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arukomp
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another way to do it?

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Hi,

i just can't find any free hosts which would be with fsockopen() funcion enabled (or with cURL library).

Are there any other way to open page without any user being able to catch it's url in any way? It's the only problem which causes my script work not fully functional.
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akimm
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I'm not exactly sure how you mean this, but... check out this link it may be of interest

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.fsockopen.php

if not that,

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.s ... ntents.php

I hope this helped.
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Re: another way to do it?

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arukomp wrote:i just can't find any free hosts which would be with fsockopen() funcion enabled (or with cURL library).

Are there any other way to open page without any user being able to catch it's url in any way? It's the only problem which causes my script work not fully functional.
No free host is going to allow external access like that. People would upload scripts to do a denial of service attack on websites. I think you're going to have to pay for some hosting.
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Post by akimm »

I certainly mistook that question :oops:

:evil: that stinks, 8O
i did try :)
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