I understand your point of view, but I'm thinking of something more
challenging. If I assume that he didn't enter his email address, he's
pretty conversant with those technollogies (the first guy to install
wifi networks in mauritius back in 2000) and he'd know if they had his
email or if he gave
Hi Riley
IMO it depends on what you're trying to acheive with your Flash movie. If
animation and basic interactivity is what you're after then there's no point
in shelling out a fortune for the full Macromedia Flash because you're only
going to use a tiny fraction of its functionality. However if
My boss has asked me to create a report on our current search engine
status (the easy bit)
and ideas to enhance our placement (the hard bit)
I know about:
META tags
ALT tags
not repeating key words too often
But what she really wants is a dumbed down version of this:
I have never head of anyone being able to grab an email address simply by
someone surfing the web or associating with a wireless access point.
Doesn't seem like anyone else on this list has either since you have not
received a single post on how to grab an email address from someone's
computer
I believe you're right. I'm thinking of another option from an equipment
I've seen recently. Basically it can listen on specified ports on all
subnets simultaneously and act as the desired server for common
protocols like smtp/pop. Basically you put it on your lan and if your
pop server is
Hi all,
First fo all: I'm TOTALLY new to apache (yep, those people still
exist!).
Here's what I'm doing... I have people uploading files on a linux box.
Each one has his user name and password and is uploading in his
/home/user_name/dir1/ dir.
I need to have a web page where bu
Sorry,
it was mod_userdir not mod_usrdir. and here's the link to document
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_userdir.html
R'twick
Quoting R'twick Niceorgaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Paul,
I think if you have mod_usrdir installed (this is part of apache
distribution)
then you can setup
I don't want to give them access to their dirs directly, I just want to
be able to load images or files from that dir. I think that mod_alias
has my answer...
Any ideas?
Paul
| -Original Message-
| From: R'twick Niceorgaw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Instead of doing it through Apache why not use something like PHP Advanced
Transfer Manager http://phpatm.free.fr/
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
MS-MVP-FrontPage
www.wiserways.com
mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
713.353.0139 Office
-Original Message-
From: Paul Larue
As I said, people are uploading images to their folder. And I got a web
interface that give them access to those files.
After some thoughts, mod_alias is not a good option since I'll have to
create an alias for each user. A dynamic stuff would be better, I think
I heard about mod_rewrite that
Quoting Paul Larue [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
As I said, people are uploading images to their folder. And I got a web
interface that give them access to those files.
After some thoughts, mod_alias is not a good option since I'll have to
create an alias for each user. A dynamic stuff would be
R'twick Niceorgaw wrote:
I'll still prefer mod_userdir as in just three
lines I can set it up for all users like
Userdir dirname
Userdir enabled
Userdir disabled root
The last line is not needed
and now any request for http://server/~user will serve contents from
/home/user/dirname
I use this
HI. First of all, I want to thank everyone who was so kind to help me
with my first inquiries about this project, it was quite a help.
Here's my situation, I'm tearing out my hair:
if you look at the page
http://www.crisafidesign.com/ppsa/agh.html you will see an
expandable menu that I
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