Messages posted by: Anonymous

Sorry, as I watched the statistics, another user was on my page an this user has git the IE.

Thank you.

One more thing. This script sais that I'm using the Internet Explorer, but I'm using firefox.

Great! Thank you very much, it works @ET!

@Carbonize: Thank you for your answer, too, but it works now (with relative paths).

Hello all together!

This script doesn't work, but I don't know why.

My files are in

/logstat/gif
/logstat/logfiles
/logstat/log.gif
...

log.pl, stat.pl and ip.log are in

/cgi-bin/logstat/

My log.pl:

Ma stat.pl:

# url to script
$cgiurl = "http://www.web82.server-drome.net/cgi-bin/logstat/stat.pl";

# url to the image files without trailing "/"
$gif_url = "/logstat/gif";

# path to the log files from the server root without trailing "/" (chmoded to 777 (drwxrwxrwx))
$base_dir = "/srv/www/htdocs/web82/html/logstat/logfiles";

# url to the log files without trailing "/"
$log_url = "/logstat/logfiles";

# minimum visits before to show in list
$host_min = 1;
$browser_min = 1;
$os_min = 1;
$referer_min = 1;

# show visits from all countries
$show_ccodes = "yes";
$show_max = 15; # only valid if $show_ccodes="no"

# log file extension
$log_file_ext = "txt";

# misc configurations
$font_size = "8pt"; # font size
$table_width = 700; # table width
$max_bar_length = 300; # bar lenght of host,os,browser,etc. in relation to $table_width
$max_bar_day_length = 170; # bar lenght of day should be set in relation to $table_width
$hits_by_weekday = "yes";
$top_countries =   "yes";
$top_browsers =    "yes";
$top_os =          "yes";
$top_host =        "yes";
# Done
###########

There are no error messages, but it doesn't log anything.

The code in my html-file:

May I delete these lines:

So, it's not HTML 4.01 transistonal.

Where is my mistake? I want use relavive paths, if it's possible.

Carbonize, I haven't heard from you. Did you get my email?

Yes Carbonize,
It is as I described. It is a .php page created just for the poll.
That is what is making it so frustrating.

Thanks for your reply.
Janvier

thanks, got it! And again, you've made a great guestbook.

cheers

Claire

Thank you so much for your reply.

Unfortunately I do not see such an option on the administration page.
I have 19 general settings devided into 5 categories:
general options (6), field definition (5), email options (3), Miscellaneous Options (5)

Perhaps I need to install an update? I have Advanced Guestbook 2.3.1, downloaded from this site 2 days ago.

I do know a little PHP though, so perhaps I can change the settings in the proper .php file. Which one would that be?

Cheers,

Claire

sorry, I completely forgot my name, seems very unfriendly. My name is claire. You can see the guestbook at:
http://www.clairepolders.com/guestbook

thanks

Hello,

Thank you for making the guestbook available: it is great. One question however. My server is located in the US but all my readers (including myself) live in Europe. How can I change the time settings of my guestbook, so it displays the European actual time?

thank you for your reply

Hi fellas,
I need some help figuring out this Advance Poll setup. I have read all of the instructions and forum replies yet I am not getting the result I seek. I installed this script with Fantastico, and to be honest I am a freshman on PHP and SQL, so please be kind.
This is my polls.php page...
with NO WHITE SPACES

<?php
require "/home/miamipre/public_html/polls/poll_cookie.php";
?>
<html>
<head>
<title>Miami Premier Encuestas</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFCC99" leftmargin="0" topmargin="0">
<?php
include_once "/home/miamipre/public_html/polls/booth.php";
echo $php_poll->poll_process("random");
?>
</body>
</html>

THE RESULT IS ALWAYS THE SAME no matter if it is calling a specific poll or a random poll...

echo $php_poll->poll_process("random");

--that is what shows up on the page.

I have created four polls, they are Active, Loggin Off (in admin), Experiation NEver, and Allow Comment selected.
PLEASE HELP!

Janvier

thanks carbonize, you rock! It seems that everytime I look for an answer to a question, it is your post that helps me the most!

JTD wrote:The sql exploit ony works on 2.3.1 if you have a very outdated version of php.

That's not what I read, are you sure we're talking about the same thing?

It's too tempting to get comfortable with what's familiar. I had a version of emacs I was using since sophomore year of college and I was scared to upgrade since I use it so much and it works fine.

Upgrading wasn't bad at all.

Since I know a thing or two about computers, I figured I'd try to not be afraid of keeping all of my software up-to-date.

Neither version of PHP 5 nor Apache 2 that I'm using is in alpha testing so I don't see it as a huge risk. Further, I'm hosting a website as a hobby so I don't have much on the line (I won't miss out on thousands of sales if my site is buggy).

If I run into a problem caused by a bug in the version I'm using then, at that time, I can choose to downgrade if I must.

So if people's lives depended on the reliability of my system, then I'd probably stick with the most stable software versions available. Since that's far from the case (for me, at least) I don't at all see a problem with using PHP 5 with Apache 2.

Lastly, every once in a while--perhaps even right now with Advanced Guestbook 2.3.1--I can do my part to help find bugs or compatibility issues that developers aren't yet aware of.

Did you get the email? If not, I'll try another way to contact you.