I realize this is old, but I was just reading through it and noticed there were
not many suggestions.
My idea would be to have a directory which is in a non-publically viewable
place that you can refer to in an include, like
include "/home/nobodyseesthisfolder/secret file"
It should bomb when it can't find the file.
Now that's not the only thing you can do, because anybody with total server
access to their own box can put that file in place, and possibly work around
the issue.
So I suggest putting some of your core functions in a file in the same folder,
that way the program really can't run without that file.
Good Luck
Randy Johnson wrote:
> In PHP how do I make it so a script cannot be called from somewhere else
> other than from my server.
>
> Example
>
> http://domain.com/mail.php is my mail script that is called by
> http://domain.com/signup.html
>
> How do I make it so
>
> http://somebodyelsesdomain.com/signup.html cannot call the mail.php script.
>
> thanks
>
> Randy
>
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