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Old 23-06-2004, 17:37   #51
Richard M
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Re: I-Web Solutions - NTHW Special Offer Packages

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Originally Posted by greencreeper
Possibly. How would you get the password file out from under htdocs and somewhere more secure? This is one of the issues I had with running PHP scripts within my blog - no safe place to put the configuration file(s).
Put them in another directory, e.g. /htdocs/../secure/
Which would be c:/Apache/secure/ on Windows, username/home/secure/ on Linux.
If you're on about your NTHW blog, then you can't do this though.

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Originally Posted by greencreeper
Just out of interest - what do people use PHP and MySQL for? I've a static site and that's all I can ever see me needing.
I use it for storing user authenticaton data and sessions on my newest site.
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