[Prevent include files with .inc from being downloaded]

Greetings,

The AddType directive will cure your problem.

Note in the list below the part that includes the .inc

at the end. That\'s the line you need to prevent ppl

from having your source dumped to their browser when

calling your .inc files in their location box on their

browsers.

Just add the line next to your other PHP directives

in the global section of your httpd.conf file.

 

   AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

   AddType application/x-httpd-php .php4

   AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps

   AddType application/x-httpd-php .phtml

   AddType application/x-httpd-php .inc

 

Best wishes,

Chris

[Problem with the URL variables...]

Greetings,

One place to look in regards to the cookie handling,

is in your php.ini file. There is a section specifically

regarding wheather or not, and how PHP will handle

cookies. This does not mean that your script may

not be the reason. It is simply one reason you may be

having trouble.

 

Best wishes,

Chris

[Apache Log Configuration Question]

Greetings,

No offence, but it\'s fairly well covered in the heavily

commanted httpd.conf file. Look for the area describing

the CUSTOM LOGGING feature. In short:

/path/to/log_file/logfilename custom.

Just read the conf file. It has the better details.

 

Best wishes,

Chris

[Suggest a text editor]

Greetings,

I have a suggestion that will work on any OS.

The editor is called NEdit. It\'s very powerful and you\'ll

probably never need another editor. The windoze ver.

can be found @ http://nedit.1command.com . Any other

OS ver. can be found @ http://nedit.org . Unlike the BBEdit

you were talking about - this editor is FREE! Hope you like

it.

 

Best wishes,

Chris