Re: Apache and home directories (file browser).

From: alan (amd_at_headru.sh)
Date: 02/20/04

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    Please be aware that allowing uploads through php is quite insecure. A
    lot of php-Nuke hacks have been accomplished that way. google for
    security info on uploads through php.

    alan
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