.htaccess

[splintercell!]

Ok this proably isnt the best style script for multi user login but:

<?php
session_start();
$_SESSION['name'] = $name;
{
$name = $_POST['name'];
$password = $_POST['password'];

$user = test;
$pass = test;

if(($name == $user) && ($pass == $password)){
echo "Your logged in";
Header("Location: private.php");
}else{
echo "Your details where wrong please try again!";
}

$user2 = test2;
$pass2 = test2; 
if(($name == $user2) && ($pass2 == $password)){
echo "Your logged in";
Header("Location: private.php");
}else{
echo "Your details where wrong please try again!";
}
}
?>

that should work but because the password wont match with the original sort may not. I used a javascript redirect to get around it when I used this script. Instead of Header();

[alex126]

Ok this proably isnt the best style script for multi user login but:

<?php
session_start();
$_SESSION['name'] = $name;
{
$name = $_POST['name'];
$password = $_POST['password'];

$user = test;
$pass = test;

if(($name == $user) && ($pass == $password)){
echo "Your logged in";
Header("Location: private.php");
}else{
echo "Your details where wrong please try again!";
}

$user2 = test2;
$pass2 = test2; 
if(($name == $user2) && ($pass2 == $password)){
echo "Your logged in";
Header("Location: private.php");
}else{
echo "Your details where wrong please try again!";
}
}
?>

that should work but because the password wont match with the original sort may not. I used a javascript redirect to get around it when I used this script. Instead of Header();

So all I would do is keeping on adding the bit with the pass and all??

[splintercell!]

You just need to keep adding this bit with different variables
$user2 = test2;
$pass2 = test2;
if(($name == $user2) && ($pass2 == $password)){
echo "Your logged in";
Header("Location: private.php");
}else{
echo "Your details where wrong please try again!";
}

[alex126]

You just need to keep adding this bit with different variables
$user2 = test2;
$pass2 = test2;
if(($name == $user2) && ($pass2 == $password)){
echo "Your logged in";
Header("Location: private.php");
}else{
echo "Your details where wrong please try again!";
}

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[Mentor]

Ok this proably isnt the best style script for multi user login but:

<?php
session_start();
$_SESSION['name'] = $name;
{
$name = $_POST['name'];
$password = $_POST['password'];

$user = test;
$pass = test;

if(($name == $user) && ($pass == $password)){
echo "Your logged in";
Header("Location: private.php");
}else{
echo "Your details where wrong please try again!";
}

$user2 = test2;
$pass2 = test2; 
if(($name == $user2) && ($pass2 == $password)){
echo "Your logged in";
Header("Location: private.php");
}else{
echo "Your details where wrong please try again!";
}
}
?>

that should work but because the password wont match with the original sort may not. I used a javascript redirect to get around it when I used this script. Instead of Header();

Woulnt be very secure, since its just redirecting and would be complty bypassable "/ plus wold be more efficant puting the username and passwords in a array then looping the rest of it "/.

[alex126]

Woulnt be very secure, since its just redirecting and would be complty bypassable "/ plus wold be more efficant puting the username and passwords in a array then looping the rest of it "/.

Well the protected page is saying , UR NOT LOGGED IN , so how is it bypassable,

So my login is http://login.spyonline.co.uk and then once I have logged in it goes to schoolbypass.com/proxy.php.

Which you will find that has a you are not logged in.

Am I wrong.

Post back if I am

[Mentor]

oh yea, it works, i thoght it was just the script, aka the page in question not checking session data etc etc

[alex126]

oh yea, it works, i thoght it was just the script, aka the page in question not checking session data etc etc

NOOOO, I am tinkering with it, I tried to add another user and pass and its gone on one.

can any of you help :@


Edit:

I am going to see if I can fix it

[splintercell!]

you have to place the password in an array then Its because the user and pass your putting in dosent match the other ones.

[alex126]

you have to place the password in an array then Its because the user and pass your putting in dosent match the other ones.

Its fine now, all fixed