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Where to get show.php

NL5

NL5

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I am looking to download show.php - I believe it is freeware, if not, let me know that as well.

Thanks.

 
I am looking for it to show the server settings - I already have the "source code" - it is my site after all.
 
Originally posted by: LoKe
Well, I have a feeling you're using it to rip someone's source code. -,-
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BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! This works across servers? You can use it on other people's code that runs on other machines?

PHP is such a pile of sh!t!
 
I thought you had to be able to install it on the server - ie - only on your own website.

 
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: LoKe
Well, I have a feeling you're using it to rip someone's source code. -,-
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BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! This works across servers? You can use it on other people's code that runs on other machines?

PHP is such a pile of sh!t!
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Only if you're a retard and don't know how to encrypt your code properly.
 
From what I gather, a program called "show php" would show PHP code. Right? --v

EDIT : If you want to see your code so bad, have a php script copy the code from one of your php files, into a txt file for later reading.
 
I withdraw.

After seeing his site, I can only assume he wants the program for what he says he needs.

Sorry, I made the assumption that such a program would show a php source code, which, I'm sure you can understand, would be terrible.
 
Originally posted by: LoKe
From what I gather, a program called "show php" would show PHP code. Right? --v

EDIT : If you want to see your code so bad, have a php script copy the code from one of your php files, into a txt file for later reading.
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I can access the code via the server - like I said the version of show.php that I had didn't show code at all, just all the server info relating to php. Specifically I need to know what the post_max_size and max_file_upload settings are at on the server - I am on a shared server, so I don't have access to the php.ini file, but the hosting company changed it on the last server.
 
Originally posted by: LoKe
From what I gather, a program called "show php" would show PHP code. Right? --v

EDIT : If you want to see your code so bad, have a php script copy the code from one of your php files, into a txt file for later reading.
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Ah, so a program named "explorer.exe" must explore exe code, right?
 
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: LoKe
From what I gather, a program called "show php" would show PHP code. Right? --v

EDIT : If you want to see your code so bad, have a php script copy the code from one of your php files, into a txt file for later reading.
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Ah, so a program named "explorer.exe" must explore exe code, right?
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From what he said, my assumption was correct. But now that I know what he's using it for, I know that I was wrong.
 
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: LoKe
From what I gather, a program called "show php" would show PHP code. Right? --v

EDIT : If you want to see your code so bad, have a php script copy the code from one of your php files, into a txt file for later reading.
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Ah, so a program named "explorer.exe" must explore exe code, right?
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rofl pmsl lmfao
 
Originally posted by: NL5
Originally posted by: LoKe
From what I gather, a program called "show php" would show PHP code. Right? --v

EDIT : If you want to see your code so bad, have a php script copy the code from one of your php files, into a txt file for later reading.
Click to expand...

I can access the code via the server - like I said the version of show.php that I had didn't show code at all, just all the server info relating to php. Specifically I need to know what the post_max_size and max_file_upload settings are at on the server - I am on a shared server, so I don't have access to the php.ini file, but the hosting company changed it on the last server.
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Mate, create a file called "info.php" and put this:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>
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..in the file, save, upload to server and load the file.
 
Originally posted by: DannyBoy
Originally posted by: xcript
Uhh.. just call the phpinfo function. Eg.

<? phpinfo(); ?>
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bastard, I was here first
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😀

I've been following the thread from the start. LoKe's posts were quite amusing. :laugh:
 
Originally posted by: DannyBoy
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: LoKe
From what I gather, a program called "show php" would show PHP code. Right? --v

EDIT : If you want to see your code so bad, have a php script copy the code from one of your php files, into a txt file for later reading.
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Ah, so a program named "explorer.exe" must explore exe code, right?
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rofl pmsl lmfao
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I thought that was effin hilarious myself.

I DO understand the concern - stealing code is not cool. However, I paid good money to have my site coded, and it worked great till the server switch, and my programmer is MIA, and I have been having a heckuva time getting iit back up - I think it now works halfway, and the server is set to limit the "process", and I need to know what it is set at - I did it when I first set up the site on the old server.

 
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