CGI help !!!!!!!!!

[Morteza]

hello,

1. Lets say there is a txt file in a remote server. and CHMOD 777

i want to write something into it from another server. is it possible?

2. is there a way to delete or add a file to a remote server?

thank you.

[Cyber]

not that i know of, im not sure its possible

[Morteza]

This is a encrypted word. (unix based)

aif9gFItlBSd2

is there any way to decrypt it?

[Cyber]

not unless you know the encryption code

[Morteza]

what is encryption code?

[Cyber]

the code they used to encrypt it

[Morteza]

is there any way to find this out?

[Cyber]

ask them? :biggrin2:

nope.

[Morteza]

the server encrypts the file or the script?

I mean this txt file encrypted by CGI file the result was

aif9gFItlBSd2


im getting the same thing in other servers.

the cgi must be encrypting it right?

[Cyber]

yups

[Morteza]

Ok if i give you the script can you find the encrypted word?

or just tell me how can i do it.


here is few line of the script :

if ($admin_password) {
$password = $INPUT{'password'};
&checkpassword;
}
else {
$newpassword = crypt($INPUT{'password'}, ai);
$password = $INPUT{'password'};

[Cyber]

try replacing "crypt" with "decrypt"

[Morteza]

DAMN YOU SMART !
im gona try this :)
thx

[Dusty]

If there was a simple way to decrypt that would make encrypting pretty useless, wouldn't you think? Short answer, there is no "decrypt", only crypt.

A script can manipulate files on another server. You can either set it up so that it FTPs to the remote server and changes the file that way or you can install a simple relay script on the remote server that the real script works through.