> Master:
> Code 1:
> Code 2:
> Code 3:
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> If I change the GET requests to simple variables, and assign a new
> variable called $secure, and asign it the value: 126807.714285714
> The page works!
> Makes me think there's a GET error?
>
> Can anyone
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On Friday 07 May 2004 20:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > varibale called 'secure'
> > we asign that variable that value of '4654376534' and divide it by the
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> da
How about something like this:
Write a script on server 1 to accept "username" and "password" parameters. If
successful, it echoes "1", if not, it echoes "0".
On server 2, you do something like this:
$s = file("http://server1?login.php?username=$username&password=$password";);
if ($s[0])
{
On Friday 07 May 2004 20:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > varibale called 'secure'
> > we asign that variable that value of '4654376534' and divide it by the
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> day
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> > (eg: if it's the 12th of may, we divide by 12.. 7th of June, we divide
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> by
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> > 7)
That would result in a floating point
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What about allowing your UK server to access the database of your USA
Server? You could open a port to that specific IP address only, ...
Then authenticati
What about allowing your UK server to access the database of your USA
Server? You could open a port to that specific IP address only, ...
Then authenticating users on the UK server would work like a charm.
You could even create a 'shared' database for basic session
information.
I think if session
To recap...
We have two servers:
1. USA - holds most of our databases, and E-mail. but specifically, the
usernames and passwords, or all our users (Lotus Domino Server)
2. UK - Runs our website. (Unix Server)
We wanted to be able to allow people to login on on server 1, and getr
authenticated et
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