under windows ?
> ( ww.zend.com\apidoc - says how to write your own modules under
linux )
I am not into C++ but from what I can see you can get some info from:
Web Application Development wi
php-windows Digest 17 Sep 2001 06:19:46 - Issue 758
Topics (messages 9365 through 9374):
Re: Safe mode w/ IIS4 + PHP
9365 by: Erick Baum
securing PHP on Win32
9366 by: Erick Baum
9369 by: CJD
9372 by: Erick Baum
Re: ImageTTFBBox problems can sombody help
Hello
Where can i find some information how to extend php under windows ?
( ww.zend.com\apidoc - says how to write your own modules under linux )
Regards
Sebastian
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Hello,
I just downloaded and manually installed PHP 4.0.6 on my Win98 machine. As
long as I use a dial-up connection, no web server is installed.
I'd like to use PHP as an off-line preprocessor, generating html files to
disk. When I generated my first page, the generated code looked like this:
Yes, this is going to be on a public system hosting hundreds of web sites.
I can't believe there's no way to secure against something like this. There
must be a way. Lot's of ISP's are starting to support PHP. They certainly
all wouldn't be leaving something like this wide open. A good number
In the page which receives the post, simply do:
insert into TABLE (x,y,z) values ($x,$y,$z);
mail("me@mymail","subject","$x\n$y\n$z);
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I do a similar thing. Sending a message to almost 2,000 people each month
(subscriptions - not spam!) on behalf of a client. I run it on the command
line, and it never times out.
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Best thing to do is create a user for the webserver/php and run as this
user. You can then restrict the access of that user to specific areas. This
is OK if you are running a single server/domain model, but if running
virtual domains or multiplue websites, to secure the other peoples websites,
yo
We have been unable to secure our Windows 2000/IIS5 server from allowing
people to open any file on our server that they want to if they know the
path. The safe_mode doesn't really work on Windows. But I was told to use
the open_basedir option in our php.ini. I added this option and it had no
e
I am having a similar problem with Windows2000, IIS5, and the latest stable
PHP. I don't believe Safe Mode works in a Windows environment anyways,
because it does not understand Windows permissions as far as ownership.
However, I was told to use the open_basedir option which in php.ini. You
set
php-windows Digest 16 Sep 2001 12:07:20 - Issue 757
Topics (messages 9361 through 9364):
Re: Boy Makes $71,000 in 3 Weeks. You Can Too!!
9361 by: Richard Powys
9362 by: Erin's Fan Club
Re: How to make a script run itself ?
9363 by: John Lim
ImageTTFBBox problems ca
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