is of it before you launch it to the world,
especially
> on Win32. Not too bad if you're only hosting your own files and stuff, but
> can become a nightmare if you have it open to the 'public' to upload their
> php scripts.
>
>
> "Erick Baum" <[EMAIL PROT
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
I have specified the "open_basedir" in our php.ini file on our Windows 2000
Server running IIS5. No matter what I set open_basedir = it does not work.
It will still allow me to open any file on the hard drive. I have tried
specifying all of the following and it seems to have no effect:
open_bas
I think I've seen this done before, but I cannot figure out how to do it...
please help if you can.
I was wondering if/how you could use a PHP script to retrieve information
that was on a web site protected by HTTP authentication (the little pop-up
browser window asking for a username and passwor
Hello,
Maybe I have missed something very obvious in the setup of PHP on our
Windows2000 server with IIS5. But I cannot seem to figure out how to stop
people from being able to "read" any file on the system they wish by simply
FOPENing the file. For instance, I tested this by writing a very sim
