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Did I not just answer that? You can't install software on a shared host, you'll need to ask your provider to do it or get hosting you have control over.

Post your ACTUAL code. That example will not run for numerous reasons.

Have you installed an smtp server firstly? You'll need to start there. From there, it should be easy enough to configure your smtp server to read virtual users from a database.

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Use val() instead of html().

In all fairness Crayon. I deleted the op's post, he then contacted me asking why and I let him know that we don't have any area available for announcing projects (maybe this is something that staff need to talk about / re-consider). I'm not sure these types of posts DO fit in the freelance board. Oh and PS: I have removed the op from the Guru group. I'm not sure he will be back, but I'm not willing to have him within that group if he does.

re-read my last reply.

Do you have a graphical login or do you get a terminal prompt? What distro are you using?

There isn't. The code needs to be unencrypted to be parsed by php. Your better off getting a strong license rather than going down the encryption path.

Did you remove the broken script that you made within /etc/init.d ?

Can we see some relevant code?

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No.

1) As I said already. have a look at the existing scripts within /etc/init.d/. However, for something this simple, you don't really need it. 2) Linux systems rely heavily on Bash. 3) Copy your existing script into the /etc/rc.local file.

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Unless you have a vps or dedicated server hosted with your host it is highly unlikely you can install any software. Do you have shell access? This really is a question for your host.

I would suggest that these clients returning :: are using ipv6 instead of the more traditional ipv4. My advice would be to report this as a bug to phpBB.

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I would say it is a browser bug, nothing at all to do with php.

The simplest way to do this is to add your script to the /etc/rc.local file. Startup scripts within /etc/init.d/ require the functions start(), stop() and restart() at minimum.

Because check_login() is a method of the instantiated object, it needs to be referenced by $this->. So.... $this->check_login();

Still not sure what your rambling about. Your posts don't make a great deal of sense. Anyway, if you want to start a service when Linux boots, you either need to write a startup script (see the working examples within /etc/init.d)or add it to /etc/rc.local if it exists.

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What exactly do you mean by that? You want to execute this script when a web page loads? Surely you can modify the script you have already?