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Using php include to hide source??
Say i have a website, and i want to include some stuff from another website(but when people view my source they see mysite.com/crap.php, they cant actually tell where crap.php is pulling info from).
For example say my website is xxweekxx.com, and at the bottom of my index page i want to load up gfy.com, but i want to use php, so my users see gfy at the bottom(ill call it using maybe xxweekxx.com/gfy.php), but they cant actually tell gfy.php came from gfy.com does this make sense? |
If they really want the info badly they can just download the file and look at your the path to the includes. Sure some people will only view html source but you can't guaratee they won't download the file.
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Why so sketchy?
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Sounds like you're describing a proxy.
More shifty shit. :2 cents: |
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even using something like wget, the server still executes the php and returns html code. unless the server is misconfigured you're probably not going to be able to download the php and view the source code |
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a proxy? wtf u smoking dude get off my balls..
im trying to LOAD UP HTML PAGES from my server but dont want people to know the source of the pages.. A proxy LETS YOU CONNECT to another server/network and MASK who you are. it has nothing to do with PHP/HTML.. sheesh, get offffffffff my balls nigga you follow my threads like shit on a fly bashing me left and right and you have 0 clue what im doing.. what im doing is 100% legal, IS NOT MAIL, its a project im working on... you happy? leave me alone now Ill be hitting you up woj |
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<? echo file_get_contents('http://www.gfy.com'); ?>
php.ini has to have allow_furl_open or osmething liek that enabled |
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