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 | I have a page I am putting together that has a drop down box, and allows me to choose an item from the drop down, and then it queries the database matching from the drop down to a table field and then grabs all database entries that match. That part … |
| | I am trying to write a command line bash script that will allow you to send mail to an email address using some variables. The email is a signup form with username and passwords. The subject line and most of the body will be hard coded. The script should ask … |
| | I have an index.html file that I need to be able to modify depending on if its secure or unsecure, can I use cat and or grep in a script to modify text in it? Chris |
| | I am using for f in $(<uploads); do s=`echo "$PWD/$f"`; to output the path for each file in a text file. It works great However I need the relative path to start with a specified directory. In other words the top of the script will have a few questions two … |
| | I need to able to hide a directory that is already created. More importantly when an ftp user logs in I want them to not be able to see a certian directory. It already has root permissions, any ideas? |
 | I'm trying to make a link directory. In short, It's going to have 9 categories and I want it to look like this: [size=7]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [/size] At first, I made a 3x3 table. But when anyone submits a link, it breaks the whole … |
| | mail -s "subject" [email]chris.collins@fuse.net[/email] < email What can I add to this line and where to automatically create a blind carbon copy? Also if possible what can I add to this line and where if possible to add the address from? Thanks |
| | I need to find a way to use a bash script to take a line like this " <!-- STANDARD FTP :: DELETE THIS BLOCK FOR SECURE FTP AND UNCOMMENT THE SECURE BLOCK BELOW --> <tr> <td valign="middle" align="center" height="35"> <a href="http://!domain!/uftp/">Click here to login to your FTP site.</a> </td> … |
| | Suppose I had a directory name of company.domain.com where company was diff everytime. How could I read the company part of the name in as one of the variables in my bash script? |