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 Posted by shror on 12/27/07 06:29 
On Dec 27, 2:06 am, shimmyshack <matt.fa...@gmail.com> wrote: 
> On Dec 26, 5:43 pm, NC <n...@iname.com> wrote: 
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> > On Dec 24, 11:55 pm, shror <shahi...@gmail.com> wrote: 
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> > > On Dec 24, 7:48 pm, NC <n...@iname.com> wrote: 
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> > > > You want to execute arbitrary PHP code on your server, so there 
> > > > is no way of "avoiding danger or hacking"...  The only half-safe 
> > > > solution I can think of is that the PHP server on which the user- 
> > > > supplied code runs is virtual (so whatever damage the hackers do will 
> > > > disappear when the server is restarted) and separate from the server 
> > > > on which the application is hosted. 
> 
> > > so now for doing this system what about having a free hosting account 
> > > that support the php do you think they could allow me host these 
> > > dangerous pages on their servers or they will close my account after 
> > > being attacked by any small danger. 
> 
> > On a properly configured server, other customers will not be in 
> > danger.  Only you will have the risk of having your site defaced by 
> > your students.  So the hosting company probably wouldn't mind, unless 
> > your students start using your site to send out substantial amounts of 
> > spam. 
> 
> > > also what is the w3schools doing in order to avoid the danger they 
> > > face, does any body know. 
> 
> > 3schools is not allowing arbitrary server-side code to run; they have 
> > pages that allow you to test some JavaScript, whose code is executed 
> > client-side (i.e., in browser). 
> 
> > Cheers, 
> > NC 
> 
> yeah set it all up to run from some frames which use php pages on a 
> free site, great, but parse the output of these scripts so that you 
> dont get javascript being pushed back into your site (if you use 
> logins this allows one user to get at anothers data) 
> so you could have an array of allowed functions, together will strict 
> typing of inputs that are passed to those functions, and allow the 
> user to write some basic php, which is then line by line pregmatched 
> and then youre pretty safe, then paste the url here so we can have a 
> play, sounds like fun. I am surprised nothings out there already 
> though. 
 
Thnx for all your support and I will try to do some of the tests in 
order to check safety and validity of my system, also to get your 
support in getting a better contents to give to those students. 
 
Thanks so much. 
 
shror
 
  
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