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  1. You'll have to troubleshoot whatever page you're trying to display then. First off, comment out all your PHP codes so they dont run and try it as a plain HTML page. If that works, then it must be part of your PHP code. Second, comment out all of your codes that deals with any sql queries. If the page displays without error, then it must be part of the Mysql syntax and/or the data. If you're 100% sure your sql syntax is all correct, then the error must be coming from your data. You'll have to use PHPMyadmin or something similar to try to weed out injected codes from bots that contain characters that can cause syntax errors within sql queries (this happened to me before). If you've tried all those steps already and still no luck, then hopefully you'll find the answer soon.
  2. I'll try to make the most sense-- I have a client who has a system database that stores information, but to access those information, the system's firewall requires a known IP address. Since many different users will be accessing those information from different locations, it is ideal for them to log into a web domain(i.e. foo.com), and from there the firewall should pick up foo.com's IP address. The problem I am having is: when users access the system database (which is told to recognize only IP address from foo.com), the firewall is picking up the IP from the user's local machine/router instead. Here's how i have my setup: User logs in foo.com->clicks a link->link sends URLencode to the system simple as that. The link is coming from foo.com. How come the firewall isn't accepting foo.com's IP address and reading the local user's IP address instead? Is there a way to solve this problem? A technician told me CGI script will be the answer, but i havent found anything. sorry if its confusing. If you have any answers or suggestions, let me know. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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