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Be aware of how they store passwords though... in the article, he stores them plaintext in an SQL database, and on the bottom he recommends using md5 encryption for passwords. This might be the easiest, but it's very vulnerable. Other than that, it's a great link. Thanks. Cbeppe.

Thanks for clearing that up, Piotr. The file in question that caused the problem was an included (as in the include() function) class library. I'm not completely sure how PHP handles included data, but apparently it takes up significantly more memory than it does disk space. I'll look into reducing the memory consumption of my scripts. Cbeppe.

Hey! I'm using OOP PHP and when including the class_lib.php file in two of my other files, I encountered this error: What I find weird about this (apart from the 30KB memory limit) is that it's a very contradictory message. 30720 (30KB) is significantly less than 134217728 (128MB), and so there shouldn't really be a problem... Additional info that might help: Username: Cbeppe URL: ntdrunk.heliohost.org Server: Stevie Size of included PHP file: 5KB Size of all files involved: ca. 15KB I found a way to do it without including my class library twice so it's not urgent. Just thought you should know Thanks in advance for any help!

Hey! I joined heliohost a few hours ago and felt like making my first post a useful one. The links go to a dreamincode.net PHP tutorial on how to create a professional and (relatively) secure login script. Unfortunately, the last part of it is missing, but the plan is very well outlined in the first post so you will probably be able to figure out the rest. http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/54...in-design-pt-1/ http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/54...gin-design-pt2/ Cbeppe.