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I can't confirm it since I have not warned anybody on any of the boards I own. Perhapse an MSFN admin can run it and see? I have migrated all my boards to phpBB2 because of the commercialization issues with IPB.

You would probably use something like: SELECT * FROM ibf_members WHERE warn_level > 0 I can't really help you much more, IPB does not allow free downloads of the forum anymore EDIT: found out its warn_level

eMax provides quality hosting, as does A Small Orange (I use them)

Yes there are. The PCI cards will always have a lower latency between the card and the bus. Also, if you buy a 802.11g USB adapter with a usb 1.1 interface or a usb 1.1 port, the speed will be limited to 11mbps (which is the speed of 802.11b). USB adapters should be avoided, as they do not provide the same connection quality/throughput as the PCI card version.

Apache has nothing to do with e-mail, its a web server. You should be able to send e-mail to any domain hosted on your server unless it does not support loopback. This can be solved by modifying yout hosts file and mapping the domains you are hosting to localhost.

It really depends on what revision you have. If you have a PRISM based WMP11, then it should work in hostap (true access point mode) with no problems. However, it may require a hacked firmware so that the hardware itself can automatically send beacon frames out. This is all in Linux btw. However, if you have another chip in there, you can always use ad-hoc mode.

Here is a link to an installer. It is based on NSIS installer.

have you changed "dummy" to the actual domain name of the server your a connecting to? Are you sure you have fopen privilages for remote urls? are you sure the server supports the HEAD command (some uncommon servers dont)?

Got this from PHP.NET <?phpfunction remote_file_size ($url){ $head = ""; $url_p = parse_url($url); $host = $url_p["host"]; $path = $url_p["path"]; $fp = fsockopen($host, 80, $errno, $errstr, 20); if(!$fp) { return false; } else { fputs($fp, "HEAD ".$url." HTTP/1.1\r\n"); fputs($fp, "HOST: dummy\r\n"); fputs($fp, "Connection: close\r\n\r\n"); $headers = ""; while (!feof($fp)) { $headers .= fgets ($fp, 128); } } fclose ($fp); $return = false; $arr_headers = explode("\n", $headers); foreach($arr_headers as $header) { $s = "Content-Length: "; if(substr(strtolower ($header), 0, strlen($s)) == strtolower($s)) { $return = substr($header, strlen($s)); break; } } return $return;} print ("Google logo is " . remote_file_size ("http://www.google.it/intl/it_it/images/logo.gif") . " bytes!");?>

I'm from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. However, I now live in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 3/4th of the year, the rest of the time I'm throughout former Yugoslavia.

Are you sure the user the webserver runs on has permission to execute the file at the beginning of the cgi script?

Have you tried using a png file for a background that has 40% transparency? You need to use a hack to get it to work in IE though.

Don't wanna get off topic, but why why do you have directory listings enabled? And ASP files on a Apache/Linux server

Do you mean something like http://www.msfn.org/board/backend.php ? Of course it needs to be updated to show all forums instead of just one

Look at this site: http://delphi.about.com/library/weekly/aa082499.htm Specifically under "Execute a program and wait until it has finished" Delphi.about.com is one of the best sites to learn Delphi from.

If you have a spare computer you can use the traffic shaper in m0n0wall

No problem, I'm glad to see people interested in learning Delphi

Remove the bracket in: ' /s') Its not supposed to be there. I must have typed it in accidently.

ShellExecute(Handle ,'open', 'C:\install\program.exe', ' /switch'), nil, SW_SHOWNORMAL); Would run the program with a switch. You probably didnt learn it because it is a Windows API call, and therefore requires the shellapi in the uses section.

Yellowtab Zeta (BeOS)will be one of the best multimedia OS's. It was specifically written just for multimedia and POSIX compatibility.

Just as I was actually going to buy a license from Connectix; Microsoft is not getting my money for sure.

Yep, Thunderbird is the best for win32.

It may just be time for a re-install though. Im guessing if its trying to read the section it already wrote to it.

Im using qmail for SMTP, I dont remember since I havent used my server for a year or so.

I have Novus, its currently a wireless link as my building is not close to their fibre optic network. The speed is pretty good though, 600KB/s downstream and 200KB/s upstream for $32 CDN per month.