Re: phpinfo() safe?

Why not put the phpinfo() page in a directory that requires a username and password. This way the people you want to see it can see if. One username and one password would do the job for everyone. Jay ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dusty Cohen" <dusty@dustycohen.net> To: <jlavigne@stonecroft.net> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 9:28 AM Subject: Re: [PHP] phpinfo() safe? > > Thanks for the quick response. > > Acually, there's nothing that I'm 'showing off', rather, I'd like to > give people an idea of what they get. I seem to answer a lot of mail from prospective clients who need to know how php (among other things) was compiled, and I know that the phpinfo() page would answer 90% of thier questions. What should I edit out, if I were to just copy the HTML generated by phpinfo() and post that? > > Dusty > ----------------------------------------------- > http://TerribleHost.com 50mg/php/mySQL $10month > ----------------------------------------------- > > Well phpinfo() should (in my opinion) only be used for development and > debugging because it does show maybe too much info for a public page. > If I > were you I would take the time in creating a page that only shows what > you > would like to, but use phpinfo() to help you make the page :) > > Jay >