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Thanks, I had looked though the manual, but must have missed that section. Works fine now :)

No, but I can if it's neccisary. That the only workaround?

Hey all, I'm trying to read a remote file into php using the fopen command. The problem is that the file sits on a site that needs http authentication in order to access it. How would I pass the username and password info to the page with fopen, or is there another way? FTP and telnet...

Ah, I see how it works now, thank you very much. Tried the code on the page and it worked beutifully, saved me much grief :)

Thanks Rycamor, but I need to do more than just read the file. There is coldfusion code hosted on the machine, and I need the output to be displayed on the page, since Cold Fusion in not installed on the same machine as this page. Is this possible?

I'm trying to use PHP to run some CF code on a remote machine and have it display the output on a local webpage, where the PHP script resides. Does anyone know how to do this? I've found how to access remote machines, but not how to capture any output.

I'm trying to install ODBC drivers so that local scripts can access a remote MS Access database. I d/led the drivers, I hope the correct ones, from openlink, but how do I install them? The attached documentation isn't much help. Any help would be much appreciated, thanks...

I'm trying to remotely access a Microsoft Access database from a Linux server running PHP and apache. Now, I've heard I need to install ODBC drivers to do this, but I'm having some trouble. I d/led some from OpenLink but how do I install them and use them? Any help would be much appreciated...

After installing Linux and Win98SE on my comp, I've decided to change the partition sizes in linux. But when I'm about to go to the partition manegment screen (RedHat 6.1) it complains the partition table is corrupted. How can I fix the table? I'm not concerned about loosing one or both of...

There's a little utility called fips than can let you resize partitions, as long as they're not fragmented (use defrag first). Might be useful for you, but if it's a new install, might just be easier to reinstall than trying to find a version of fips. -Nick

Another option would be to use the remaining disk space to create another partition, large disk capacity enabled. You'd get two drives this way, but saves installing everything again -Nick

I'm not sure if this would be your problem or not, but I don't think the semicolon inside the header() function is necissary, only the one after it. If all else fails, you can use javascript for a redirect <script> location.replace('http://www.mysite.com'); </script> Hope...

How much RAM are you using? I know similar problems arise with 95/98 when Windows can't support the amount of RAM you have, 98 supports about 300...312MB if I remember correctly. I thought ME extended it considerably, but I could be wrong. If it's split over two(or more) sticks, try removing...

In your $TotalCost =(($Cost * Quantity) - $Discount) * $Tax statement, you're missing the '$' in front of Quantity

Looking through that script, I've noticed I don't have the the directories listed under the &quot;Source Subsystem Configuration&quot; heading. I guess this distro is set up differently than RH. Any other way to start mysql at boot you know of?

Nope, no 'setup' command found. Not Redhat either, it's Cobalt's own distro, ver 6.0. (2.2.14 kernal). Is that solution unique only to Redhat?

Hi, I'm trying to set up MySQL so that it will start up as soon the computer boots up, automatically. I tried appending the ../sh -c 'cd /usr/local/share ; ./mysql/mysql.server start' line to rc.local, but it doesn't work. Have I entered the wrong command, or am I going about this all...

Ah, thanks both of you. Changed the port # and it works fine now. I'll read up on that sudo stuff though, will likely prove usefull in the future.

Having some problems starting up my apache server recently. I used to always execute the process while logged in as root, but I've been setting up some low level administrative accounts to maintain the webserver. I've given them permissions to all the needed files in apache, but apache fails...

Thanks for the help, got up and running again with the boot disk. When I run fsck though (on hda1) I get a warning that it can cause SEVERE filesystem damage. That expected, or are them some steps I should take first? Also, something in mysql seems to have gotten corrupted too, know where...