30 Nov
2005
30 Nov
'05
10:03 p.m.
Marc Delisle schrieb:
Michal Čihař a écrit :
But finding errors especially in classes/objects without this make it
really hard sometimes!
If trigger_error() is a problem on a system than every error is a
problem on this system.
If PMA would not give out any errors it just need to set his own
error_handler.
I do not fully understand what is the problem with trigger_error or what
makes the problems with trigger_error bigger than normal errors?
The real problem is displaying errors to the client, not triggering an
error - so this is a system setting not an application setting.
The only way to handle this is that PMA uses his own error handler.
Or did i understand something completely wrong?
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Sebastian Mendel
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Hi all
I just noticed, that new class uses trigger_error. Should we use this
function? We got security report about path disclosures and this
introduces another way to disclose path information.
Yes, let's stay prudent on this.
Marc