[Pugged] Alright, my turn

[Tim Perdue]

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On Tue, Sep 24, 2002 at 03:58:18PM -0500, Chris Van Cleve wrote:
> SO, I updated to Mac OS X 10.2 and went through the horrendous discovery =
that my backup scheme for MySQL didn't work. Starting over from scratch, an=
d updating PHP in the process, I now have a problem I'm having difficulty g=
etting around. It worked before, but now it doesn't.
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> I am testing for a needed level of access for a page. The page sets a var=
iable named $auth=20
> to 50, then in my authfile it tests as follows:
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> if(!$_SESSION['usr_seclvl'] > $auth)
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> Then display an access restricted message instead of the protected page. =
What happens in reality, however, is it lets anyone of any level other than=
 0 (zero) into the page. Any ideas? Need mroe info than that?
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> Let me know. I'll get it eventually, but I've already spent a week resurr=
ecting this already. I want speed! ;) Thanks!

I haven't fully pondered your message, but I wonder if you are running into
the issue where PHP is more strict now with global variables?

/usr/local/lib/php.ini:
register_globals =3D On

That comes turned off by default.

Tim

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