One condition was magic quotes enabled, it was one of the main factors of the tutorial, but it was rewritten and I included both examples with magic quotes on/off. As you know, you cant use into outfile with magic quotes, so this was written for the use of load_file. Of course outfile is a better option but giving the circumstances, it would be impossible with magic quotes on. PS - no matter how rare it is, it's best to have these writeups stashed away - you never know when you'll need them :3
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(Jun 9, 2014 01:15 PM)-DownFall Wrote: One condition was magic quotes enabled, it was one of the main factors of the tutorial, but it was rewritten and I included both examples with magic quotes on/off. As you know, you cant use into outfile with magic quotes, so this was written for the use of load_file. Of course outfile is a better option but giving the circumstances, it would be impossible with magic quotes on. PS - no matter how rare it is, it's best to have these writeups stashed away - you never know when you'll need them :3 Right - I'm not saying that this should be regarded as completely useless and thrown away, I just don't think it deserves the title of: (Jun 9, 2014 02:14 AM)dotcppfile Wrote: one of the most important threads on HF (Jun 9, 2014 01:48 PM)wowrude Wrote: Right - I'm not saying that this should be regarded as completely useless and thrown away, I just don't think it deserves the title of: I understand what you mean but the problem is that I looked in this section and I found tuts related to simple union based injections and xss challenges on the front page while something unique as this tutorial was forgotten about lol.
The only thing is this thread is unique. Simply put, you're right it doesn't deserve that title, nor do any of the guides I made. There simply here for those who need them.
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