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Alright, here is the real situation! Server.local has airport card. Powerbook.local has airport card. Tower.local has NO airport card. Server.local and powerbook.local are connected to the wireless network. Tower.local is connected to server.local via ethernet and server.local is...

In Apache you can set a 404 error page. Try and set that to a php page that uses $_SERVER['self'] (not sure about that variable but php.net search is down). That will allow you to recieve an email everytime a link doesn't work and send you the path to it. If someone has more specific info...

ya, that's not as cool as my "6 to 4" port under network port configurations.... lol if i hit new, i can choose between the following: internal modem built-in ethernet built-in firewire 6 to 4 hahhaha, what the heck does that mean? is it something about a cable modem? if i do "assist...

i can send mail through my server, i have lots of mail accounts set up. I just cannot use the mail function.

K, when i run the mail() function, nothing happens, nothing at all... no errors, no nothin' I just never get an email.... here is the path to my sendmail according to phpinfo(): /usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i i don't know what the -t and -i options are, but when i go in terminal, i find an...

Ok, i got sendmail up and running, but cannot for the life of me get the mail function in php to work!! Why would this be? thanx

mplayer can play EVERYTHING except Real Media. Even Windows Media!! AVI's are no problem!!

Hey, look what i found!!! Java WYSIWYG in-browser HTML editor: http://www.hexidec.com/ekit.php There is an online demo link lower on the page, and a download link below that. Check it!!

look at this!! http://www.devarticles.com/art/1/90/1 i'm so sick of microsoft, and IE, and all their #$% bull*&%. Try any of this on a mac and tell me what you get.. nothing? me niether. I need this, but don't want to work in VPC, and am sick of ppl not following standards. maybe...

Is there something out there that allows users to create small bits of html code, but they actaully see the results where they type.. in other words, they want bold, they hit bold, they type in bold, then code is generated and saved to a file, i just need basic junctions like text style...

How can i tell whos online, more importantly, how can i see if they've left? I can easily use PHP and mysql to log everyone who views a page, but how can i tell when they leave? So, add their IP and username to database when a page is loaded, but they would need to be removed when they left...

I am using authorize.net as my online merchant, and recently they upgraded their services. They supplied php scripts but they require me to use the mhash function. Does anyone know how to install this? Can it be done using the php module from entropy.ch? Any help would be...

i tried that and i couldn't get it to work... so i was forced to go the other way.,

That works as well, but with webmin it is very easy to edit any settings remotely form any OS... i was at school today with Gateways, and i needed to do some re-adjusting in apache... through web admin i was able to change apache settings as well as sendmail settings through the browser, but of...

now this is my first how to so please bare with me: first off... any mail sent from the mail() function in PHP is sent from a user called "www" now the trick is getting you@yourdomain to accept emails from www, emails from you@yourdomain.com to www work fine, but we don't care about it...

I'm on a lan, my local ip on the network: 10.0.0.2 the ip i get when i go to www.ipaddress.net is: 216.160.162.246 how do i get people who connect to: 216.160.162.246, routed to my computer at: 10.0.0.2 sorry i don't know any terms or anything more technical, just got into...

someone should figure out how to use the PC Retial version of rtcw and make it work on mac w/ the os x app... just like they did w/ the demo, i'm sure someone could figure it out... oh well, when someone does.. say something

i'm on a network, my local ip is: 10.0.0.2 my real ip is: 216.160.160.25 here is the script i used, but i was just dickin' around: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #!/bin/sh . /etc/rc.common ## # Add route to routing table ##...