It's important to note that this only works for pages that require
authentication.
I don't believe that there is a way to retrieve username information via
pages that are accessed anonymously (i.e. if you were trying to retrieve the
name of the anonymous web user.)
I only say this because I trie
> 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 are
> probably hosting on Win32 so I must be missing something.
There
I have an open bug submission for this subject; and even tried to append to
the documentation about the subject that you just mentioned (much of Safe
Mode not working under Win32 because of ownership issues.)
Rasmus Lerdorf suggested that I submit the bug report, and as far as I know
it is still
> i've installed php as isapi filter under winXP's IIS 5.1
> all script run ok, but the strange bug appears time-to-time: at END of
file
> adds strng like
> 'HTTP/500 Error IIS 5.1'
I believe that Error 500s are still an issue with the ISAPI .DLL. I'm quite
surprised to hear it's at the END
ng a problem by upgrading to the
latest and greatest) is the same kind of behavior that slashdot.com will
ENDLESSLY berate Bill Gates for.
Eric R. Gavin
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F
being implemented as a CGI executable (which if you see
PHP.EXE, it is.)
The solution would be to run PHP as an ISAPI extension (using blah
blahbblah_isapi.dll or whatever it is) but uh, heh... it's still a little
unstable (read: I don't think it works on less than W2K.)
Eric R. Gavin
>
tors or not.
I am under the impression that PHP Safe Mode on IIS machines is mostly
non-functional because of this. But it seems that PHP support for windows
isn't terribly "there" and so nobody has been able to confirm or deny this
for me.
Eric R. Gavin
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I've looked all around on this stuff to no avail. It appears that Safe Mode
just isn't working on my machine. I'm running PHP as a CGI executable and
with the config option:
safe_mode = on
I can still merrily delete files from the root of my C:
Before I get a response of, "Well, just change t
