hi,
this is off toopic, but don't know where to turn. would appreciate some
help.
during an http request, is it possible serve a local html file yet
return to the browser a different remote url (say yahoo.com for example)?
i'm looking at mod_rewrite, but it what i describe above doesn't seem
I just asked a similar question two hours ago, and would like to express
my interest in this same question.
Sorry it for a no answer response.
AJDIN BRANDIC wrote:
> Perhaps not related to php but I was wandering, is it possible to hide
> site's real url and replace it with something else (
Anyone familiar with this class willing to help out. Would
appreciate it.
when i run the following (example.php) script, i always get what looks
like the rfc822 body of the message within the e-mail, but never the
html or text body body parts. first i'll show the output of the script,
then th
you could maybe use the sleep function.
and for the directory question chown nobody.nobody dir/
or whatever user your webserver runs under.
Securez wrote:
> I have a form that permit a user to upload files, but if the file is 1 or 2
> Mb the time excess the script live time,
> how i can chan
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