Extended basic 6

[comperr]

I will be fixing the case sensitivity issues soon.

[Inkhosi]

Thanks for the tip about the case it really helped

[megajosh2]

This is infuriating. I know what to do but I can't give the right input.

[nmeagent]

Though I'm almost certain that I have the correct answer for this mission (famous last words), the exact string which would grant credit eludes me as well. Is there a typo in the regexp or string used as the answer 'key'?

Also, there's some conflicting information in the mission description.

This:

The script it located at http://moo.com/moo.php

doesn't quite jive with this:

Here is the script (me.php):

Is it moo.php or me.php? Does it matter (ie are you not looking for an absolute URI)?

-- Sun Feb 22, 2009 2:09 pm --

Ah, nevermind -- I got it. The real name of the script is me.php, by the way. Apparently I didn't try every case of every possibly valid value with both script names (a certain possibility, which ended up being the correct response, I tried only with moo.php).

[Defience]

i understand that you must exploit the GET by injecting m**.p*p?whatever im haveing some trouble figuring out which uninitialized variable to exploit. halp?

Read the post directly above yours.

[shaheer_12]

i just don't get it

what do i have to input?

[struz]

The case checking should be more lenient

[boogady2000]

omg thank you corvus. I gave up on this one like 6 months ago. Just came back to it and couldnt get it. I decided to look in the forums. case-sensitivity....

so frustrating...

[greggunner]

This case-sensitivity is driving me nuts. I've found about 5 ways to pass the correct value to the variable. All of which work in a test environment but the challenge doesn't accept any of them.

I'm currently doing:
page.php?var=something

but I've tried:
page.php?var=Something
page.php?var=SOMETHING
page.php?var==something
page.php?var==Something
page.php?var==SOMETHING

Can anyone point me to the correct case to pass the challenge please?

Thanks,
Greg.

[insomaniacal]

I haven't actually finished this challenge yet, but I know that in php, "==" means compare, so you can rule out those.