On Sat, Feb 08, 2003 at 01:13:28PM -0500, pthes wrote:
Here are some claims from the hosting service:
...
It is exceptionally PHP and MySQL heavy and unfortunately not the kind of
application you can safely run in a shared-hosting environment.
It is never safe to allow customers to upload
Thanks for the comments,. I'm putting some code here to hopefully get an
idea of what is considered inefficient when dealing with mysql. I'm confused
because all I'm doing is collecting the data from a form and writing it to
the db. I have about 30 pages in the survey, so a script similar to this
Beyond inspecting the posted code, are there any quality FREE tools that can
monitor MySQL resource usage? I searched Google using mysql resource tools
and came up with a number of tools, but all required payment.
I'm figuring that if you run a monitor while testing your code locally,
you'll be
this is what i use. hope it helps, addison
/* send email to new member */
$emess1=Thank you...\n;
$emess2=Your Member ID and password are:\n;
$emess3=\n\n\tID:$email\n\tPassword:$password\n\n;
$emess4=Each time you submit an ad, please use your existing
ID and
hello,
what do i need to do to make sure someone has made a
selection from a list menu. my foreach($HTTP_POST_VARS as $value)
{
if ($value == )
{
unset($do);
$message_new = font face=verdana size=1
color=redRequired information missing.\n
hi,
the best way for this is optin and optout method.
so you can referrer if the users email exist.
if the users email exists you can to assume
the user is the user who would like the
registration for your website. in the email
you can set a link to a modul of your
website. in this link you can
hi, too
please don't send password over the internet.
better you ask the user if they click the link
below your email. then the user get a formular
and there you can ask him for his password.
then you can make sure the emails wasn't read
by other user. this is a secure method.
andreas van loock
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for you responce. I am also wondering how you would do that in
the database, i have a table users in my MySQL database containing the
users information that submitted when they registerd. Now i want to
activate thier account only after they have clicked on the confirmation
Hi Matt Hillebrand,
That sounds mighty secure, but I think he's trying to verify that the
email address does indeed belong to the person creating an account.
I don't think so. Normaly you identify you by typing username and password
into the textfields. Sometimes the username is identical
I am using the query below in attempting to control access to a web site.
The idea is that today's date must be between 1 month before the start date
and 1 month after the finish date.
$query1 = SELECT VFT_name FROM `vft` WHERE CURDATE()
DATE_SUB(VFT_date_start, INTERVAL 1 month) AND CURDATE()
Hi everyone,
I have a question. How efficient a PEAR DB is? I found
this information from adodb related website.
http://phplens.com/lens/adodb/
I want to start implementing database abstraction
layer in my applications. So i want to know which one
is more efficient (PEAR DB or ADOdb?)
thanks
Hi
It's the old question all over again: How can I make my user / pass
impossible to read for those who shouldn't?
I've been thinking a lot the past few years about how to do this, and
I've thought that one solution, a little better than keeping the
information in a file in plain text, would be
On Sun Feb 09, 2003 at 04:1120PM -0800, Hardik Doshi wrote:
I have a question. How efficient a PEAR DB is? I found
this information from adodb related website.
http://phplens.com/lens/adodb/
I want to start implementing database abstraction
layer in my applications. So i want to know
Hi Davy Obdam,
[...]
My question is what would be the best approach to achieve this? How is
this usualy done?
Storing the password in encrypted form in a database. The confirmationmail
you can write with the normal mailcommand using addslashes. The securest way
if the password was randomly
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