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I've seen a list of either or but not both. Most of them are just site rippers like people using wget and other tools. User-agent isn't that dependable, I could give a user agent string that says I'm using a PSP to browse the forums if I wanted to, even though I'm on my computer.

Yes! Let's do it!

Great! :)

Can you use the "MySQL Databases" tool in CPanel to see if there was a database created for you?

I'm new to wildcards, but can you do both a wildcard subdomain as well as specifying subdomains? I found this thread on a another forum that may be another way to do what you want to do without wildcards, which I don't think X10 supports very well if I remember your last thread correctly...

Ah, Viggie_swe, you're too quick! That code will work very well, but whenever you see "or die(mysql_error())" make sure you either remove it completely or use some other error message so that sensitive information is not given away to normal users when your site is in production. A simple or...

I'm downloading it and I will see if the file is OK. Edit: I get the same error. The file is bad or missing other files. I would talk to the people on the forum you got this from to figure out the problem.

Right, I mean who made it. You? Me? The Dahli Lahma? Microsoft? If you made it, how'd you do it?

It also depends on the server you connect to. A good reliable test is Microsoft's server. They're usually pretty fast. I've had downloads over 2000 kbps on there.

Where did you get this .zip from?

You won't get fined, unless the copyright owner decides to go after you :D So, if you have permission from him/her, go for it! I saw LadyAnna already answered your other thread about resource usage.

I don't know if this is a typo of yours or not, but CPanel names are case-sensitive. funkeist is your cpanel user name.

Try replacing mysql_query($query) with this: $result = mysql_query($query); if ($result === false) { die(mysql_error()); } Make sure you don't use this code on a production website! It could give away information and is a security risk!

The server should be localhost. I don't know perl well, but can you add some error checking in there? $dbexecs->prepare(....) and $s->execute() I would think return a value that will tell you if your query is good or not. PHP also has a function called mysql_error() that will fetch the last...

I can see there is no account at all ;)