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Its not Cron that is creating the file, but the command you are telling Cron to execute. Is there a particular reason you are making a http request for the php file instead of executing it via the cli?

WTF? I asked for the output of.... cat /etc/fstab Nothing to do with your Samba config. As for what 'distro' means. Its what GNU/Linux 'type' youi are using. eg, Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS etc etc. I saw in another of your threads your using CentOS so, I assume this problem relates to the same machine? Your distro is CentOS then.

Well I don't want to have a load of system files in there gameserver folder. Why would you need to do that?

That isn't even valid php. The class would need to be named 'Form_Elements'.

You just need to register your namespace with the autoloader. require_once 'Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php'; Zend_Loader_Autoloader::getInstance()->registerNamespace('Form_');

Still, what's the problem?

This topic has been moved to Other Libraries and Frameworks. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=307986.0

Just define the action as an empty string. eg action=""

You have described the expected behavior. What exactly is the issue?

Without creating a jail you'd need to deny the user permissions to the rest of the system manually. What is the actual problem?

I would recommend installing ntp, and syncing time from a server.

The question is why is it being reset in the first place, this isn't common behavior. What distro are you using? And what is the output of.... cat /etc/fstab

That explains nothing. I said in detail. Anyway, know one is going to write you a tutorial on creating a mail server. PHP probably isn't the best language for it either but anyway, I suggest you start with sockets. http://php.net/sockets You will also need to read up on the SMTP protocol.

Firstly, can you explain to me (in detail) what you think a mail server actually is.

Your question is pretty vague. Do you need to make a mail server or a web interface to access emails? These are two completely different things.

I often laugh a little inside when looking at the freelance board. I mean, you people do realize people can search the board for your threads? The first thing I would do if I where to ever hire someone from the freelance board would be to search through all the posts seeing if they are asking or answering questions.

mysql_real_escape_string only works when there is an active connection. Move it. Your php also needs to go within a check for the forms submission, otherwise it will generate errors. eg; if (isset($_POST['submit'])) { // the rest of your php code } You need to turn on error reporting and display errors when developing. <?php error_reporting(E_ALL) ; ini_set('display_errors','1'); ?> As for this.... I have no idea what your talking about.

Surely you need to break this down yourself. If you don't know what a cart does, you'll need to do some investigating, Or, do you really want us to do your work?

thanks for nothing (you know why ) Whatever you think.

Um, the check needs to go within your foreach loop.

We need to see your actual code in order to be of any help. ps: We have tags.

The $_POST method would work work the form you previously posted. Of course, you also need to wrap all your code within a check to see if the form has been submitted or not.

Are you passing the complete path to is_dir()?

$cat = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['D1'])); $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM {$table} WHERE `cat` = '$cat' LIMIT 10 ");

Care to post the relevant code?