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  1. Dec 22nd, 2005, 07:21 PM #1
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    Attaching PHP Files.

    Can we add PHP to the list of Files we can attach please?
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  2. Dec 22nd, 2005, 07:57 PM #2
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    Re: Attaching PHP Files.

    Quote Originally Posted by Pc_Madness
    Can we add PHP to the list of Files we can attach please?
    Can you just put them in a .zip file and attach them that way?
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  3. Dec 23rd, 2005, 04:44 AM #3
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    Re: Attaching PHP Files.

    I usually rename them as .txt files. But, it would be useful.
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    Re: Attaching PHP Files.

    It could be usefull but it could also be a security risk because someone could upload a php file with some "rougue" code in it and mess around with the VBF server. See what i meen ?
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    Re: Attaching PHP Files.

    That wouldn't be possble, becuase the server doesn't execute code in files. If it did then the risk would be the same with text files.
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    Re: Attaching PHP Files.

    The "attachment.php" file is parsed, not the attachment itself.
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    Re: Attaching PHP Files.

    i see. why dont you just use PHP tags?
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    Re: Attaching PHP Files.

    Added for files up to 100,000 bytes.

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    Re: Attaching PHP Files.

    Thnkas Brad, merry Christmas
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