And after watching the Whole Movie , i went back to The Website to watch an another Movie ... Then i got this Error Messages :
Warning: mysql_query() [function.mysql-query]: Access denied for user 'apache'@'localhost' (using password: NO) in /home/admin/domains/watch-movies-links.net/public_html/cfg/class/class.db.3.php on line 118
Warning: mysql_query() [function.mysql-query]: A link to the server could not be established in /home/admin/domains/watch-movies-links.net/public_html/cfg/class/class.db.3.php on line 118
The PHP script you were seeing the output of failed to connect to the MySQL database.
In a production environment errors like this should be caught, or at least not displayed to the client. It's sloppy coding on their part. That, and their database failed somehow.
yeup....bad server admin. on a productive server such errors shouldn't be displayed for users because it can give away a lot of sensitive info (you can see the full path to the website and a database username by that error message in your example).
a simple "display_errors= Off" in php.ini disables such an output for the public....the server admin can find it in the error logs anyway (usually the website/webspace admin too).
leetnigga wrote:The PHP script you were seeing the output of failed to connect to the MySQL database.
In a production environment errors like this should be caught, or at least not displayed to the client. It's sloppy coding on their part. That, and their database failed somehow.
bad_brain wrote:yeup....bad server admin. on a productive server such errors shouldn't be displayed for users because it can give away a lot of sensitive info (you can see the full path to the website and a database username by that error message in your example).
a simple "display_errors= Off" in php.ini disables such an output for the public....the server admin can find it in the error logs anyway (usually the website/webspace admin too).
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Thank You Guys !