if you're not familiar with php, to avoid confusion, a good list of headers is produced when you visit a file containing
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
and they're all labelled.
What my test-case script does from my report is operate on a condition. If a certain array key has been set, it welcomes you, and if not complains about the coolness level.
We're checking for the http user agent. This array key/variable will be set IFF the user agent has sent the proper user agent information in the header.
You guys probably already can read short scripts like that ;) but I'd rather be safe than sorry, you know?
if you're not familiar with php, to avoid confusion, a good list of headers is produced when you visit a file containing
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
and they're all labelled.
What my test-case script does from my report is operate on a condition. If a certain array key has been set, it welcomes you, and if not complains about the coolness level.
We're checking for the http user agent. This array key/variable will be set IFF the user agent has sent the proper user agent information in the header.
You guys probably already can read short scripts like that ;) but I'd rather be safe than sorry, you know?