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Hi all
I got a little question about a good application design in PHP.
If I use a mysql connection for example, I have to store my mysql-password
somewhere in the code. If it's just in the mysql-class, that's not that good,
because if somebody changes the functionality, he'd see it.
I also can't
I've always thought that it was pretty safe to store this kind of material
outside of the web-browser accessible path of your host. Of course, you
then have to be careful who has access to your site via ftp.
Let's see what comes of this question :)
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On Tue, Nov 01, 2011 at 02:24:05PM +0100, Florian Müller wrote:
>
> Hi all
> I got a little question about a good application design in PHP.
> If I use a mysql connection for example, I have to store my mysql-password
> somewhere in the code. If it's just in the mysql-class, that's not that good,
>
> I store things like this in a file above the document root - so not
> grabbable by URL.
> Don't store it in the code ... you then end up with the password stored in
> several
> places & then difficult to change.
>
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2011/11/1 Sharl.Jimh.Tsin :
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