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Any legit system stores passwords as one way hash values, not as plain text or encrypted.

Are you saying that you want your vistors to be able to enter www.url.com and get sent to an index page in www.url.com/zzzz/ ? Any reason you didn't just put the files in /public_html instead of /public_html/zzzz ?

Well, as I said, PHP 5.3 does have allow a declare(encoding='utf-8'); statement. Perhaps that is what the other guy used (the only posting for the above code was July of this year). From their website, PHP has always treated chars as single bytes and will do so until PHP 6. But...

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And I thought rm -rf * was a myth.

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And that is exactly why this code is broken. $temp .= date(substr($formatum, $i, $a-$i), $timestamp) . $q[$formatum[$a]][date($q[$formatum[$a]][-1], $timestamp)]; Specifically (there may be other places, this is one I found), where he uses $formatum[$a] He is expecting this...

I sent him my info a couple of hours ago.