PHP uniqid() not always a unique ID
When is a unique id not unique? How can a file exist and not exist? All this caused a mysterious bug in JFFNMS with the reachability interface which goes to show the limitations of the PHP function uniqid().
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When is a unique id not unique? How can a file exist and not exist? All this caused a mysterious bug in JFFNMS with the reachability interface which goes to show the limitations of the PHP function uniqid().
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Are your passwords always failing in PHP programs using databases? Maybe its time to look at how the passwords are stored and the field lengths.