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Back in 2005 there were som suggestions in http://www.antionline.com/archive/index.php/t-265015.html

Great! You still got some

Warning: mysql_error(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL.....

errors to fix though. One thing to do is always to (just a sketch):

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It's probably as Striek says just a question of setting it up right.

I could do it for you - if you would grant me access. You would of course have to trust me ;)

"I want to create a file in the client " you say. But that is impossible.
The reason you got it to work on your PWS is just that your client
is also your server.

What's your C++ code?

You might put a byte into a 16 or 32 bit word, and print the entire word. But
hard to tell without your code.

Just my 3 cents:

1) Turing "invented" Turing machines to discuss and prove things about
computability: which functions can (and connot) be computed by any machine.
A Turing machine can't really...

If your /etc/shadow looks like

username:ssccccccccccc:....

Then the "ss" stands for the 2 character salt, and the "ccccccccccc" is your
encrypted password - just as the theory goes.

But the...

Great - saves me from explaining why

In the short run you can add a check for a cookie, or check for the same IP-number.

But who knows what smyn31337 actually wants to use it for?

Depends very much on what level of security you want to accomplish.

A simple way is to put it through md5() - this produces 32 randomly looking
characters. When you read this off the URL, you can...

You should try to replace
fp = fopen(argv[1], "r");
by
fp = fopen(argv[1], "rb");
when compiling on windows

If this works, I'll tell you why...