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//GLOBALS $RETURN_CHAR = "\n"; $TIMEOUT = 5; //number of seconds to timeout $PID = getmypid(); $CHILD_PID = 0; //Make sure program execution doesn't time out set_time_limit(0); function set_timeout() { global $PID; global $CHILD_PID; global $TIMEOUT; $CHILD_PID = pcntl_fork()...

here an example; $fp = @fopen("http://www.google.com/index.html","r"); if ($fp) { print"The site exists!"; } else { print"The site does not exist"; }

Hi, > Does fseek check to see if the site is there or do I have to point it to a file? I'm not quite sure what you mean. Do you want to check the existence of a site, before opening? What I do know is that FSEEK doesn't does this job. QUOTE FSEEK DOCUMENTATION (php.net)...

Currently, we're using NCD ThinSTAR terminals to connect to our Citrix Servers. I'm looking for a detailed benchmark report that displays performance results of several other terminal hardware. I've looked on the internet but can't find any resources. I can only find information provided by the...

Hello, We're using ThinSTAR 300 terminals to connect to our Metaframe 1.8 server farm (about 1500 terminals and 42 MetaFrame servers). On a regular base the CTRL and/or SHIFT keys get stuck. The only solution is to log-off and log back on. Does anyone else seems to have this problem and is...

I know I have to use two utilities, that's not the problem. But I don't think it will be easy to implement this in VB. Sure, if I want to redirect ports not already in use, it would be an fairly easy job, but I want to redirect *known* ports and they are definately already open. For example UDP...

I'm looking for an utility to route incoming as well as outgoing TCP/UDP ports to another port. For example; two hosts connected to the internet. Host A wants to send TCP data over port 80 to host B. This action is intercepted and instead of using port 80, port 1000 (for example) will be used...

If you use the same hardware setup (using the hub and the computer) and if you use a packet sniffer that is able to see ALL traffic (for example Microsoft's Network Monitor provided with SMS or any other network sniffer), you should be able to *see* packets send by one of the routers. In these...

Take a look at the following site: http://www.fhsoftware.net/support.htm Both server and client manuals are there.

I would suggest using the following IP-scheme: |----+------------------| <- subnet A | +----+-----+ | ROUTER 1 + +----+-----+ | | { TELCO } --------+-------------+ | | | | | | | |...

You have to use something like a firewall to do this. The only one I can come up with right now is BlackICE Defender. I know for sure there are more (not so sophisticated) solutions available.

Assign IP addresses to all of the ports you want to use. Keep in mind to which network segment you want to connect each port to so that you assign the right IP-addresses to it. Also make sure the WINS server is available by all of the ports you would like to use.

In this situation you have to provide the clients an DHCP lease using it's MAC address. There's no distinct method to know which computer is in the 192.168.0.x/16 subnet or in the 192.168.1.x/16 subnet. I know Microsoft's DHPC server is capable of doing this. The biggest disadvantage of this...

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Hi, I've seen many of the responses to the disclaimer-problem. All of them provide a solution to this problem but it seems like everyone uses the IMS connection in conjunction with the IMSEXT.DLL file. I want to add a disclaimer while using a X400 connector. Is this possible, and how...