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At the risk of sounding pedantic do all of the users have access to read/write this file?

Oh I remember some of the crazy things we ended up doing .... This would be right up the street of stuff we'd be dipped with.

You can but you'd need to open port 3306 on your home router/firewall/whatever to allow php to connect into this. That said though fella, if you have hosting already chances are it comes with a MySQL database anyway so you can develop on the webhosting solution and use their MySQL.

Sounds like a job for the IT Team

Hi there, Means that either there isn't a MySQL server running at the hostname you entered or its an incorrect hostname. Try knocking off the 3306 (standard port anyway), and instead of using your credentials for your computer, use the ones you have for your webhost "maximumrnb.com" ? Or are you not running your webserver and MySQL on the same box?

How have you assigned the logon script? Is GPO loopback processing enabled?

Whack a shortcut to the batch file into their N drive and log on as them to run it, it might be a software restriction policy preventing it running.

Hey, No worries for the reply, my pleasure. Yeah, you're about right there, some of it is what floats your boat though, Photoshop may be more 'your thing' over Fireworks etc. Dreamweaver is fine but a lot of developers will drop into a simpler editor to avoid some of the helpful rubbish Dreamweaver (and other GUI development tools) puts in the code. My experience with Eclipse was as a developing environment as here. MySQL will store the information, you tend to use the PHP to populate/retrieve infromation from it. I tend to look at a task I'd like to complete and then work on that idea, a simple web based calendar or contact system or a web form which stores 'signups' into a database etc. It's a bit of a big leap to take in at once, dabble and see what fits you. I have the creative mind of a snail so I don't look at design, more logical and procedural

Really tempted by one of these... Would like to know which Q8300 it is though to see if it has VT support or not. linky.

You can run it manually as a student and it works? (From the same location, ie via shortcut to the actual batch file?). Nothing in the event logs to say why it failed? Do you have any other logon scripts which *are* working on there?

Looking at your list, XHTML/Javascript would be pretty straight forward to pick up if you have knowledge of using Dreamweaver (dig into the code view in Dreamweaver). IIS is a webserver that runs on Windows so server knowledge there, install it on your PC. VB6 is a bit old now, most people have moved onto .NET but you can find books that come with a copy on ebay for a few quid. C#/ASP.net/VB.net etc you can pick up "Visual Studio Express 2008" for free from Microsoft to have a play. I'd look at the html/xhtml stuff first with the content on the w3schools site here. Good luck, and have fun

Hi there, from memory... Map a drive to the impactserver\impact Copy the impact folder from C:\ on the server to c:\ on the workstation, install Biostation from the bioupdate folder under impact and then there's a config file where you have to define the path (with the drive you mapped) to where it lives and it worked fine. I used to use this for the bursar to set up the free school meals etc over the summer before folks came back. (It doesn't use fingerprinting or anything on this host .... you'd need more info for that to work!)

http://www.edugeek.net/forums/general-chat/47399-news-yahoo-selling-zimbra-vmware.html

El Reg Reports Interesting when you consider the potential of virtualised zimbra clusters ...

What a waste ....

Brill news, good start to the year

More of the BBC reporting from opinions from experts eh...

Absolutely, just shove your name on it is their way.

Show us the code and echo it out yourself. I'll see if I have time this morning to set this up and try.

Yup, as is RM Tutor 3.

An assumption we'd all be dead by 20xx there then. At least Justin picked it up and pushed the workaround published some months ago into the update stream.

There is a footer module which looks at the date and automatically displays the current year as the latest but I've not used the edugeek version for a while. (Just downloaded it as 1.3.zip with a 1.2 folder inside) Otherwise a quick bit of sed can fix this for you.

It appears to be using a different template for want of a better word to the last time. I don't use lmsensors much anymore but when I did I'm sure it generated some random stuff for me too! (I'm just emerging it now to run it and see what I get). Have you noticed any problems with the machine since changing the parts?

They really do know their stuff there, and you can count on the rest of us if you need linux helps:)

Which makes sense as tazz was referring to the link on a particular post within the thread he linked to. The link I have posted is that link. It looks like a legacy bbs link.