Marc wrote:
>Someone else can confirm this behavior?
My fault... Fixed into the CVS tree.
Loïc
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Feature #484158, the IP allow/deny host authentication code has now been
completed and commited. It's been in live testing on my public server for
a week now, using cookie authentication mode. I would appreciate some more
testing of the code, particularlly under the HTTP and Config
authentication modes.
I'm still working on the DB-Config stuff. More to follow on that later.
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Hi List!
>In this, the first bug is that the table name might be longer than 50
>characters. Secondly, could we possibly change the default name to
>indicate that this is linked to PMA ? Possibly rename the default table
>to 'phpMyAdmin_pdf_table_position'?
I agree to both these suggestion but I would prefer the prefixes for
all these tables to be "PMA_" rather than "phpMyAdmin"... because
I'm a lazzy guy ;)
>I don't know how in depth the PDF code is, but in the configuration
>file, could we please have a variable to disable it, such as
>$cfg['PDF_schema_dump']
Hum, just let the "$cfg['Servers'][$i]['pdf_table_position']" directive
empty. I don't like much the idea to add an other setting once again.
>and ideally after that there should be a check for the PDF
>extension being loaded.
The major goal of the "fpdf" class is to generates pdf files without
using the php pdf extension, so we don't need to check for it.
Loïc
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Loïc" <loic-div(a)ifrance.com>
> Alexander wrote:
> >We must change this. It would be to insecure if we'd let the user log in
> >without knowing its IP!
>
> Yep but this means every user we can't get the true ip address (and
> whatever we do, there will always be some users in this case) is
> banished from phpMyAdmin. Isn't it a bit rude?
It is... But what else shall we do?
Denying the access only if we can detect the user's IP would be a little
inconsistent, wouldn't it?
Alexander
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I was just working on my documentation for my IP allow/deny code, and
noticed the commit of the PDF code. I see a major error in it. This was
the sample code for creating the table to get used:
CREATE TABLE `pdf_table_position` (
`table_name` varchar(50) NOT NULL default '',
`x` float unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
`y` float unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
PRIMARY KEY (`table_name`)
) TYPE=MyISAM COMMENT='Table positions for PDF schema';
In this, the first bug is that the table name might be longer than 50
characters. Secondly, could we possibly change the default name to
indicate that this is linked to PMA ? Possibly rename the default table to
'phpMyAdmin_pdf_table_position'?
I don't know how in depth the PDF code is, but in the configuration file,
could we please have a variable to disable it, such as
$cfg['PDF_schema_dump']? The code should check for that being set before
doing anything, and ideally after that there should be a check for the PDF
extension being loaded. (And try to load it as well).
The reason I want the configuration variable above all else, is that for a
long time I have had problems with a few PHP extensions, that have
compiled fine on my system, but if I tried to use them, they would totally
corrupt the output. So I had to disable them and not load the extensions,
but there were still a few scripts that caused problems when they loaded
the extensions on their own.
The main extensions to cause problems for me have been PDF, BZIP, GZIP,
IMAP, mcrypt and pspell.
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Hello / Bonjour,
What do you think about this idea ?
It could be very useful
Regards,
Armel.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Churm" <churmtom(a)hotmail.com>
To: <armel.fauveau(a)globalis-ms.com>
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 5:01 PM
Subject: adding Excel or Word dumps to phpMyAdmin
> hi, armel:
>
> i wrote a very simple php code to dump the contents of a mysql database to
> either a dynamically created ms excel file or a dynamically created ms
word
> file.
>
> do you think this would be a worthwhile addition to phpMyAdmin- so that
> users could automatically generate excel or word dumps of tables, or from
> select queries?
>
> in case the attached zip file isn't there for some reason, you can
download
> my code from here, if you're interested:
>
> http://www.churm.com/downloads/
>
> thanks & sorry to bother you (contributing to phpMyAdmin is a one of my
> dreams ;--}
>
> tom churm
> churmtom(a)hotmail.com
>
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