Dear all
I'm using IIS Server 4.0, what i want to do is to prevent user to provide
another login before they can reach my Intranet, so i had setted the php to
grep the username from the windows, but here is the problem, the username
that greped out was "IUSER_MICROSOFT", is there anyway that mak
php-windows Digest 22 Apr 2002 04:00:46 - Issue 1105
Topics (messages 13214 through 13218):
Re: mail atachment
13214 by: Mike Flynn
problem with copy and move_uploaded_file
13215 by: masa
Security with PHP4, Apache, and Win9x
13216 by: Rick Kunkel
13218 by:
You're partly right.
Relying on OS-based security isn't very practical in unix as well. As of
now, someone can screw you over if they go "unlink(C:/);" Instead, try
relying on safe mode, open base dir restrictions, disabled functions, etc.
You can set these up on a per-vhost basis in your apache
J B's Supermarket is correct and it was inserted into tthe database without
using a form and php.
"Mike Flynn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Are you sure that that last field truly contains "J B's Supermarket" in
the
> database? Are you sure
Heya folks. I'm using Windows 98SE, Apache 1.3.6, and PHP 4.1.3 as an
Apache module. My question concerns security in this environment. Since
there are no real "users" in Win9x, is the Apache/PHP combo able to do
whatever the heck it wants to my filesystem?
I'm not versed in PHP yet, but from
I'm using php 4.2 apache 1.3. and win98.
here is my html code. It's straight from PHP docs.
Send this file:
and here is my PHP code. Because I could 'nt get the copy or
move_uploaded_file working I just tried to print the stuff
out. So here is my php code. (test.php)
RESULT:
At 06:56 AM 4/21/02 -0700, Camelia Moldovan wrote:
>Hi! How can I attach a file to a mail using PHP ?
>
>I tried to use some existing classes but I received lots of errors.
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/kartic2807.php3
-Mike
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Topics (messages 13212 through 13213):
Re: Problem with uploading Files with PHP 4.1.2 on IIS
13212 by: Mike Flynn
mail atachment
13213 by: Camelia Moldovan
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Hi! How can I attach a file to a mail using PHP ?
I tried to use some existing classes but I received lots of errors.
Thanks.
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