Re: [PHP3] Reading Dir contents
| From: | (Richard Lynch) | Date: | Fri, 09 Jun 2000 20:03:33 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP3] Reading Dir contents | ||
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<1C00A41BCC00D3119F7B00A0C9D635DCD103AB@triton.triton-network.com>,
pbenoit@triton-network.com (Peter Benoit) wrote:
> I had a UNIX PHP host, and recently switched to one with NT so I can play
> around with ASP and CF at the same time. I have some scripts that read the
> contents of directories and presented information accordingly. While this
> worked on my UNIX host, it doesn't on my NT host. When I asked support
> about this, they said there was a security risk involved so they denied that
> type of access.
>
> My questions are this. Aren't I just read/writing to that directory? And
> aren't I doing it with some type of nobody permission? Is this really a
> security risk? If not, what can I tell them to change it?
NT doesn't do file permissions like Unix... I think your ISP might
actually know what they are doing, other than using NT in the first place.
:-)
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