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Just call fclose once at the end of your script. As it stands, your closing the file then again trying to write to it, then trying to close it again.

You would need to setup your OS's schedular to do so. Linux uses Cron.

If your wanting to use your isp's smtp server, uninstall postfix and install ssmtp. Postfix is overkill.

As I said, use expect, that is exactly what I meant by user interaction.

If your commands require user interaction you can use expect. ps: passwd does not require any user interaction.

My best advice in regards to frameworks is simply to pick one (any) and stick with it for a little while. it will likely to a few projects before you start to know your way around anyway. CI is probably about the easiest to get started with, but I wouldn't say it particularly well designed though. Symfony2 is an awesome framework that still has a reasonable learning curve. Either way, you'll probably fumble around for a little while anyway. Having aid that, it's well worth the effort.

Some people don't brush there teeth, it doesn't mean it a good idea. Using static methods in a pattern like that of the factory is a perfectly valid design decision in my point of view. The problem with singletons is it's far too tempting to simply use them from within other objects, thus tightly coupling them together. Dependencies should always be injected.

5.3.8 is current stable.

Post your current code.

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Your choice of hosting should be representative of your requirements. If you need transactions, you need a hosting provider that will provide that functionality. It's really quite simple.

It's using an old version of php?

What is what called? You haven't exactly described your issue.

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Get the contents of both, hash them using md5, if the hash's are different, the data is different.

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I don't see what this has to do with php. Care to explain?

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You will need to execute a SELECT query first that checks to see that the record doesn't already exist. Alternatively, take a look at http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/insert-on-duplicate.html

I would be more inclined to remove from the source. I meen, it didn't get there by itself, your code must be putting it in there somewhere along the line.

I'm not sure what else I can suggest. Maybe you need to find a developer?

Can you please use tags?

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Why don't you echo out $page so you can actually see what it contains.