Derek

omg I swear I tried that already (because Java uses "==" too), but I must have forgotten to FTP or something >.> Thanks--again. P.S.: Yeah, I'm updating my Profile and signature, etc. I figure it's about 2 years overdue. :S

So, it looks like to me (correct me if I'm wrong), but djBob didn't install the same thing you did (besides the fact that you're running Windows and Stevie is running Linux). I have no clue what djbob installed, but it should have been this. Maybe djbob can spread some light on this. I don't know if Stevie has RPM installed, but the RPM for gnuplot is located here, as the official Sourceforge for gnuplot only offers the source.

According to the "I'm Feeling Lucky" result of that error on Google, the person with your same error found he could connect using "localhost" instead of "127.0.0.1". So, if you haven't already, you can try to connect to the MySQL server "stevie.heliohost.org" (if that's the real url you should use) instead of the IP address of the server. EDIT: Yeah, on PHPmyAdmin, it says it's connecting to "localhost", and the url is "stevie.heliohost.org", so the mySQL server must be at that server.

Yeah, I seem to be overlooking something really simple again today, but I can't figure it out. (Yeah I sent this as a PM but I thought I should put it here instead.) Source: <?php $filename = $_GET['file']; $location = $_GET['where']; if ($filename) { if ($location = "main") { print($filename . ' - ' . $location); } else if ($location = "home") { print($filename . ' - ' . $location); } else if ($location = "scoizzle") { print($filename . ' - ' . $location); } } ?> No matter what I put for "where", I get $location printed as "main". So if I go to , they both print "test.txt - main". Thanks, ~Derek

Cool, thanks. It works just like I needed. I guess I didn't need finfo at all

Well, extending on what I said on the original post, I'm writing a download script that takes the file name from the url, so if I wanted to download my test.txt, I would go to "download.php?file=test.txt" <?php $filename = $_GET['file']; //Get the file name using the variable "file" in the URL chdir("download"); //Files to download are in my public_html/download folder header('Content-disposition: attachment; filename=' . $filename); //Force the browser to download file, not view it. header('Content-type: text/plain'); //This would only work for test.txt readfile($filename); ?> So, the 4th line is telling the browser what MIME type the file is, so this example would work fine, but if I tried to download, lets say, a Zip folder, it would be telling the browser that it's a text file, and it thinks it's supposed to be saved as a .txt extension. That's what I needed the finfo_*() functions for--it would give me the MIME type of any file being used for $file, so it would save as a .zip, for example, instead of a .txt. EDIT: Yeah, byron, I checked that example you gave me and it looks like I could use it, but it returns a lot of data when I really only need the "Content-Type" part of it, so I'll read more on those PHP.net pages you linked.

Oh sorry--when I saw "Moved" I just assumed. I hadn't realized it was moved to "Escalated Requests".

Alright thanks, and sorry for posting in the wrong section--the FAQ said to post it here.

The Original Poster is saying that he would like some server configuration information, because he would like to set up a test server on his computer to make site development faster (since he wouldn't have to FTP every change, etc), and then perhaps later, upload it to Stevie. But, since the default Apache installation is different from the configuration of Stevie, he would like more information about it, so developing the site on his test server and copying it over to his HelioHost site wouldn't cause any problems.

So, I'm trying to write a download script for my site by using the "Content-disposition" header. However, in order for it to work, I have to supply the file's MIME type. So I wrote it to automatically check for the file's type using finfo, so different files could still be downloaded. Then I got: According to PHP.net, I found it's because the PECL extension is not installed. So, please install it, because I would love to get this to work. Thanks, ~Derek Extra Info: Username: derekboy Site: unorthodox.co.cc PHP Source:

I'm from Massachusetts, USA.

When did you make this account?

When that happened to me, I asked djbob to delete my user and I re-registered.

Not a hackoff, just a client.

I was wondering if I would be able to host a RSPS Webclient here. It is written in Java and I would take all the sprites and upload them, edit the source to read the sprites online, then I would Jar all the class files and upload it. It would run just like this, except I won't have any ads (unless I decide later to use HelioHost ads). ~Derek

Same, as I don't watch videos on my iMac G3, as it has an non-upgradeble 8mb Graphics card. And since Mac OS X comes with iTunes, I didn't feel like getting a different one

Maybe your domain hasn't been validated yet because of the recent downtime. Just try it another day, then try to bring it to the attention of Djbob ~Derek

I use PunBB but when I tried to add a reputation system it didn't work so...

Yes. If you jump on the moon--sure we jump higher, but you fall slower, so it would be the same as if you jump on earth

I remember a couple years ago, when I was in 4th grade, I added my birthday to WikiPedia, and I thought it was hilarious when it was gone a couple hours later o.O

This thread seems forgotten...

Sounds fair

Yeah, well...I'll try the File Manager thing... Thanks all, it works now! ~Derek

I just use my FTP client to do it... EDIT: Yeah about that, my entire public_ folder is 754...I don't see why nothing is happening if my public folder is viewable by all

I can't recall why, I've just been thinking about it all day... So I'm guessing I can't?