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Jan 31, 2002, 1:39pm

<img src="file:///C:/My%20Documents/My%20Pictures/awaw.gif">

well, not on my C: drive ;)

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Feb 4, 2002, 5:24pm

Wasn't it cookies last time in MoonBeam?

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Feb 11, 2002, 3:01am

http://oct31.de/aw/awstart :)

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Feb 19, 2002, 7:18pm

Ireland :)

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Feb 27, 2002, 4:05am

Did you try the same with a / behind test.com ?

If you don't have it there, you redirect to an address that is a redirect itself.

The second thing that might be missing are 2 CR's behind the redirect command :

$Redirect_Page="http://test.com/";
if(ereg("splitrock.net$","$REMOTE_ADDR||$REMOTE_HOST"))
header("location : $Redirect_Page\n\n");


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Feb 27, 2002, 4:13am

sorry, one more :

I don't think that your regular expression can work like this.
The "...t$" requires a request string that ends with the "t".
Did you print out the actual strings?

Maybe $HTTP_HOST would be a better string to check, and there
the faster "strcmp" would be sufficient to do the compare.

Use a phpinfo(); to see which string matches your requirements
better than those you use.

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Mar 10, 2002, 7:42pm

Yes, we had that with some web servers (an IIS version).
The reason was probably the size, that was reported wrong
by the server.

You can see that, when it loads a JPG with a known size,
but shows a wrong one in the F3 download window.

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Mar 11, 2002, 3:48am

No :)

http://oct31.de/aw/infos/LocalObjectPath.txt

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Mar 11, 2002, 3:50am

oops, after reading Jerme's comment - is your problem
the traffic limit on server side?

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Mar 20, 2002, 4:30am

Is that important, as long as the lines are good ?

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Mar 31, 2002, 4:26am

I doubt that anyone can help you with this, as long as you
don't provide some more informations, at least :

- the exact error message
- the windows version you're using
- what kind of library (Vc++, VB, FoxPro ..)

and maybe some more :

- the virus scanner (if any) you use (it affects program start!)
- if you can find out, the version of the library DLLs


To me it sounds like a virus or a WinXP incompatibility.



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Apr 3, 2002, 4:50am

..htaccess can do way more than just password protect stuff,
you can use it to forward from a directory access to a script
for example, and the script can take the models from outside
of the area, that is open for HTTP access.

If you have this script check the HTTP_USER_AGENT for the content
"ActiveWorlds browser"
and then pass through the files, you get at least a little
more security.

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Apr 4, 2002, 4:25am

Some password cracking programs that do not work "brute force"
or based on wordlists, can crack a password WAY faster, if they
have the passworded ZIP file and the same file in a not zipped
version.

What Andras means is :

This problem can be avoided by protecting only those files, that
need to be protected. It does not make sense - and makes cracking
faster - to protect files that are available to anyone for free.


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Apr 4, 2002, 4:29am

sorry, I replied in "Worldbuilders" and didn't see that
it was already explained here :-/

Apr 5, 2002, 3:04pm

yep :) I use one of them - but for a different reason.
I think web pages should work independant from the browser,
so I told the proxy to identify the NetScape I'm using as
an AW browser too *g

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Apr 3, 2002, 4:56am

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Apr 4, 2002, 12:57pm

Line wrap ?

A hint from Andras some time back explained how to trick
the mail client :

Put "> " in front of the link, so the client "thinks" it is
a quotation. I didn't try with OE, but maybe it helps.

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Apr 4, 2002, 7:50pm

The second tab in the "green man tool" window allows to
set all joints. Try to bring the little red dot for all
the parts to the point where they connect, and do that
in all views (top/left/front)

Dese ole bones o' mine
shall rise together in the morning.
Dem bones dem bones dem dry bones
shall rise together in the morning.
From the toe bone to the foot bone
From the foot bone to the ankle bone
From the ankle bone to the leg bone
From the leg bone to the knee bone
From the knee bone to the thigh bone
From the thigh bone to the hip bone
From the hip bone to the back bone
From the back bone to the finger bone
From the finger bone to the hand bone
From the hand bone to the arm bone
From the arm bone to the shoulder bone
From the shoulder bone to the neck bone
From the neck bone to the head bone,
Dem bones dem bones dem dry bones
shall rise together in the morning.

(Dry bones by Margaret Bonds)


^(°v°)^
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Apr 6, 2002, 5:29pm

chmod = change mode


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May 18, 2002, 2:56am

Where do you live? The average height of a human depends
much on your location. Closer to the horizon, people have
to be way shorter, because the sky comes closer to the
ground there

================= <= sky
/ O
/o X
/ X X
======================= <= ground
^
-- tall person, closer to equator
^
--------- short person, close to horizon
^
------------ horizon


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May 18, 2002, 6:53am

Of course it makes sense, ask the ancient people in
Skandinavia, they knew about it. I learned it from
the Kalevala, a great but hard to read book.
(thanks, Count Dracula :)

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May 18, 2002, 8:30am

The earth is round?

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May 18, 2002, 8:40pm

but let's not stop humor :)

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May 19, 2002, 3:08am

:)

Jun 2, 2002, 11:06am

That happens, when no worlds are configured to
run on that world server

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Jun 11, 2002, 12:44pm

What are these 2, the beginning of a Scandinavian invasion *g

Jun 11, 2002, 5:56pm

Isn't it a usual concept to give out one half of a
pair in order to make people buy the other half?

I'm not absolutely sure, but I think I have seen a
C3 type for sale somewhere.

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Jun 11, 2002, 6:58pm

Marvin has been forgotten alone on a planet, he was
very depressed after the long time. I think that's
even worse than beeing sold. And I'm sure he would
agree, if he wasn't too depressed to agree.

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Jun 13, 2002, 2:49am

"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams
Marvin is a robot

[_]


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Jun 16, 2002, 2:13am

In theory, Java really runs in a sandbox, but this sandbox
isn't 100% secure. And a lot of applications use JNI, which
makes it even more insecure. The only way to have real
security with a Java web interface is, to split it and put
the web part behind a firewall, with access through a
web service. This works only for servlets though, you
cannot have acceptable security (yet?) with Java running on
the client side, under control of IE or other browsers.

JavaScript has not much in common with Java except for a
similar syntax. Joeman did not mean JavaScript, as JS does
NOT run in a sandbox but is interpreted directly by the
web browser.

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