GatorGuy

As long as I am not the only one!! Some of them are a little out there.

Has anyone else been getting strange emails in Russian? They have been short and really do not make any sence. I have received three this week from different email addresses with long titles.

I have been checking my logs and found that people are trying to access my cpanel. I have done reverse lookups on the IP's and some do not resolve. Anyone else getting this?

I tested it again at work and it will let me right back in. I even cleared the history and was able to reopen the browser and it never asked for a password again. So far it just seems to be that one computer. But I would like to figure out why so I can try and write some script or something to prevent it on other machines.

It didn't on the win98 machine in my office at work. I will play with it more when I head back to my office. Right now I can only use my personal winxp machines. It is just a big concern for one of our sites. I need to show my clients that their folders log out when they shut the browser.

When you password protect a folder, and login to it from winxp and close the browser you must log in again. But in win9x you can go right back in. Does anyone know how this works and how you can stop it?

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I'm all for the POST method. I was just using GET for some testing.

I have upgraded our servers to apache and have a question. If I want to run more then one domain on one server how do I configure apache to take the domain to the right folder? If it helps we have our own dns server for the domains.

Sorry for the long dely. I am installing Apahe on a server. I was able to get the script working. I had added two fields to the table using phpmyadmin and forgot to add them to the script. When I did it went back to adding the data to the DB. On a site note though, _GET does work if you don't mind the values in the URL. I will be using POST on the final run though.

I was using POST and switched to _GET for some testing. They both worked just fine. I am going to switch back to the POST method before I take the scripts live.

This is the script I am using to post to a db. <edited out by GatorGuy> As of last night it was working fine when I sent it data from a form. As of this morning when I post data to it I still get the "sending....!" message but the data never makes it to the db. Nothing has been changed so there should not be a reason that it isn't working. Any thoughts? EDIT: Got it working. I had added new fields in the DB and forgot to add them to the PHP files.

You might want to research the amount of bandwidth you are going to be using. Even at a 96k bit rate and 100 listeners you are going to blow your allowed monthly bandwidth in the matter of hours.

MikeJ found that I was close. I have a lot of work to do on that site anyways. I am just being impatient.