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It doesn't. Only my printer shows up. However it looks like I could add it through this interface. Only I don't know the DeviceURI (if one exists) that I'd have to enter.

I'm quite sure I haven't. I have deleted Fax preferences (to no avail), but nothing more. Actually I couldn't find anything much to delete with "fax" in the filename. And I'm proficient enough in computers to not accidentally delete important things (most of the time). The only file I do...

I created two new users by now, and both exhibit the exact same behaviour. I get the "fax" screen with "No fax selected" in the popup and going to the Fax list gives me an empty window, too.

Nope, no go. I never get to the Add Fax screen, no matter what I do. I can pretend to send a fax when I enter some number as the recipient, but then I immediately get a generic "Error while sending fax" error, and that is that. Apparently I've run into a bug or something. Seems like I'd have to...

DeltaMac: I'll try again in a few seconds, but I've clicked around for two days now and have rebooted in that time, too. To no avail. I just don't get the "add new fax" screen. Maybe it hasn't been completely deleted, just partly. I don't know.

It does still exist. I can set it up in the network prefs if I wanted to.

In the Popup it says "No Fax Selected" and below that (in the popup) "Show Fax List". I didn't delete anything by hand, I just went to the Fax List (in the Printer Setup Utility), selected the Internal Modem and hit the delete button. Which should be nice and well, except I don't have an "Add"...

I click on the Fax button in the print screen, get the fax screen with "No fax selected" in the fax popup. When I select "Show Fax List..." I get the empty fax list and no way to add a fax.

I have, now. The modem is gone here, too. So it appears as if I have fully deleted the setup somehow.

The problem is reproducible with Safari and Internet Explorer. Of course I can tell it to use the POST method, and I did. Which fixed the problem for now. But the _real_ problem remains: Anybody who knows of this problem and knows I am running WebStar can in theory build a little form...

Hello all. I have installed Panther ona n iBook 00MHz and a b/w G3 successfully, and am liking it. However. I played around with the built in fax software and in the process deleted the "Internal modem" item in the Fax List window o the Print Center application. Problem is that now I...

I shall have to look. But it can't be that the default settings (I have changed practically nothing and certainly nothing regarding these matters) allow PHP to be crashed.

I've found the problem and fixed my script to work. The problem as it remains, though: When I send a large amount of data (about 4000 characters do it here) via a form using the GET protocol, PHP or whatever stalls. Using POST works fine. I've switched my script to POST so it's solved here...

That's the code that always kills PHP or whatever. I can't find anything wrong with it :/ There's a function that does a perfectly normal mysql_connect() and mysql_select_db(), but does nothing much else. I'm sure that it's no malicious code inserted via a loophole either, because the page...

<?php if ( $_GET["submit"] != "Abbrechen" ) { $id = $_GET["id"]; $text = $_GET["text"]; $title = $_GET["title"]; if ( $id ) { // Aenderungen speichern $query = "update $mysql_table set date=".time().", title='".addslashes($title)."', text='".addslashes($text)."'...

Sadly, nothing to see there. Feel free to look at it, but it looks like a perfectly normal PHP setup to me http://test.base-t.de/info.php I am currently setting up a test server to see what exactly is causing it.

The PHP page has no loops, that side should be OK. I don't believe it's a syntax/programming problem. I'm using WebStar because I have to. I'd rather run Apache on Linux or even OSX too, but I have no choice:/ Thanks, _Lasar

Greetings everybody. We have a rather obscure problem with our OSX webserver here. We're running WebStarV with PHP as a CGI (version 4.3.3) and MySQL (version unclear). When someone loads a PHP page that connects to the MySQL database and then proceeds to write something to the...