On 28-Jan-2004 Joey Manley wrote:
> Here's another question, possibly easier. Possibly even bone-headed.
>
> What kind of checking/filtering/changing do I need to do on a
> user-submitted
> string before I can feel comfortable using it to name a new directory
> in the
> web root on Linux/Apache?
Mike & Joey, et al --
...and then Mike Migurski said...
%
% >What kind of checking/filtering/changing do I need to do on a
% >user-submitted string before I can feel comfortable using it to name a
...
% >appreciative. Or is this just a Terrible Idea That Should Never Be
% >Contemplated?
In gene
>Here's another question, possibly easier. Possibly even bone-headed.
>
>What kind of checking/filtering/changing do I need to do on a
>user-submitted string before I can feel comfortable using it to name a
>new directory in the web root on Linux/Apache? Anybody have a quick
>Regular Expression t
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Thanks for the thoughts on .sit files. I still don't quite know what I'll
do (maybe I'll just force'em to make .zips -- it's not like it's IMPOSSIBLE
for a Mac to make .zips).
Here's another question, possibly easier. Possibly even bone-headed.
What kind of checking/filtering/changing do I need
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