1. RE: Security Issues?
Works for me, after clicking OK I got a page that said Welcome!
Jonas
C. K. Lester wrote:
> What security issues are there in using Eu WebServer, if any?
>
> Somebody see if this works for them: http://208.188.27.10/members (use
> any
> userid and password). This may not be up for much longer...
>
> how do i redirect to another page?
> how do i prevent the userid and password from showing up in the URL text
> box
> after the user clicks "OK"?
>
>
2. RE: Security Issues?
> Somebody see if this works for them: http://208.188.27.10/members (use
> any
> userid and password). This may not be up for much longer...
It's not up anymore, but I'll be testing every once in a while.
I still need to know:
how do i redirect to another page?
For instance, I've gotten the user's ID and password, and now I want to
send them to the next page. Or I guess I should just form the HTML with
the appropriate content and each link has a parameter indicating a valid
user is clicking around... ??? Anybody with some helpful hints and tips,
please speak up.
3. RE: Security Issues?
On 26 Nov 2002, at 18:32, C. K. Lester wrote:
>
>
> > Somebody see if this works for them: http://208.188.27.10/members (use
> > any
> > userid and password). This may not be up for much longer...
>
> It's not up anymore, but I'll be testing every once in a while.
>
> I still need to know:
>
> how do i redirect to another page?
>
> For instance, I've gotten the user's ID and password, and now I want to
> send them to the next page. Or I guess I should just form the HTML with
> the appropriate content and each link has a parameter indicating a valid
> user is clicking around... ??? Anybody with some helpful hints and tips,
> please speak up.
I don't know the program you are using. I haveto use apache on the nix shell,
and it won't accept the nick!password at domain.com form of an url. I can't
even get it to return the index.html or the default.html, and i can't reach
orkim, his email bounces.
Kat,
someone shoot me, please.
4. RE: Security Issues?
> > What environment variable do I look for? How do I retrieve it?
>
> object cookie
>
> cookie = getenv("HTTP_COOKIE")
Doesn't the cookie exist on the user's PC? If that's the case, how can the
getenv() function return something from a file on the user's PC, if, indeed,
that is what it does...?
