Daniel0

You'd risk blocking legitimate users. Besides, the user agent is easily faked so it wouldn't help much. The user agent is after all sent BY the user. It's not something the server figures out for you.

http://snaps.php.net/ or directly from CVS.

CDATA is data which, by an XML parser, is supposed to be interpreted as character instead of markup. E.g. <![CDATA[<sender>John Smith</sender>]]> should be interpreted as had it been written like this: <sender>John Smith</sender> Similarly, <![CDATA[©]]> should be interpreted as an ampersand followed by copy followed by a semi-colon (i.e. what is literally written) while © should be interpreted as the character ©. That is the purpose of CDATA. It's a way of ensuring that content between e.g. <script> tags won't be interpreted as markup and therefore "ignored" by the parser.

Quote the filenames. I.e. /usr/bin/ffmpeg -i "file name with spaces.mpg" -ar 22050 -ab 35 -f flv -s 320x240 "other filename with spaces.flv"

You can't get the user's email if they haven't decided to show it on their profile and you can't ask them if you can't PM. Easiest way is to just post the 10 post. It's not that much and can be done in no time.

fenway is talking about what it is doing behind the scenes. You might want to check out Smarty (http://smarty.php.net/) for templating.

ls | grep xampp What does it output?

Without having read the link you posted, if they don't bundle a browser with their OS, then how are people supposed to download one? I doubt most normal users are able to use the terminal/command line to do that. One of the first things I do after having installed Windows is to open Internet Explorer, go to http://getfirefox.com and download and install Firefox.

You use unzip for unzipping.

You can't, but you could create a program which calls that page and register it as a service. It might be better just to do php path/to/file.php though. You might want to check this out as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_service http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service_Control_Manager

You might want to try NDISwrapper then.

Have you tried setting it up? There is quite a high chance that there is already support for your wireless network card.

I know it isn't C++, but C. http://publications.gbdirect.co.uk/c_book/

Did you change any settings? I get mail notifications and I haven't changed anything.

I think Beryl is called Compiz Fusion now. I think it merged with something (probably Compiz). It's installed by default in Ubuntu 7.10 and is enabled under Preferences -> Appearance. You probably need to install some video card drivers. For me that would be aptitude install nvidia-glx-new (if I remember correctly).

People read the licenses?

9msnim:chat?contact=something works in Firefox as well.

It can be any type of post, it doesn't have to be where you help people. You could for example introduce yourself here or here. You could tell us which editor you prefer. There are plenty of things you can post without it being in a help post or without being spam. I'm not under the impression that people respond like that in this forum. Where does it say you're not allowed to start a new topic? ??? If you mean the message that appears if you try to reply to old topics then it's just that... a message. It doesn't enforce anything. There is no artificial intelligence on this forum so it doesn't know what kind of reply you are trying to create. It's just that sometimes it might be inappropriate to bump an old topic to the top, sometimes it isn't though and in that case you can just ignore the message. Unfortunately that is was not the problem. It was that people registered and started spamming people using PMs. AFAIK there are no posting restrictions. I suppose there could be a message showing the sender that the recipient cannot reply, but that's a suggestion you should make to SMF and not PHP Freaks.

They custom coded it. The source is closed.

http://ha.ckers.org/xss.html

I found this: http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-install-ubuntu-linux-on-usb-bar http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=101780 http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2007/09/28/usb-ubuntu-710-gutsy-gibbon-install/ But they all require an already installed Linux distribution or booting into a Live CD in order to create the Live USB (or whatever to call it).

The setQuery() method might replace it with something else. Perhaps he has a list of table names and their corresponding "codes". That's the only explanation I see. Ah... I didn't see what you meant. I thought you meant the table name You cannot have a WHERE clause in an INSERT. See: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/insert.html That's probably the problem.

It can do, but you can also do it yourself. There are a couple of different options.

Actually, just download download it (= Ubuntu in this case) and burn it to a CD. Boot into the CD and follow the GUI installation. It guides you through everything including partitioning. There isn't really any need for a guide as the installation is pretty easy. It will detect any installation of other operating systems (including Windows) and add them to the boot menu so you can select which one to boot.

No. It's still malformed. You must convert them to HTML entities (i.e. convert them to &).