Zoon

Utilize a logfile Instead of using MySQL database create a database file! users.online.txt textfile: [CODE]87.58.110.25 1278694959 130.20.145.10 1278694920[/CODE] Each row is a visitor. First column is the visitor IP. Second column is the last visitor activity. Whenever the visitor visits a page, you update the time entry in your file. …

[QUOTE=nezachem;1242530]One problem with this code is that it can't match a literal '?'. Another is its complexity. I can't even try to understand how it works, let alone debug it. This is how I would approach globbing: [CODE]#include "glob.h" int globMatch(char * pattern, char * text) { while(*pattern && *text) …

Hello, If you can gain information like the name of the executable, you can probably find the path to it. It should be possible to get the path to an executable from it's PID. Then with the path you can easily do your MD5 check. Hope this helps. // Zoon

Why don't you read the rules to find out? I'd even say, posting those links "illegally" would be even better than posting this meaningless post telling us you didn't read the rules :D Welcome to DaniWeb btw ;)

Try making a simple version. [CODE]mail("******@gmail.com", "Test Mail", "We have success");[/CODE] If this does not work neither, your hosting provider probably doesn't support mail. Usually locally hosted servers does nor. Also, have you checked your spamfilters? :) If you need a good webhost, take a look at [URL="http://webhosting.blanye.com"]Blanye Webhosting[/URL].

You probably don't want to include boost in your project, just for this one thing. It's not that hard to figure out, so unless you already have boost linked, try doing it yourself! ;)

The pointer is an address to something in your memory (RAM). fopen will create an "object" to handle the requested file, in the memory. But for you to be able to use this object, to manipulate the file, you have the address returned which you store in a pointer :) …

cthoes, Have you set good permissions on the folder you attempt to move to? [B]Locally Hosted[/B] Use CHMOD from your terminal or use your desktop frontend to set the permissions. [B]Remotely Hosted[/B] Use a FTP client to connect to the server. FileZilla allows you to modify permissions. Note: Maybe your …

Hello, Have you tried to print out the output of File.size()? Maybe it doesn't work like that :) Also, please use code tags, it eases the reading and retains indents. // Zoon