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Date: 03/31/99
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OK. What is the best tutorial (link) for using databases with php3? ;)
How can I verify what database support(s) my ISP has enabled?
phpinfo()?
-mika v
Chad Cunningham wrote:
> On a shared machine, yes. If you use the webserver to do things, then anyone who can
> also use the webserver can do the same things. There's no way around it other than
> using a database, or running your own webserver.
>
> DATA fix wrote:
>> So, writing something to files on your homepage dir is not safe
>> at all, as any other user on that server can write to that too?
>> (and possibly erase it too..)
>> Should I use databases instead?
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