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<0> NiDhiBeY: me too, know a good shrink?
<0> i wish mysql supported more encryption stds
<0> aes and des are both fairly weak now
<1> winmutt can u help me
<2> !tell NiDhiBeY about u
<0> !tell NiDhiBeY rules
<2> i SHA1 and then rot13 the p***words
<0> NiDhiBeY: dont ask to ask, just ask
<3> heh, just do something like crypt(md5($p***word),md5($username)) no more secure, collision-wise, than any other crypt() function.
<1> he thing is i been doin this thin in
<1> xml
<4> b1n0ry: It just takes longer :P
<0> NiDhiBeY: what is your native language
<3> ebonics
<4> 'he'? 'thin'... um... huh?
<1> winmutt an when people load it to the comp its in the temp
<4> and now in English, please.
<1> winmutt so people wil see where my file is stored
<5> dools, thanks... ended up with $arr[$row['recid']] = $row['shortname'];
<5> does the trick.
<4> !tell NiDhiBeY about enter
<3> use sessions, match keys, use secure sockets, don't give your db server a direct connection to the internet, and require users to sign-in each visit and you can be ***ured at least a -reasonable- level of security for the majority of projects.
<1> winmutt so i need to write a code in php to refer my xml file
<1> winmutt can you help me out in this
<3> and if Joe Hacker really thinks it's worth his time and effort to hack your 'blog so that he can make it say you ate cheese for lunch instead of beans, then more power to him.
<6> s/cheese/****/
<1> winmutt ?
<3> our retarded cfo put in a policy that he wants confidential documents e-mailed because it's more secure than fax. what a retard.
<2> haha
<2> punch him for me.... in the ear
<4> my boss claims, that crypt(), even with the salt is uncrackable
<7> b1n0ry what company is this
<8> wow b1n0ry that's like a walking H4N1 chicken
<3> he's afraid that someone could be standing next to the fax machine when the document comes out that shouldn't see it. i guess it's much more secure to send that information through a hundred servers operated and connected to by people you don't even know over a wide open network of hundreds of millions of users.
<7> b1n0ry heh
<7> secure email then
<6> OTP
<7> reject all attachments that arent smime encoded with a key
<9> phones aren't any more secure...
<9> ya know, AT&T in the midde
<9> *middle
<7> A_Jelly_Donut most fax machines have secure codecs these days
<4> Jymmm: Depends on the string length.
<9> really? didn't know that
<2> A_Jelly_Donut: unless you have an internal phone-system that doesnt always dial out
<7> A_Jelly_Donut, yep, been that way for about 10years now
<6> Stormchaser not really
<3> A_Jelly_Donut: it's a bit more difficult to tap an analog fax line than it is to stick a listener on an SMTP relay. analog fax tap typically requires some sort of physical contact with the line. SMTP listeners can be found using Google and run from the bedrooms of script kiddies.
<7> they do a basic cypher exchange when they connect
<7> b1n0ry, a physical line tap is a lot harder to notice tho
<7> impossible usually
<7> been lots of cases of guys going into the sewer to install taps/wireless repeaters for corporate espionage
<3> StormTide: agreed, but i highly doubt that someone would go through the troube just to see how many minor warnings John Production Tech has in his personnel file.
<7> heh this is true
<6> b1n0ry: That's how the Russians did it... look who's about to get fired and has the most to lose
<0> NiDhiBeY: that doesnt make alot of sense
<0> what do you mean by refer to
<10> is there a way I can check, within CLI, which extensions PHP is loading?
<4> php -m
<0> fiber is somewhat hard to tap :)_
<2> i say there are too many storm* nicks
<10> Stormchaser: danke
<11> ah, median = lambda x:x[:].sort() or x[len(x)/2]
<4> o.O
<12> Ceran: That's some weird php syntax :P
<6> winmutt: only if you go more than 7.5 degrees
<2> winmutt: thats probably true
<3> and, actually, fax in our environment is -much- more secure because it's actually not analog. it's converted to a digital signal and routed through our point-to-point T1. our mail server, on the other hand, is outsourced to some guy in virginia with an internet connection in his garage.
<13> is there any way for php to find out what type of a file a file is? or would you have to use the 'file'
<2> b1n0ry: many many peoplehvae internet connections in their garages
<0> Jymmm: its really hard if someone was using quantum encryption :)
<7> b1n0ry laff
<0> not that anyone does
<2> Renacor: theres a PEAR extension called finfo
<10> hmph
<2> or maybe its pecl..
<3> itrebal: yes, i know. but that's not my point.
<2> b1n0ry: :D
<14> What is the best way to remove all non-alphanumeric characters from a string?
<15> preg_replace
<14> Or if it's faster just return true if there are any non-alphanumeric characters
<3> dampja1: $newstring = preg_replace('/[^0-9a-z]/i', '', $oldstring)
<15> dampja1, yes, that is faster.
<9> dampja1, preg_replace([^A-Z0-9], '', $string)
<2> /[^a-zA-Z0-9]/ i think
<9> yeah
<14> Julian: how do I see if there are any non-alphanumeric characters?
<9> preg_match
<3> itrebal: /[^0-9a-z]/i
<2> b1n0ry: does the /i mean case-insesiive?
<9> yes
<3> yep
<4> yo
<2> good to know
<4> itrebal: you mean you didn't knew that?
<3> makes things shorter
<15> http://us2.php.net/manual/en/reference.pcre.pattern.modifiers.php <- there's a list of all the modifiers
<14> thanks
<2> Stormchaser: i'm very very low in the chain of regex knowledge
<16> http://www.php.net/ctype_alnum
<3> probably for the better
<4> heh
<3> less likely to rely on it
<16> Better than preg for just checking a-zA-Z0-9
<2> i love me some regex though
<3> hey, closing time... gonna gather up my jacket and move it to the exit.
<10> I am setting up a remote web server, and everything is going nice and well until I install phpMyAdmin and I get told "Cannot load the mysql extension", though php -m shows the mysql extension is loaded and I have included it in my php.ini; what the hell could be wrong?
<3> have a good evening, i'm heading to walmart
<14> Hmm - the expression you guys gave me, is that to detect alphanumeric, or does the ^ act as a !
<4> indeed so... php.net/pcre
<3> merlincorey: if you're on windows, then it's likely that you didn't move the mysql and libmysql files to c:\windows\system
<3> or system32, don't remember
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