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I'm experiencing a problem related to php sess_ files.
In our development environment, we have sess_ files accesibles and content:
boRegister|b:1;svIdUsuario|s:1:"1";boUsuarioSistema|b:1;
The same application in a production environment, we have sess_ files content like
KTkxG_TKqVeI4evDDbR6URAy9Xpj6REgeTQ5hozoMzggmWhScEtIcAwFBMU_JN1WAsrDNeQpABgO0dfHtm-xCNpDGrcwI .....
Application in production environment is managing php sessions ok, but we need to access to another users session data and with this environment session_decode does not work.
Any idea about this sess_ files content codification?
Thanks in advance....
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Can a web server push multiple downloads to a browser and ask it to download all the files and place them in the local storage in a pre-provided directory structure.
No.
You have two main options.
Serve a .zip file with the directory structure inside it.
Your web page can initiate multiple downloads - although the browser will warn the user.
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I have a private server on which I have placed a .php file in the root folder.
I want to run the .php file script by accessing it from the URL.
SO how can this be achieved.
Did you installed apache yet? to run a php page you need a web server like apache, nginx.
If installed, place your php file in public_html folder.
then, you can execute your php file by visiting http://yourdomain.com/yourpage.php
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I Have Created PHP Custom Application, want to make a UI for Setup the project in User System without touching and configuring the code.
As of Now, I am Calling a Php File Writing the complete Script(DB creation, and table Creation, Loading the Content in Table, creating Config File etc.)
It`s Working File. if there is an other solution please Share.
Thanks.
During the installation, create a particular file.
In the index.php, check if this file exists before proceeding. If it does, installation has been run before and you can proceed. If it doesn't, the application is not installed yet.
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I am deploying my php app on a local server for my customer. I will be using wamp to run the app. How can I secure my php code from reuse?
You can install zend into your apache and use zend to encode PHP and obfuscate your application to Protect your code.
You can read here too:
http://www.zend.com/en/products/guard
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I have a LAMP configuration set up in a VM WARE. I am going to transfer files via FTP using transmit client.
Currently I have my files in the following directory
192.133.323.122/website/project/home.php
Do I create a folder in a specific directory?
Usually it'll go in your
your_user_here/var/www
but it doesn't matter really, as long as you know where it is and you know how to reach it.
I would suggest creating a folder with the name of the site, so you can find it easily, so it'll be something:
your_user_root/var/www/project_name