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wwwrun?? or does it use another?

I'm trying to use Basic Authentication to log into IIS 7 from one domain to another. I successfully log in if I provide a domain name with the username (ex: domainname\username). I'm trying to eliminate the user having to type in the domainname. I found out using Basic Authentication, I can add a default domain name. The problem is, it only works on some machines. On the machines that do not work, they either default to the local machine name or the server name Is there a setting somewhere on local machines that you specify a default domain? If it helps any, we are using Windows XP/ Internet Explorer 7.

I thought the same thing too, but if we use IE on an outside connection it works fine. Maybe its both?

it would be a change that all users could see

The user was granted the wrong permissions. Thanks for your help

Sorry for the delayed reply. I actually want to do it so that I see a list of all the records, but lets say I want to only take the 3rd record and move that to the top. I want to create a way so that the users using the system can easily do it.

We are trying to access a web site, www.post-gazette.com. But when we access this site through our Bordermanager proxy server, we get a javascript error: Line: 81 Char: 3 Error: Expected ';' Code: 0 URL: http://www.post-gazette.com/ We try the same web site from another connection outside our network and it works fine. We also tried through Mozilla and it works fine too, but I know its not as picky. Where do you think the problem is?? Our proxy server?? IE settings?? Unfortunately this isn't a site we can change ourselves.

I have a client that had his scanned signature as a .gif on his web site. Someone found that signature and placed in on http://commons.wikimedia.org. Is there anything i could have done to stop this from happening?? Is this even legal?

I've written a Content Manage System for a web site that will allow users to post entries through the system, then have the items show up on a web site. The data is being stored in a MYSQL database Right now, on the web site, I'm just displaying them in a Newest at the top, oldest at the bottom format. How could I give the users access to control the order the way the entries are displayed on the page. Rather than just the standard order.

running - yes myisam or innodb - myisam

I've been looking around at ways to backup my MYSQL easily. Is it safe to say to just backup the entire MYSQL folder that contains all the databases for the application. Or is it safer to run a dump and backup those files?

I'm on a Suse Linux box running Apache and using PHP to upload a file to the server. I use this same script on our test server and it works fine, but on the production we have our websites stored on a SAN so the files aren't directly stored on the server. But the problem seems to be happening at this line of code move_uploaded_file($tempPath, $filepath) or die("Error while moving temporary file to target path: " . $relativePath); Its when the uploaded file is moved from the temp location to the official location. My real question here is, I have to use "sudo" before any commands to the file locations on the SAN. Do you think I would need to use SUDO somewhere in the script? If so, where??

I'm designing an application that will allow users to update a web page through another web application. I'd like to use a WYSIWYG using javascript in my form. I found TinyMCE but was wondering if there is anything better out there.

Ok, sorry, should have been a little more clear. I want to do this through PHP on a web site.

What command or script do you use to move files from one directory to another? I've found commands for making directories, renaming files, or deleting files, but what is used to move a file?