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Possible for end users to find out about hardware info?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Roy@ENHOST, May 27, 2004.

  1. Roy@ENHOST

    Roy@ENHOST Well-Known Member

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    Hi guys,

    Is it possible for an end user who has no access to cpanel to find out about the server info(processor,drives,RAM) via PHP or any other language?
     
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    Sure, there are several ways someone could find info about the server. Many of those depend on how you have your server security setup.
     
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    Hi Roy,

    I have install a script which can show some info on your server. You can take a look if it suit your needs here http://www.eazistore.com/server/

    Please drop me a mail and I could pass you the script :)

    Rgds,
    Vincent Kam
     
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    It's even easier than that. If anyone has access to upload a file to the server, all they need to do is create a php file and add 1 line with phpinfo in it and they basically have a list of all kinds of stuff on the server unless this is disabled at the server level.
     
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    Mind sharing what that one line would be?


    -sage
     
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    PHP:
    <?php phpinfo(); ?>
    That may be what he was talking about. :D
     
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