Hello there,

I Need a byp*** to have followlocation working while open_basedir is in
affect.

I Don't see why we can't enable/disable this protection by our selfs
when needed.

Keep the protection enabled by default, and let the ppl disable it if
they realy want to.

Anyway, how can i byp*** this the easy way.

Thx in advanced.

Mathijs wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> I Need a byp*** to have followlocation working while open_basedir is in
> affect.
>
> I Don't see why we can't enable/disable this protection by our selfs
> when needed.

we can't see past the choices we don't understand though can we?

>
> Keep the protection enabled by default, and let the ppl disable it if
> they realy want to.

well you go and code the routines that make that work without completely
raping any form of security that is currently offered by open_basedir - put another
way: if it was that easy someone would have done it by now.

>
> Anyway, how can i byp*** this the easy way.

add the symlinked location to the the open_basedir directive??

>
> Thx in advanced.
>

Jochem Maas wrote:
> Mathijs wrote:
>> Hello there,
>>
>> I Need a byp*** to have followlocation working while open_basedir is in
>> affect.
>>
>> I Don't see why we can't enable/disable this protection by our selfs
>> when needed.
>
> we can't see past the choices we don't understand though can we?
>
>> Keep the protection enabled by default, and let the ppl disable it if
>> they realy want to.
>
> well you go and code the routines that make that work without completely
> raping any form of security that is currently offered by open_basedir - put another
> way: if it was that easy someone would have done it by now.
>
>> Anyway, how can i byp*** this the easy way.
>
> add the symlinked location to the the open_basedir directive??
>
>> Thx in advanced.
>>

Well it is an HTTP site where the re-location come's from.
And it is very irritating when i need to do the header locations my self.

But if there is no setting i can change i think i need to do it my self.
a shame that this can't be fixed on an easy way.

Thx anyway .

Regards,
Mathijs.

So open_basedir settings are mucking with curl's CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION?

That seems pretty whack to this naive reader...

Guess you are stuck reading the headers and doing as many more
curl_exec()s on the Location: as it takes.

On Mon, March 19, 2007 5:15 am, Mathijs wrote:
> Jochem Maas wrote:
>> Mathijs wrote:
>>> Hello there,
>>>
>>> I Need a byp*** to have followlocation working while open_basedir
>>> is in
>>> affect.
>>>
>>> I Don't see why we can't enable/disable this protection by our
>>> selfs
>>> when needed.
>>
>> we can't see past the choices we don't understand though can we?
>>
>>> Keep the protection enabled by default, and let the ppl disable it
>>> if
>>> they realy want to.
>>
>> well you go and code the routines that make that work without
>> completely
>> raping any form of security that is currently offered by
>> open_basedir - put another
>> way: if it was that easy someone would have done it by now.
>>
>>> Anyway, how can i byp*** this the easy way.
>>
>> add the symlinked location to the the open_basedir directive??
>>
>>> Thx in advanced.
>>>
>
> Well it is an HTTP site where the re-location come's from.
> And it is very irritating when i need to do the header locations my
> self.
>
> But if there is no setting i can change i think i need to do it my
> self.
> a shame that this can't be fixed on an easy way.
>
> Thx anyway .
>
> Regards,
> Mathijs.
>
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Richard Lynch wrote:
> So open_basedir settings are mucking with curl's CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION?
>
> That seems pretty whack to this naive reader...
>
> Guess you are stuck reading the headers and doing as many more
> curl_exec()s on the Location: as it takes.

Yep, from version 5.2.0.

http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.2.0

Seems pretty silly to me too but *shrug*

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