file-extension

Im re-writing a file hosting site, and I want to have the ability to host every single file type (instead of just having a whilelist of allowed extensions). Im running nginx and linux. Site is built in php. I'd disable th upload of .php files.... but other than that.... is there anything else I should watch out for? Here's a list of the extensions we tend to block on our php file upload system. 1st you would be best to save the files in a none accessible folder that way no one can run any files uploaded and second do a force download of every file, that way it can't be opened either. Extension

I have a directory will create every day file like '2018-08-14-9-22-4', the file name created is by yyyy-mm-dd-h-m-s, how to check file is exists by substring like '2018-08-14' ? and get the file full name and file size ? my $file = "$yy-$mm-$dd-$hh-$mm-$ss"; my $path = '/home/httpd/doc/$user/$year/[every day file]' Simplest way would be to use the pattern matching in glob , and then use stat on the file. for my $name ( glob('2018-08-14-*') ) { my $size = ( stat($name) )[7]; say "name is '$name', size is $size bytes"; } or better yet... use File::stat use File::stat; for my $name ( glob('2018

I'm working on a project while involves TOM files (.t extension), which get compiled into .c files. Now, I've told my Eclipse to treat them like C sources files, but the CDT indexer doesn't seem to want to touch them. Is it possible to tell it to consider additional filetypes? Note: TOM files look just like C files but with some additional syntax, which would just look like syntax errors on some lines to the indexer. The easiest way to do this is define a new association. To do this on your project, open Project Properties -> C/C++ General -> File Types , then select Use Project Settings and

I have different types of files in table (txt, doc, jpg, etc) and I want to save them all to my file system. I know how to do it file by file, but it's no use, I have to do a loop that saves all files with right extensions at once. Any advice? I do it this way now: DECLARE @ObjectToken INT EXEC sp_OACreate 'ADODB.Stream', @ObjectToken OUTPUT EXEC sp_OASetProperty @ObjectToken, 'Type', 1 EXEC sp_OAMethod @ObjectToken, 'Open' EXEC sp_OAMethod @ObjectToken, 'Write', NULL, <this is where binary data goes> EXEC sp_OAMethod @ObjectToken, 'SaveToFile', NULL, 'd:/file.txt', 2 EXEC sp_OAMethod