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if the php file is printed rather than executed, the include will not be followed. You'd see the "include /path/to/inaccessible/file" but you wouldn't see the
by lsc 16y ago
if the php file is printed rather than executed, the include will not be followed.
You'd see the "include /path/to/inaccessible/file" but you wouldn't see the passwords within the include.
I think. I haven't seriously used php since 2003 or so.
- russss 16y agoYes, but included files still need a <?php tag at the top, or PHP just prints them out.