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Ok, well I don't really have time right now. But I could point you to some good resources. Here they come: http://php.net/ https://www.google.com/search?q=php https://www.google.com/search?q=php+tutorial Probably you might find some good tutorials on this forum or at the forum at Xisto.com (related to Xisto and xisto) [[mods, if this isn't allowed please remove that line ]] Good luck with your journey bakr_2k5

Ok ... Wel I'm going to bed now but I'll take a look at your script tomorrow and post the script with full explanation in this thread. I think I could manage to find a few good tutorials on the net but not now, tomorrow Anyway the best way to learn something is just toy with it, that's how everyone gets started I think (at least I do)... Just steal a script from somewhere and start editing it. Soon enough you'll see what this and that does, and eventually you know the biggest part of PHP and maybe other programming languages! bakr_2k5

The whole script or just the little part I gave you?

Your welcome :lol:Yeah I thought so because of the IP :lol:bakr_2k5

Change this: $scfp = fsockopen("$scip", $scport, &$errno, &$errstr, 10);if(!$scfp) { $scsuccs=1;echo''.$scdef.' Habbo Hotel Radio Is Currently Offline';}into if(! $scfp = @fsockopen($scip, $scport, &$errno, &$errstr, 10)) {$scsuccs=1;echo''.$scdef.' Habbo Hotel Radio Is Currently Offline';} Hope that this helps! bakr_2k5

I think it means that it can't connect to the radio, you're trying to connect to. Either the IP is wrong or it is really offline and it gives you that error. It would be handy to see some more code from that file if possible...bakr_2k5[EDIT]Are you doing this true hamachi?[/EDIT]

Hi A7X-Girl,When you have MSG Plus installed it will by default save your conversations in your received files directory if I'm right. So disabling it in MSN Messenger doesn't help anything. You'll have to disable it in MSG Plus. Alternatively you could remove those files every time you leave the computer or create a little script that runs on shutdown or boot-up whatever you prefer.Good luck,bakr_2k5

Hi joe.k, Maybe this can help: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ It seems to be your problem so check it out. I hope it helps! bakr_2k5

Run a webserver from USB-stick on windows guide Introduction A few weeks ago we got a 256MB USB-stick from school (yes I didnât have one yet!), and I havenât played with it since I got it till my computer broke and I had to use my moms laptop. Since I didnât want to break up my moms laptop, I thought about my USB-stick and wanted to install a webserver on it. Though it can also be used if you want to demonstrate a project of yours to your clients or friends whatsoever! It can even be used as a real webserver! But please keep in mind that a USB-stick isnât the fastest medium to run a webserver from. In this guide weâll be using: * 256MB USB-stick ( Directory I:\ ) * HP Pavilion ze4500 laptop with Windows XP Professional SP2 * WAMP (Windows â Apache â Mysql â PHP) packages Note: When I refer to the USB-drive, I mean the drive I:\. But youâll have to change the path according to your own USB-stick!! 1. Installing XAMPP (lite) on USB-stick In this chapter weâre going to install XAMPP (lite) from apache friends on a USB-stick. 1.1 Downloading XAMPP (lite) First, go to this address: https://www.apachefriends.org/download.html. From there scroll down to download section, youâll see three kind of packages: * Installer * ZIP archive * Selfextracting 7-ZIP archive Youâll need the ZIP archive or the Selfextracting 7-ZIP archive. If you scroll down even more, Iâll find XAMPP lite, which is a reduced version of XAMPP, and is half the size of the full package. Here youâll need the archives too and not the installer! Now download the package you want XAMPP (Selfextracting 7-ZIP archive) https://www.apachefriends.org/download.html?win32-1.5.5.exe XAMPP lite (Selfextracting 7-ZIP archive) https://www.apachefriends.org/download.html?win32-1.5.5.exe And save it to a location of your choice, though the desktop would be best for fast access and such! 1.2 Installing XAMPP (lite) If youâve downloaded the ZIP file, extract it to âC:\xamppâ. If youâve downloaded the Selfextracting 7-ZIP archive, double click the file and enter âC:\xamppâ as the destination directory. Now copy the extracted xampp directory to your USB-drive, and wait till itâs done. After itâs done, go to âI:\xamppâ (Where I:\ is the USB-drive!) and double click âsetup_xampp.batâ. This will configure PHP. Though Iâm not very sure itâs needed, but it canât hurt anyway! When âsetup_xampp.batâ is done, double click âxampp-controll.exeâ. Now thereâs popping up a control panel for xampp. To test if itâs working, start the Apache server and the MySQL server, and browse to LOCALHOST/ youâll see the xampp splash screen and choose a language of your choice. Now click on âStatusâ in the left navigation panel. And check if the things are running that you want to have running. To test xampp even more, check out the demos which can be found on your left in the navigation panel. Now if itâs working, you should make xampp a bit more secure. Click âSecurityâ in the navigation panel. A new window will open and youâll see that youâre xampp installation is pretty much completely insecure! Now scroll a bit more down and youâll see a link to fix this. Yes, click it. Now you should only insert the fields in the MYSQL SECTION, and click âPassword changingâ. If youâre really paranoid with security you could also fill in the second section on that page, though I donât think it will help much. And since you arenât going to run a 24/7 server on a USB-stick, at least I hope for your visitors, you donât have to be 100% secure! Now youâre done setting up XAMPP (lite) on a USB-stick. And you can put your webpages and such in âI:\xampp\htdocs\â. Also you can remove the files and directories from htdocs since they arenât needed anymore. 2. Installing WOS Portable on USB-stick In this chapter weâre going to install WOS Portable on a USB-stick. WOS stands for Webserver On Stick, and as the name says, itâs intended to be ran from a USB-stick. 2.1 Downloading WOS Portable First surf to http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ which is the page for WOS Portable. On the left navigation panel click âdownloadâ. Now youâre prompted with a WOS X page, but we donât what that because itâs much bigger than WOS Portable. So click âNo thanks, take me to the downloadâ button. Now if you already own a WOS Portable package you can choose to upgrade or to obtain a new package. For this guide, weâre going to click the âI do not have a WOS Portable II Package and want to obtain a new packageâ radio button, then we click go. Now weâre prompted with a package choose menu kind of thing, we have to select a few packages. For this example weâll only take the âApache2_SE, MySQL5_SE and PHP4/5_SEâ. Itâs your choice to choose PHP4, PHP5 or both. âSE stands for Small Editionâ. Now when you scroll down, youâll be seeing a calculator for the size of the packages, which is pretty handy since no USB-stick has the same capacity. So take a good look at it, that you donât exceed you USB-sticks capacity! When your satisfied with you selections click the âDownload nowâ button. Now you can download the file, save it to a location of your choice and wait till itâs done downloading. 2.2 Installing WOS Portable Ok, weâre done downloading. Now extract the âwosportable.zipâ file to âC:\wosportableâ. Go to the wosportable dir and take a look, you see that there are three (3) files with the extension â.wosâ these are package files which are unpacked and installed with âwos.exeâ. So, double click âwos.exeâ. Choose a language, weâre going for the English language. Youâre now prompted with a screen where youâll find your chosen packages from the website, just click âInstallâ at the bottom right. When itâs done youâll see the server screen, click end. Now copy the wosportable directory (âC:\wosportableâ) to your USB-stick (âI:\wosportableâ). This might take some time depending on your USB transfer speed and such. Ok, when itâs done, double click âwos.exeâ on your USB-stick, the server is started immediately, and your browser will popup. When the browser fails to load the first time, just hit the refresh button. Now youâre done installing WOS Portable! 2.3 Upgrading WOS Portable As you might have seen we forgot to get âPHPMyAdminâ with WOS Portable. Just go to http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ again, and click download on the left navigation menu, click the âNo thanks, take me to the downloadâ button, now click he first radio button with âI have already a WOS Portable II Package and want to update itâ, and click go. Scroll down till you find âPHPMyAdminâ and click âdownload nowâ. Just save it to your USB-stick in the folder âwosportableâ! If you have the WOS Portable server still running end it by clicking on âEndâ in the server screen thing. And restart âwos.exeâ, now you see that you can install âPHPMyAdminâ just click install. This might take some time! When itâs done it will start the server automatically. Now browser to localhost/phpmyadmin to verify the installation. And youâre done. 3. Last word from me All this could be done with much more packages, but I donât have them all you see. And since these two plus the writing took me almost two days, it wouldnât be smart to take 100 WAMP packages! I hope you like my guide and that you can learn something from it. I made it with love so treat it with love! Also, Iâm sorry I didnât use any pictures in here, but since working on a laptop isnât really comfortable for me I just skipped them. Maybe when my PC is fixed, Iâll edit it and add pictures! When I have my PC up and running again, Iâll be making the same guide but then for Linux, I hope! bakr_2k5

Very short reply, No that not what I mean, That 3,2 gb drive will contain install ISOs (windows iso, ubuntu iso, etc) and no hd ISOs. bakr_2k5

Yeah I know this. And it can't be called burn though don't have other words for it ... Mark420, I came across those too today. Though they're very much linux specific since it uses the kernel from the ISO. And Windows ISO's don't have such a kernel (i think). --- I've also seen some people that said: "Format the partition as CDFS / iso9660". Though can't seem to find ANYTHING that can do that. Or some howto or something. Anyway, I don't want it to be Linux specific. Because of my Windows ISO. So those methods you (Mark420) mentioned won't work I guess. I hope I'll get some more replies here. In the mean time I'll build a bootable floppy disk, and try some stuff with that. It might work in some way! bakr_2k5

Hi there, (Don't know if this is the right forum for this. And it also applies to all other OS's I guess. Though I'm in Ubuntu LiveCD at the moment!) Got a question, I've read on the net it IS possible to 'burn' an ISO file to a partition on the harddisk?! Though they don't say HOW to do it. I've been searching google like all day only for this and getting pretty desperate on this! Anyone in here that knows how to do this? My idea is, I have a 3,2 gb spare hd which I'm going to use as my "ISO drive". I make a bootable floppy disk to boot the "ISO partition" of my choice to install. This spares me from download every ISO over and over again I've also been searching for "Boot ISO from grub / lilo" but couldn't find anything to do this. (especially on windows ISO, though legal CDs but ripped from CD to ISO! ) If you know something about this too, I'll be happy to hear! I really need to know this, since it'll give me: a. Better install speed (since HD is faster then CD) b. No spoiled CDs c. Less (spoiled) CDs d. Easy way to install something else etc... etc... Hope to get some fast reply here! bakr_2k5

It's pretty calm in this topic !Anyway, Vujsa have you had any response from OpaQue on this? Or did you completely forgot about it? I think it's pretty dead in here. So I'll keep it short. bakr_2k5

Thanks for the replies!Though I've recently replaced the ducktape with those small boxes where you screw the wires in Looks a lot saver. Also dhanesh, my AMD is pretty cool. I have a Arctic Freezer 64 Pro running at 5volt. And it's pretty cool.I don't care a lot about the temperature though when it's above 50 / 60 C then it's going to be a problem ...Anyway I've always used AMD and I'm pretty pleased with it.I'll just ignore the voltages, since it seems to be on all systems here in my house so I guess it's ok.bakr_2k5