Hi,
The php.ini file ies read on startup. If you make changes to the ini file
after the web server was started, you need to restart the web server to
get the latest ini settings.
- Frank
> Does anyone know why the ASPI module is not reading php.ini under
windows
> 2000 server? its in c:\winnt\ph
Does anyone know why the ASPI module is not reading php.ini under windows
2000 server? its in c:\winnt\php.ini
settings are at www.ixon.co.nz/phpinfo.php
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Hello,
[Using Apache 2.0.47 with PHP 4.3 with IE.6(allowing
cookies)]
I have made previous php pages so just to confirm that
the configuration for php IS working :)
I created the page(below) from a tutorial for setting
cookies. But the cookie itself doesn't get stored(as I
have debuged in the co
Harpreet wrote:
I use the below function string to connect to the database.
mssql_connect($_SESSION["hostname"],$_SESSION["user"],$_SESSION["password"])
now if i want to connect using the odbc_connect function do i have to
change all my mssql_fetch_array and mssql_query functions too.
Please he
I use the below function string to connect to the database.
mssql_connect($_SESSION["hostname"],$_SESSION["user"],$_SESSION["password"])
now if i want to connect using the odbc_connect function do i have to
change all my mssql_fetch_array and mssql_query functions too.
Please help
Thanks
Rega
I wondered this too.
We used IIS to limit acess to specific IP block of users, along with
client and even server side encoding but even that can be compromised. I
think any form of security needs to be looked at closely...them there
hackers are a tricky bunch...and they don't share the same dead
Maybe I'm missing something fairly fundamental, but I don't see how simply
sending an encoded password increases the security for a single site
scenario.
Surely a hacker just has to capture the encoded password and submit that?
( I can understand how it prevents the disclosure of the original pla
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what is the difference between cookies, sessions and sessioncookies?
I use sessions only when I design websites and it works great. But sometimes
when I check the statistics for my sites the visiting paths ends with a
PHPSID, but most of the time they don't. when does one occur and when does
the o
