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Okay thanks for your help guys. It helped out a bunch!

So I'm setting up a php/mysql driven website on our company's intranet. I need to setup username's and passwords for different individuals because they all need access to different parts of the site. Now I'm reading up on how to do user authentication. One way I am reading about, involves...

I was thinking about buying a Linksys wireless print server for my OfficeJet G55. I know that with this setup, i'll be able to print from any computer in the wireless network. But will I be able to do other things like scan and copy (from software)? I just question this because I would think...

I am using ActivePerl on Win32 and I am having a hard time finding what module/command I need to use to logon to another host or server on my local network. If I have this host: computerHost and this share: my_share I want to be able to specify a login and password and connect to that...

Ah... I think i just figured it out... guess I shoudl have continued reading to the next section... == is a numeric-only thing I guess. But for strings you have to use "eq". That seems odd that in Perl, it's smart enough to figure out what type your variables are, but not smart enough to use...

So I am just picking up Perl to learn and this simple string conditional is boggling my mind. Where is my syntax incorrect? my $var = "hello"; if ( $var == "goodbye" ) { print "goodbye everyone!"; } else { print "no goodbye's today"; } my output: goodbye everyone! What is up with that...

I have a bit of an odd question. I'm developing a mysql database and have users access the data via homemade PHP pages that query data. When the user(s) open the PHP page or query on it, it fetches the data from the database and then refreshes the page showing the new data. If something in the...

Well in my company we have about 5000 computers and I only want to give about 20 computers access to this one server. I don't think I want to do that hostfile thing for 4980 computers... Is there NO software that block's computers based off of their MAC address??? Come on

I have Windows 2000 Server running on a machine on our LAN. There are only certain computers on the LAN that I want to give access to this server in order to regulate bandwidth and stuff. So I want to basically block all computers except the ones I specify. Well at first I tried to just load...

Oh okay thanks. I thought that the point of CSS was that you could make up your own tag and their styles... I will try your suggestion. Thank you

Take a look at this test page here: www.jakobud.com/cssTest.php Mozilla of course shows the text in red and at 8 pt. like the style tells it to be, but in IE6 it completely ignores the style. What am I doing wrong? How do I make styles that are the most cross-browser compatible? Thanks! Jake

I have Windows 2000 Server running on a machine on our LAN. There are only certain computers on the LAN that I want to give access to this server in order to regulate bandwidth and stuff. So I want to basically block all computers except the ones I specify. Well at first I tried to just load...

No one can help me with this? Surely this is a problem that people face besides me...

I have Windows 2000 Server running on a machine on our LAN. There are only certain computers on the LAN that I want to give access to this server in order to regulate bandwidth and stuff. So I want to basically block all computers except the ones I specify. Well at first I tried to just load...

BTW here is my php code: <?php $numoffile = 10; // Fix path of your file to be uploaded, don't forget to CHMOD 777 to this folder $file_dir = &quot;/home/jakobudc/public_html/upload/&quot;; if ($_POST) { for ($i=0;$i<$numoffile;$i++) { if...