> apostrophe\'
> quote\"
> backslash\\
> forwardslash/
>
Why in the HELL would you be escaping message text?? Are you scanning
and rewriting messages again? CGI form data is passed as a blob field
that can be fed to mixmaster directly. So unless you're scanning
individual lines as strings or worse yet words (gosh, why would you want
to do that) there's no reason for any of it.
Did you just out yourself? Yes, I believe you did! :)
> apostrophe\'
> quote\"
> backslash\\
> forwardslash/
It looks like the magic_quotes_gpc variable in the PHP ini file has to be
set to off. That's what I've been told and read. Although I made the
change, it hasn't had any effect, but I'll keep looking into it.
here's an example of how Eel immediately gets judged wrongly. It turns out
that PHP is doing the escaping, not Eel. This makes me wonder how much of
the other criticism of Eel is similarly unfounded.
>
>Still, good luck to him. At least it isn't part of the remailer network
>so the only users he has are people that have chosen to use him.
W2N might be the wave of the future for anon posting.
My dog ate my homework! I swear it!
Thomas
--
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> On 19 Jan 2007, Anonymous <Use-Author-Supplied-Address@[127.1]> wrote:
> >In article <57449532f6adb2bc...@dizum.com>
> >Nomen Nescio <nob...@dizum.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> test1 wrote:
> >>
> >>> apostrophe\'
> >>> quote\"
> >>> backslash\\
> >>> forwardslash/
> >>>
> >>
> >> Why in the HELL would you be escaping message text?? Are you
> >> scanning and rewriting messages again?
> >
> >If he rewrites messages when running an *anonymous remailer*, did you
> >really expect him to not do that with a plain text web form?
>
> here's an example of how Eel immediately gets judged wrongly. It
> turns out that PHP is doing the escaping, not Eel. This makes me
> wonder how much of the other criticism of Eel is similarly unfounded.
You have no clue at all.
HTML form data is passed as environment variables. "PHP" is escaping
quote marks only because **someone** is parsing that data and handling
individual lines as strings for some reason. There's no cause what so
ever for doing that unless you're looking for something in particular.
This little "gotcha" is no less unfounded than even eeltard's admitted
and obvious rewriting of [BAD WORDS], you just don't know enough about
it to avoid making pathetic excuses for it.
>> here's an example of how Eel immediately gets judged wrongly. It
>> turns out that PHP is doing the escaping, not Eel. This makes me
>> wonder how much of the other criticism of Eel is similarly unfounded.
>
>You have no clue at all.
>
>HTML form data is passed as environment variables. "PHP" is escaping
>quote marks only because **someone** is parsing that data and handling
>individual lines as strings for some reason. There's no cause what so
>ever for doing that unless you're looking for something in particular.
>
>This little "gotcha" is no less unfounded than even eeltard's admitted
>and obvious rewriting of [BAD WORDS], you just don't know enough about
>it to avoid making pathetic excuses for it.
(I cannot stand idly by any longer.)
you are one stupid fucking asshole.
The effect of magic_quotes_gbc ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PHP ) has
been repeatedly discussed here and goes over your head but you are such a
fucking moron that you call others stupid. You even ignored the reference
that somebody already posted yesterday. Yet you are going to astound the
world with your blazingly limited knowledge and try to educate us about
HTML form data. You don't even know what an environment variable is, you
complete and utter fucking asshole. This has nothing to do with CGI
environment variables, you stupid shithead of an idiot. It is HTTP POST
data that is being talked about, handled by PHP which escapes certain
charcters as a convenience and as a safety precaution. This escaping was
turned on by default, but now in PHP 5 the php.ini-recomended file has it
as turned off, as well as turning off magic_quotes_runtime.
You have got to be the stupidest fucking asshole to post on this list in a
long, long time.
"handling individual lines as strings"???? What else are they, you
asshole?!?!?!?!? Somewhere you learned some catchphrases which you pretend
to understand.
You are one fucking stupid fucking moron. You impudent little piece of
talking shit. You are the dumbest of any kind of asshole: you refuse to
learn anything that is right in your face.
Haha...
>You are one fucking stupid fucking moron. You impudent little piece
of
>talking shit. You are the dumbest of any kind of asshole: you
refuse to
>learn anything that is right in your face.
Is that you, Jim Bob?
> (I cannot stand idly by any longer.)
>=20
> you are one stupid fucking asshole.
>=20
> The effect of magic_quotes_gbc ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PHP )
=46rom your own cite:
"PHP has traditionally used features such as "magic_quotes_gpc" and
"magic_quotes_runtime" which attempt to escape apostrophes (') and
quotes (") in strings [...]"
^^^^^^^
Just like the poster stated. Unless the data sent by a form is being
handled or scanned in some way magic_quotes isn't an issue.
You were saying what about stupid fucking assholes again??? <snicker>
Yes it is, shitbrain.
>
>You were saying what about stupid fucking assholes again??? <snicker>
Dear shitbrain:
A user reported the problem. You have got to be the stupidest fucking
asshole that has ever posted here. PHP created the problem and a user
reported the resulting problem.
You have no fucking idea how a form submits data and a server module (PHP)
handles it. You are way too stupid to see your own mistakes. You truly are
"The Shitbrain".
I now dub thee as "The shitbrain". <small 's'>
> >Just like the poster stated. Unless the data sent by a form is being
> >handled or scanned in some way magic_quotes isn't an issue.
>
> Yes it is, shitbrain.
No Jiang, your lack of experience and resulting misuse of PHP made it
an issue. Thousands of other people do what you're doing every day
without fucking up messages. The few that do make the clueless mistakes
you've made have the presence of mind to actually test what they code
before opening it up for public use. Your coding errors are excusable.
Your sloppy, obsessive rush to be part of "the group" isn't.
hey, Gilligan!!!!!