Re: Re:Magic-quotes
| From: | Richard Lynch | Date: | Tue, 07 Dec 2004 19:51:38 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re:Magic-quotes | ||
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Jeff McKeon wrote:
> So now the big question which will undoubtly spark a lot of opinions (I
> hope).
>
> We use apache/php/mysql based sites for internal management of our
> systems and would now like to give our customers direct access to manage
> their accounts via the web. Naturally this raises security concerns.
>
> From the PHP perspective, is Apache/PHP(as Module)/MySQL a secure enough
> platform to use for a public website that will access a production
> database?
>
> Opinions? Thoughts?
Let me re-phrase your question:
We normally do inside Sales and B2B Sales.
We're about to open a StoreFront.
Is that secure enough?
:-)
One useful tidbit, however:
If you have a bunch of tables/data in MySQL that do *NOT* need to be
publicly accessible, consider setting up a replication setup where only
*some* of the tables are on the public site.
That, however, is an all-MySQL issue. http://mysql.com
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