Hi.
I'm trying to secure the connections to my MySQL server, since the MySQL
server and most clients are on separate machines.
I'm running a few FreeBSD 5.5 machines under VMware Server 1.0.4.
I wrote a simple test script (I also tried it using the full mysqli_*
functions):
real_connect("hos
Could I recommend a more secure approach:
1) using two hashes to protect the data (in case the database is
compromised they are both one-way hashes, and using two protects
against collision attacks whereby a different password string
generates the same hash as the original password)
2) escaping use
J. Hill escreveu:
I wouldn't think there would be a result set from a mysqli multi_query
when the query is a group of insert statements (there is no
auto_increment column), but I get a "commands out of sync" error on my
next query.
Originally, I had:
foreach ( . . . .
