Freelancers Forum Messages on Sunday August 24th 2003
Re: FN-FORUM: Perl/CGI help for the simpleton...
date posted 24th August 2003 21:56
Cheers Dan
It does appear that we're the only people capable of typing on the forum at
the moment....
I've hassled 1&1 by e-mail already ( they're German based so hopefully bank
holidays are classed a...
Re: FN-FORUM: Perl/CGI help for the simpleton...
date posted 24th August 2003 21:49
Might have misled you a bit - when I said 'executables', I just meant the
perl programs themselves - the .pl or .cgi files or whatever you have.
There are so many different perl scripts available tha...
Re: FN-FORUM: Perl/CGI help for the simpleton...
date posted 24th August 2003 21:24
Thanks Dan
Apparently (according to 1&1-my host) I only have to include the files in my
site for them to work. The files are ASCII and appear to have all the right
attributes. I've tried cuteFTP-ing t...
Re: FN-FORUM: Perl/CGI help for the simpleton...
date posted 24th August 2003 21:13
Hi Russ
It's been a while since I fiddled with perl and stuff, but you might need to
CHMOD them... through cute FTP, you probably need to find the executables,
right click them, choosed CHMOD, and ma...
FN-FORUM: Perl/CGI help for the simpleton...
date posted 24th August 2003 21:00
I approach you all with shame....and beg for help.
I'm a lowly cartoonist who knows little of installing a Perl script onto my
website. I've FTP'd the files into the directory and they're all happy an...
Re: FN-FORUM: DEVINATart
date posted 24th August 2003 19:35
John Sampson wrote:
> Anyone else on the list a member of deviantart?
> I'm trying to knock some PSDs together for the portfolio site, and
> looking for bit of inspiration, that and I was curios anywh...
RE: FN-FORUM: Site Check
date posted 24th August 2003 17:57
James Browne:
> (about http://www.thelondonartist.com )
> I had a look in firebird, and it seems not to like floated
> elements at all. Is this a known issue?
Yeeeeessss, ish.
Floating elements is o...
RE: FN-FORUM: Can any one recommend a "site grabber"
date posted 24th August 2003 16:09
That's why I'm not keen on d/ling them by hand, even more so since I'm
broadbandless for the next six months.
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> Mos...
RE: FN-FORUM: Can any one recommend a "site grabber"
date posted 24th August 2003 16:03
Blimey that would be huuuuge.
Isn't there supposed to be 8000 docs !!!
lol
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RE: FN-FORUM: DEVINATart
date posted 24th August 2003 16:02
Im at http://ianmoss.deviantArt.com
Not sure there's anything that'll inspire you there. But you never know.
Ian
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RE: FN-FORUM: Can any one recommend a "site grabber"
date posted 24th August 2003 15:38
>
> http://www.httrack.com/index.php
>
This seems to be the very thing. Many thanks.
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Re: FN-FORUM: Can any one recommend a "site grabber"
date posted 24th August 2003 15:29
If you're on Linux, will wget do? It isn't too hot on includes, but
gets most of the rest.
HTH,
Steve
On 24 Aug 2003 13:23:30 -0000, you wrote:
>
>Can anyone recommend software that'll grab a comp...
Re: FN-FORUM: DEVINATart
date posted 24th August 2003 15:07
Yea. I've been a member since March 2001. Find me here -
dokt.deviantart.com - 111 deviations and counting.
Hutch
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Re: FN-FORUM: Can any one recommend a "site grabber"
date posted 24th August 2003 14:13
On 24 Aug 2003 13:23:27 -0000, Malcolm Apps [EMAIL REMOVED]
wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend software that'll grab a complete website?
>
> I'm keen to have a local copy of http://www.the-hutton-inqui...
RE: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 13:58
Can someone please repost this? I missed it the original.
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RE: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 13:52
Dave Edwards wrote:
> [...] I think it says the American knew about 9/11
> before it happened, did nothing to stop it, even stopped people from
> stopping it, so they'd have a perfect excuse for the...
FN-FORUM: Can any one recommend a "site grabber"
date posted 24th August 2003 13:50
Can anyone recommend software that'll grab a complete website?
I'm keen to have a local copy of http://www.the-hutton-inquiry.org.uk/ and
don't want to spend all day saving PDFs and stuff.
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FN-FORUM: DEVINATart
date posted 24th August 2003 13:36
Anyone else on the list a member of deviantart?
I'm trying to knock some PSDs together for the portfolio site, and looking
for bit of inspiration, that and I was curios anywho :p
Just incase you wond...
Re: FN-FORUM: Site Check
date posted 24th August 2003 13:23
OKOK,
The site is now horribly broken...
How embarrassing!
Thanks for the suggestion - I am going to change the alignment of the image
at the top.
As for the colour, it was what the client wanted....
Re: FN-FORUM: Site Check
date posted 24th August 2003 13:02
Right, I think I've unbroken the site in IE6, Opera 6, NN6.
Nick, I had a look in firebird, and it seems not to like floated elements at
all. Is this a known issue? It seems to float the element even...
Re: FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 13:00
DLink reseller?
LOL - nah, just heavy on the brand loyalty, that model is one of the few pnp
cards that love Linux AND OS/2 :D
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Re: FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 12:52
Jonathan,
You must be a DLink reseller! I don't know of a single network card on
sale today that doesn't run under Win98. Choose the cheapest and a
crossover cable.=20
Personally, I use 3Com cards w...
Re: FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 12:05
CAT5 UTP is just the cable, the e bit is metal sheilding round the 4 twisted
pairs, has no bearing on whether its cross over or not :)
But anyway back to the matter on hand.
Use 2 DLink DFE530TX NICs...
Re: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 11:59
on 24/8/03 9:09 am, Ross Hamilton at [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> Can someone please summarise it in about 5 lines? It's far too long for me
> to bother to read on a Sunday morning.
Print it out, sprea...
Re: FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 11:39
Jonathan - Webpress Ltd wrote:
> Or a 5 port Hub...only runs at 10mb...
> Or my recommened option is to buy a 5 port Switch which will run at 100mb.
A hub can run at 10 or 10/100 (or even gigabi...
Re: FN-FORUM: Site Check
date posted 24th August 2003 11:37
hi,
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From: "James Browne" [EMAIL REMOVED]
> smile nicely will you look at my new site?
> http://www.thelondonartist.com/
Code-wise the site is excellent. Good use of css,...
Re: FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 11:26
Yup.. would work.. only thing wrong with that setup is that your cat 5 isn't
the straight-through kind that you'd connect your pc to a router.. you need
the twisted type.. (I think thats right.. migh...
RE: FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 10:57
Nic
Yep no problem
EXCEPT if you're not going to use a Hub/Router you need to use a cross over
cable NOT a standard patch cable.
If you have a problem getting one, email me off-list
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RE: FN-FORUM: Site Check
date posted 24th August 2003 10:55
James Browne:
> I'm a pc sorta guy so a Mac IE5 report would be great -- I hear that it
> breaks my css... If anyone could reproduce this that would be wonderful (I
> have a feeling its the docype...)...
RE: FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 10:54
Jonathan:
> Or a 5 port Hub...only runs at 10mb...
>
> Or my recommened option is to buy a 5 port Switch which will run at 100mb.
Overgeneralisation.
You can get 100Mbit Hubs, and 10Mbit switches.
-...
RE: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 10:47
Matt Thomas:
> As for Bush ... well what can I say?
What I saw on a T-Shirt somewhere:
'Bush is another word for twat'
- Nick Grimshaw
{ if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precip...
Re: FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 10:44
Hi Nic,
You would need to use a Cross Over Cable as appossed to CAT 5e cable, if
going down this path...
Or you could use an USB Network Linkup Cable... about £40 max... but I
personally do not lik...
RE: FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 10:44
Nic
Without a hub you need to use a cross-over cable.
Ian
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FN-FORUM: Networking 2 PCs
date posted 24th August 2003 10:30
Hi all,
I need to network 2 PCs together. Both run Windows 98SE. I was thinking,
all I need is ethernet cards in both, TCP/IP protocol installing with
supporting IP addresses and a CAT 5e cable runni...
RE: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 09:13
Paul W wrote:
> [nothing]
Paul, I think you've overdone it with your summarisation!
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RE: FN-FORUM: flash question
date posted 24th August 2003 09:02
You want to go somewhere along the lines of creating an object which you
wish to scroll. Put a mask on it and create 2 buttons then when you
mouseover or click, if you so desire, and that button incr...
RE: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 08:58
>Can someone please summarise it in about 5 lines? It's far too long
for me
>to bother to read on a Sunday morning.
Erm.....you can't really....I believe its known as Sunday babble :-/...
RE: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 08:58
Can someone please summarise it in about 5 lines? It's far too long for
me
to bother to read on a Sunday morning.
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RE: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 08:36
[EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> That's fine with all you in the 'know' but I actually thought that it
> had interesting points that seems to have been missed by the main
> stream media. Anyway, nothing lost,...
FN-FORUM: flash question
date posted 24th August 2003 07:35
hello - i have a bit of a problem hich hopefully someone can give me an idea
about
looking at www.nxmd.co.uk/one
my content appears in the main window and i would like to be able to scroll
up and do...
FN-FORUM: Site Check
date posted 24th August 2003 03:34
Hiya all,
I've been lurking here for a few weeks, and this is the first time in a year
or so that I've posted to the list.... So, good morning everyone.. If I
smile nicely will you look at my new sit...
Re: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 02:12
Personally I say burn em all!
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RE: FN-FORUM: War on Terror
date posted 24th August 2003 02:07
That's fine with all you in the 'know' but I actually thought that it
had interesting points that seems to have been missed by the main stream
media. Anyway, nothing lost, nothing gained ... there may...
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