PHP Language Bindings

On 9/25/06, Victor Rafael Rivarola Soerensen (FANATICO y
LOCO por
Cristo) <vrrivarogmail.com> wrote:
> What happens when your customers decides to use IIS? Or
do you know of
> a way, without requiring any software addon and
available in a default
> installation, to have it to obey the .htaccess files or
provide it
> with per directory access instructions? How about other
servers?

I'm not familiar with other servers, but I would expect any
decent web
server to allow you do restrict outside access to arbitrary
files and
folders. I quickly googled this and as far as I can see the
equivalent
feature in IIS is called "Web Permissions". IIRC,
IIS also allows you
to specify how different file types are handled, which could
also be
used to prevent them being shown.

I can see that if you had code shared between sites it would
be useful
to store it outside the web folder, but that's really more
like a
library reference than part of the project.

-- 
Michael Hutchinson
http://mjhutchinson.com
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