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JeremyMiller
Last Activity: Oct 26 '08, 10:06 PM
Joined: Sep 9 '07
Location: Reno
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I know this is an old thread, but the first I encountered when searching for an answer, so I thought I'd chime in. To do it, you need to attach the event. I have event attachment wrapped in a function, but this should help:
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Consult an attorney! You do not want to be the next news story about losing credit card information and be sued for millions! In general, you should not store cc numbers on a server and doing so is probably breaking the law as well as your payment processor's TOS.
Also, hashes by definition are not 2-way, but 1-way functions. Their usefulness comes from that fact. For instance, if you store a password hashed, you'll never know the...Leave a comment:
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Oh, well you're totally confused. Try starting with this code:
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<form method="post" action="send_sm s.php">
<input type="checkbox" name="candidate username[]" value="dude's name"> Dude's Name<br />
<input type="checkbox" name="candidate username[]" value="dudette' s name"> Dudette's Name<br />
... repeat...Leave a comment:
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There are a number of sorting algorithms. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorting_algorithm for a list of them. Is there a particular one you want implemented. Also, why are you making this harder on yourself?Leave a comment:
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Can you rephrase that so that it's more clear?...Leave a comment:
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You need to find out why they're being flagged as spam. Check the source of the email and see what the spam tool is flagging. They do it on a points system and if you're on too many points, it gets flagged. That said, there are lots of different spam tools and implementations , so don't expect to get through all of them. Having people you email whitelist you is the best route.Leave a comment:
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Damn it. This forum irritates me - I never get email notifications. I wish they'd fix that. It's my only complaint. Anyway, let me stop whining...
If url_fopen is off, then you're screwed on doing something on their servers. If they allow you to view other sites, then you can always get your own hosting and create a proxy. Then, they'd have to have a clue that your site is a proxy site for them to block it unless they block all...Leave a comment:
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Most are. Hackers love Universities. :) Dummies managing dummies who have the ultimate Achilles heel: They think they know everything....Leave a comment:
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Just had a thought: Why not provide a login and link(s) to download the file? No funky codes for your end user to remember, just username and password....Leave a comment:
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I never have had any trouble with collisions using sha1 or md5. I've started to use the better hash functions available in PHP 5. Also, binding to the username helps reduce the likelihood of a problem there.
I like the idea of a random number, though! For my own code, I'll stick with hashes, though. :)Leave a comment:
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I did reply -- creating a one-to-one function over the integers whose inverse was also able to be expressed as a function was more work than I wanted to do. Of course, you could do something simple like y=x^2+3, but that's fairly easy to crack (the inverse for the non-mathematical is y=sqrt(x-3) and is valid as the domain is integers greater than 0. You could then pad the number with leading zeroes. I was looking for a function that's a bit more...Leave a comment:
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Well, if you get caught helping people to violate the rules of the school, be prepared to accept the consequences.
In PHP, just have a form field for the target URL. Then, fetch the contents using file_get_conten ts and echo them out. Very easy. You can also use one of the already available proxy web sites out there.Leave a comment:
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I haven't tried multipart mime on my own. I use http://pear.php.net/packages.php?ca tpid=14&catname =Mail and I highly recommend it. Whenever I've tried to build my own email modules, it works on 80% of stuff and then AOL can't see stuff (can you believe there are dopes still paying them?) or Outlook has a problem (as does all Microsoft stuff). Using PEAR though takes care of all of them (that I've experienced, anyway).Leave a comment:
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I think there are issues doing the \n\r in that order. Most of the time systems will use and expect \r\nLeave a comment:
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Change this line to indicate your directory:
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move_uploaded_f ile($_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"],"../robin1/".$FILES["file"]["name"]);
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Something like
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move_uploaded_f ile($_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"],"C:/wamp/www/practices/".$FILES["file"]["name"]);
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Sounds like you're sending in text-only mode. To send as HTML, use the HTML example on php.net: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.p hp#id3111223Leave a comment:
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hmmm...Messing around with functions for awhile and testing inverses, I'd probably stick with a straight polynomial whose closed-form inverse is easy to find. The big pain here is that they all be integers :) Much easier if that restriction is removed.
OK. So that's in the dump, what about using letters too? You could then do the username concatenated with the download id with padding as necessary.Leave a comment:
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How about this?
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<?php
$numbers = "5 23 4 6 8";
$number_array = explode(" ",$numbers) ;
asort($number_a rray);
echo "Numbers sorted: ".implode(" ",$number_array );
?>
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If you don't want the number to be easily guessable, but with moderate security, you have 2 choices as far as I can tell:
1) Run the database id with a secret seed code through a hash function. Problem here is that hashes are usually more than 10 characters.
2) Run the database id through a function which is one-to-one. Any ole function will work, but if you make it non-linear, then you'll be doing a bit better. If...Leave a comment:
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means one or more non-< and non-> character.Code:[^><]+
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