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[ILUG] php

[ILUG] php

Bryan O'Donoghue typedef at eircom.net
Tue May 31 17:56:03 IST 2005


Kenn Humborg wrote:
>>Moreover... I'm still not seeing a huge advantage in using automagic ADO
>>parameters... at all really.
>>
>>Perhaps you could give some more examples ?
> 
> 
> Maybe I want to allow strings in fields to contain "special"
> chars like '"; without having to worry about quoting rules.

Uh huh.

http://phplens.com/lens/adodb/docs-adodb.htm

I haven't used this ... so... I can't comment on whether it's
good/bad/indifferent.


<snip>

> See that line above with the single period?  That's the marker for
> end of body text in SMTP.  Yet I can still include it in an email
> and it gets through unmodified.
> 

Uh huh, but, I strongly suspect your mail client did something did such that

.

Didn't terminate the SMTP session...

/searches brain...

Isn't it the case that SMTP commands are delimited with \r\n or am I mad ?

Thus if you could 'inject' CRLF.CRLF into your mail client's Data
payload that *would* break the SMTP session

> Similarly, the database should make it easy for me to store the
> string 
> 
>    '"; DROP DATABASE blah
> 
> in a field.  Why not?  It's just text.

Well, unless you plan to use user input as the criteria of a WHERE
clause... I don't see how *any* INSERT/RETRIEVE operations on *data* in
a *database* can be considered outside the pale !

Aside from the php ADO layer, which I can't and won't comment on since,
I've no experience of it... solutions like the following

http://www.webmasterstop.com/63.html

Don't seem to be a "Turning test" level difficulty in a non ADO world.

--

Best Regards,
Bryan



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