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If your trying to hide the port you would need to use some sort of url mask. that's not what dyndns is for though. I misread your post I think.

Take a look at http://dyndns.org

Your not calling the a() function anywhere.

Without a valid schema there are no rules to validate against.

Before checking anything with [mysql_num_rows[/m] you should check your query actually succeeded. The general syntax is: if ($result = mysql_query($sql)) { if (mysql_num_rows($result)) { // $result contains data, use it } else { // no records found } } else { // query failed }

Have you tired anything or your just looking for someone to do it for you?

Yes.

It's Linux not Lenux. It's a popular operating system. See here: http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net/techblog/article/schedule_tasks_on_linux_using_crontab for an introduction to cron.

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It's Linux not Lenux. It's an operating system. If you have a question about cron, open another topic in the 'Other Server Software' board.

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Generally php is used to output data stored in a database in nicely formatted HTML. Outputting it to XML is no different. Where exactly are you stuck? Post your code.

Take a look at the mysql_fetch_assoc examples.

Both Twitter & LinkedIn have documentation available on there sites for developers. Have you looked at any of this?

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Not necessarily, they could quite easily execute a Linux live CD and mount the drives from there.

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The idea of creating php files on the fly wreaks of bad design. Can you explain in detail why you would be doing this?

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I would use simplexml_load_file to load the file into an object, then from that object create HTML which could be formatted however you want.