Re: query for a new Web Server which don't have PHP support yet, but working for it

You should check the PHP SAPI documentation (is there any?), your best move would bet to integrate php through the fastcgi sapi. Tyrael On Mon, Jul 26, 2010 at 11:28 AM, Abhishek [ABK] Kumar <abhikumar163@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi *PHP-WebMaster(s)*, > > *Q. What I want to know?* > *Answer.* > I'm trying to add PHP support to my created 'Web Server'...* it's ABK > SiteHoster* > h t  t p : / / sourceforge . net / projects / sitehoster / > {link is like this b'coz it was failing otherwise suggesting it to be spam} > > Currently, I just added "cmd> php fileName.php" to it. Which just returns me > converted Markup Langauge form of script. > Now, I'm  confused about passing on the information about data sent along > GET/POST/... user request and Session Variables to PHP. > Could anyone inform me how this is handled in other servers or what > feature/parameter of PHP allows me to do so. > > *Q. What I think?* > *Answer.* > May be read entire script... place the data wherever script is using it and > then send that modified script to PHP-CLI. > Is it the only way... is there a simpler way, more handled on PHP-side. > > {I'm looking for this info online, but if someone could suggest me some > link/resource... it would be great.} > > *Q. Why am I developing a new Web Server, when there are already so many?* > *Answer.* > *"Let Web Security Be Served By Web Server", don't make it a headache of Web > Developer.* > I'm a security enthusiast and developer who is trying to build a Web Server > secured from ground level. > The idea behind it is that all Web-developers are not aware security > measures in development. > Those who are aware are not always careful enough to integrate security > measures . > There are so many frameworks and add-ons available and used for > web-development that you can't guarantee all of them for all their actions > to be robust. > So, here what I'm trying to create is a Web server... which is itself > capable enough of preventing (bad) users/hackers to attack any > web-application. > Currently I've a concept to stop XSS and SQL-Injection based attacks. > I've a web-server ready supporting HTTP v1.1 partially just for simplest GET > Request/Response where browser generate a GET request for any WebPage or any > binary file {in the released version, version under test is a bit ahead}. > And that file is served to be displayed in browser or download as per the > file features are. > Currently, I'm working on implementing 'XSS-Patch' and 'PHP support' > to it. > > -- > > -- > Regards, > Abhishek Kumar > sites . google . com / site / abhikumar163 / > ~=ABK=~ >