Re: I need help . I am customer of Support Net4all.ch <net4all@net4all.ch>
| From: | Adam Jacob Muller | Date: | Tue, 02 Aug 2005 13:50:49 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: I need help . I am customer of Support Net4all.ch <net4all@net4all.ch> | ||
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Actually, if you did something like sign up for say, a year of hosting at x dollars a month and then halfway through that period they decided to disable use of *exec functions then you could possibly make a case for breech of contract or something like that. That has absolutely nothing to do with php.net and i'm not a lawyer so.. And, no, disabling certain functions in no way violates the PHP license.
Adam
On Aug 2, 2005, at 5:28 AM, Emeric Klement wrote:
Madame, Monsieur, J'ai loué un site chez Support Net4all.ch <net4all@net4all.ch> pour une année, J'aimerais présenter des petites prières qui tourneraient en .bat ou ..exe. J'ai lu les 2800 instructions en PHP particulièrement exec, shell_exec, system etc... Mon fournisseurs bloquent toutes ces instructions par principe pour des raisons de sécurité, ets-ce correct ou non une telle attitude. Translation At the PHP Central, I have a Site in location by Support Net4all.ch <net4all@net4all.ch> Net4All has voluntary cancelled the use of PHP instructions as exec, shell_exec, system, etc., for security raisons (Hackers), is it correct or not, legal or not. Thank's for response. e.klement@bluewin.ch Emeric Klement