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I don't use any for Windows nor know of any off the top of my head but XMMS is one that clearly stands out for Linux, http://www.xmms.org . Why do I like it? Can't really explain why, it reminds me...

I am ever so disgusted and insulted by a dirty drooping donkey dick... I demand reparations.. =P

It won't work because the php session is still yours and you have the same rights as you would as normally assigning APs. Clever thinking though.. I ought to try special characters soon.. that ought...

Do you get an error of some sort? Like that a file is running or does it just not download? If not, you should try using the network installer...

Lol.. no, its a standard Apache install, it's not that I mind not getting ads, but just to tell ya, 127.0.0.1 is my computer =P

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No, I don't run any proxy nor Proximination or whatever you...

No firewall is installed on this system and those logs are Apache logs. The problem is that all those ads are pointed at my localhost server rather than their intended ad servers as people have...

Again, I'm not as expierenced as you and don't know the specifics of either language as well as you do thus I purchased the book to learn it, but prove your point and contact the author and argue...

I have 6 to give out.. PM me with your name and e-mail.

- dave

Everything is standard, hosts was already inspected by suggestion of SodaP.

Yes, you must be a master of math, a master of mathematical history, and a master of computers in general. If you're not one of those you might as well pack your **** and leave. We have a basic test...

I didn't customize anything to redirect any ads or content to localhost..

What ads?

Why is it trying to connect to something on localhost?

127.0.0.1 - - [13/Sep/2004:19:40:24 -0500] "GET /RealMedia/ads/adstream_mjx.ads/intm/it/www.enterpriseitplanet.com/security/antionline/1452251895@336x280,468x60-2,house_ribbon? HTTP/1.1" 404 420...

Or install Slackware which comes with it standard... but muert0, yea, like gore said, SuSE personal sucks, with some help from Syini I was able to install GCC through RPMs and etc. But if I were to...

The man is a world known and respected author and expert in C++/C/Java... I repect his word over yours.

Juiridian, page 5 in C++: A Beginner's Guide Second Edition by Herbert Schildt..

Ugh, they have a damn network monitoring program installed... my school uses NetOp, any teacher can see ur screen in plain view and control your desktop and it wouldn't be any suprise that your...

One thing left to do...

/me bows.

Test completed, IP proven to be found by a simple netstat -n, host found with netstat -a. =)

- dave

Let's test it again... this I would like to see... jaguar291@gmail.com is my MSN nick, feel free to drop one and I'll test it.

Sending a file to another computer creates a direct connection between the two and the real IP will be seen whether or not they are using a proxy. =)

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Double negative in a sentence.

Spyder32, heh, first time I agree with you but I'm open to it.. they wanna know it and I know how to do it, I'll explain.. =)

Send someone a file and once you are sending the file, go to cmd and type netstat -n (or whatever flag you want). =)

Works for me? What compiler/IDE are you using?

The problem might be as in what you think the code was written in... even though they use the same headers, the code is C, not C++... try compiling as KeyLogger.c, it should work as it was intended,...