How well suited is a PHP-MySQL implemetation???

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Hi there.

I'm going to start a project at university so thought i'd get some advice before i do.

In the project i am to develop a content management system for the University Biology Lab(don't ask why!). The online implentation is to have high security, as well as other features such as ease of use, reliability and so on.

My question is;
:help:
How suited is Php-MySql for this??
I have created a online management system before using php-MySql, but, i did not consider safety as there was no need.

Thanks in advance!
 
k4pil said:
Hi there.

I'm going to start a project at university so thought i'd get some advice before i do.

In the project i am to develop a content management system for the University Biology Lab(don't ask why!). The online implentation is to have high security, as well as other features such as ease of use, reliability and so on.

My question is;
:help:
How suited is Php-MySql for this??
I have created a online management system before using php-MySql, but, i did not consider safety as there was no need.

Thanks in advance!
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Hi!
I's just algorithm:
Firstly to you need exploring all what you can find in internet about php (http://www.php.net/links) about session it's can help, and MySQL tables and how operate it (I'm use MySQL Manager by EMS, try find in google)
Secondly using session you can organize somethisg like this:
1 in additional table you are store:
a: userlogin string 20
b: userpassword string 20
c: userlastvisit date 8
d: userip string 15 (optional)
e: usersession string 32 (optional)
2 create function/class what check usersession or/and userip(current).
3 include this function/class into common or somthing like file
4 done

Good luck!
 
userpassword should be a string of 32 characters: MD5 hash.. the security in php is discussed best in http://www.phpsec.org
otherwise php and mysql give you a power to create highly secure applications
 
It all depends on which function u are talking about?

Creating MySQL Table is done with a CREATE TABLE Statement documentation for which is found at http://dev.mysql.com

The rest is simply some logic with PHP and requests to MySQL
 
Alexej Kubarev said:
userpassword should be a string of 32 characters: MD5 hash.. the security in php is discussed best in http://www.phpsec.org
otherwise php and mysql give you a power to create highly secure applications
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For A Company or Website proclaiming to be a php Security consortium I wouldn't trust much on there site when they don't have a valid
SSL Certificate.... Just my two cents, would rather research stuff myself.
 
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