Re: use php but not access the source
From: Justin Koivisto (spam_at_koivi.com)
Date: 01/26/04
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Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 14:05:53 GMT
/dev/null wrote:
> Yes, I think eventually I'm going to just give them some php that connects
> up to my site (on the same server) and requests my site do the work.
Being on the same server isn't going to help you any, because shell
access will still allow the files to be read. However, you could chroot
the ftp, then the users can only browse the files in their home
directory - if they only have ftp access.
> And it would allow that their site could eventually reside on another
> server, although that's not an optimal solution.
Maybe not an optimal solution, but if you don't want the code to get out...
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