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Hi Bruce, thanks for the quck reply. The term "imaging" had escaped me, thanks for refreshing my memory. I probably should have asked this in the first post: Do I need to use both? I'm thinking I can just turn off the 360 backup as Ghost is set to backup everything (as far as I can tell)?

Greetings TCH Family, First, let me wish all of you and yours the best of holidays and a happy, safe and prosperous new year! I can not seem to find an answer to this on my own, perhaps some of you have experience with this. I have been using Norton Ghost on my machines to do all my backups, set restore points, etc. I was using Norton Internet Security until I decided to upgrade to Norton 360. This has a backup feature built in. 360 works faster but is it doing the same job? (I wonder if my system files are getting backed up as well.) Perhaps this is redundant and I only need one of these. I figured this was a pretty simple question until I tried to get a definitive answer from the source - ha ha, so any insight is appreciated. Thanks! Ty

I didn't realize he and his were down there. That's good news. We'll be thinking of all of you down there.

(wouldn't let me edit...) Didn't work but I think I set the path wrong. "No such file or directory" The log is in the cgi-bin so wouldn't the path be >/bin/mail -s "latest log file" email@whatever.com < /home/username/public_html/cgi-bin/folder/folder/access.log What is the email@whatever.com for? Nothing went to the address I entered there. I entered a separate one in cpanel Yup, changed the path (I forgot the public_html part) and it works. Thanks. Also answered the question of 2 emails. The cpanel entry was where the error message went. The email@whatever.com is where the file was sent after a successful run. Good to know.

ooh ooh ooh! I'll try that. The file is a small text file. I think this is exactly what I want. I like the idea of "finessing" it up but that may not be necessary. I think the owner would just be happy he doesn't need to log in every day to see it (the log). Thanks! I'll try it now.

Phooey. I'm not having any luck. What I do have is another idea (though I still like the idea of being notified at the time of sign-in event better). The login script does have a log file and creates an entry every time someone signs in. Can I get that log automatically emailed once or twice a day? Granted the owner could just log on and view the file but it would be nicer if no user interaction were required. Does that make sense? I've been looking for scripts but I seem to be out of luck or looking for the wrong thing. Probably the latter. As always, thanks for any input. Much appreciated.

Um, what's that now? Thanks. I think you're on the right track and I need to think along those lines. Each pdf is created uniquely for each customer and he/she doesn't know the filename. They just get to log in and they are served the correct document. I shall now go put my grind to the nose-stone and see what shakes out! Thank you - I may be back. Ty

PDFs are hard to track, I know. I also know that I will not ask this question very well. I'll try. PDF reports are prepared for clients and uploaded to a single folder. All pdf reports go here. The customer can login and retrieve only their report. This is done securely (fingers crossed) via a seperate window with a user / password combination. The file opens and the client has the option to save it. (I would rather it be a download only but... not my site) Is there a way to get notified when this (either) event happens? A cron job that shoots the owner an email perhaps? Something similar. Perhaps I'm in way over my head? Thanks, Ty

Sweet! Thanks guys!

Thank you Jim, that did it. Boy do I feel silly. I just didn't see it and couldn't figure out what they were trying to tell me. That happens with my wife too..... Thanks again

...and I just don't get it. (mods - feel free to move topic) Here is the error: I don't understand this one - been staring at it for what seems like hours. Here's the whole thing, first part in < head > and second part in < body >: ><script language = "javascript" type = "text/javascript"> <!--Hide from older function form_validation(vform) { if (vform.Agreement.checked == false) { alert ('To view your report, please read and accept the disclosure and click submit.'); return false; } else { popup1 = window.open("h**p://example.com/login.html", "popup1", "top=50,left=50,width=450,height=350,resizable=1,toolbar=1,scrolling=0,location=0, status=0,menubar=0") } } //End hiding--> </script> ><FORM onSubmit="return form_validation(this)"> <p align="center"><INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="Agreement" VALUE="I Agree">I have read and accept the terms as explained above.</p> <p align="center"><INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="View Your Report"></p> <p></p> </form> Suggestions from fresh eyes would be appreciated. Thanks Ty

Try changing h**p://feather-light.com/public_html/images/starena_1.jpg to h**p://feather-light.com/images/starena_1.jpg Welcome to the forums.

How about the state quarters set?

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Congratulations Alex!

According to this I am Neutral. I also didn't know that Canada was a European country or a weapon! The things one learns on the interwebs.....

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Here's a boat or 3...... How about a donut?

Congratulations on the new baby!

Thanks guys, much appreciated. #3 gave the right 'from' address but kept sending as Nobody <calendar@mysite.org> so I ended up with: ><?php $to = 'calendar@mysite.org'; $subject = "Event Added $month / $day / $year"; $message = "$title\n\n $text"; $headers = 'From: calendar@mysite.org' . "\r\n" . 'Reply-To: calendar@mysite.org' . "\r\n" . 'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion(); mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers); ?> which sends to the right address with no name attached, which is fine! Thanks again.

I recently modified a (php) calendar script to notify admin (me) whenever a registered user posts an event. I simply added: ><?php mail( "calendar@mysite.org", "Event $month / $day / $year", $text, $title ); ?> and I get the information. Problem is it comes from Nobody@mytchserver.here. Ok, Nobody owns the script right? So how can I get the email to be sent from the site? Spam filters go crazy with mail from Nobody. Probably an easy fix but I'm just not seeing it. Thanks for any input, it's always appreciated. Ty

It does work really well. Nice way to archive stats (especially high traffic) for quick review without taking up a lot of space. Thanks for the tip!

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