would it be possible
to have an aliased page JH
like staus.jh.com
that we can CRAME , like the ipdatabase.jh.com
just thinking allowed here
would it be possible
to have an aliased page JH
like staus.jh.com
that we can CRAME , like the ipdatabase.jh.com
just thinking allowed here
This script is no longer working. No server names have changed and the readfile link seems to be the same. Have any restriction been placed on resellers utilizing this script?
Thanks
No we have not locked anything out in any way.
Now I’m stumped. The query string is still relevant [I]http://jodopulse.com:8080/smallgraph?id={$graphs[$_GET[‘server’]]}&bgcolor={$bgcolor}&width={$width}&height={$height}[/I] and so too are the server names.
Any ideas why it would fail to load images on my site?
hmmm… hate sticking my nose where it hasn’t been before, but your final variable {$height} has a space in the middle…
I am not sure if that is related…it is just something I noticed while reading the post…
Tim
I noticed that too. I checked the script and there is no space. Not sure why is posts to the forum with a space? Thanks.
I have the script running on my localhost dev. server and it runs fine. Without a lot of the newer servers of course. I’m running WinXP and IIS, and php 4.3.11. I’m not sure if that matters. I’ll try to look at it today.
Tim
The script has been running without issue for several months; no changes to the script occurred prior to it failing. I imagine it is an issue with the server the script is located.
I’ve had other issues at JodoHost with php scripts failing. Usually the response I get is related to a php configuration error. The config error is always resolved.
I’ll open a ticket.
Thanks
I have found that some techs are editing the systemwide php.ini on the servers making some issues like this, I am issuing a directive that only Pratik or I can edit the systemwide php.ini from now on, if a client needs something it will be copied from the system php.ini and put in the domain.com folder for the user.
It was a port issue. The port was restricted.