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Sampler

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  1. Sampler replied to brossmac's topic in PHP
    Thanks - just what I needed - btw it's no longer exactly that string but if you search for session_save_path you'll find what you're after. Cheers again!
  2. Ah - cheers ric - wrong damn page In my defence - there's no search on there
  3. Thankyou - had not noticed that in the linked paged and don't recall doing that on my earlier version - guess that's progress - cheers chaps. Can no longer edit the first post - can a mod please flag this as resolved. Ta
  4. Hi Fido You mean from this page: http://center.uniformserver.com/uniserver/..._it_online.html This is just security details - as it will still be locked within our department there's no need to enable the remtoe access to apanel or really require passwording everything. Cheers
  5. Hi I've been running uniform server at home for a few years now and love it, so when it came to setting up a wiki at work I thought i'd use it but seem to have trouble accessing the server! At my machine using localhost (or 127.0.0.1) there's no problem but if i try to use my machines network ID or IP I get 403 errors on all my pages - this is both at my machine or from another terminal (valid on the domain though). There's no firewalls between the machines and have tried both XP and 2k boxes. Even tried activating windows firewall and ok'ing apache, mysql etc.. through it but no joy. Thanks in advance!

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