Not sure why but I have just experienced a 'posting forbidden' in the script section. the message was you do not have access permission to /forum/posting.php
Not sure why. Is there an forum software upgrade happening today? Anyone else had the no=posting message?
Rhoel
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It was something in the post itself! After it failed three times, including a log out/log in, I rewrote the post and it worked okay. There was reference to php and MATH functions in the text so it might have somehow clashed with the SSI.Genete wrote:I have no problem with posting in Scriping Area. Maybe you are behind a firewall?
Back to normal again, just one of those things.
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Normally to avoid a conflict you use the quotations, to prevent any upset of the page comment
Technically, writing <?php echo "hello"; ?> shouldn't cause any issued because the < is represented by the < character.
My guess is occasionally there is a work/letter combination which passes a php control character to the server, causing it to have a moment.
Just one of them things.
Rhoel
this was the original post which caused the problem - and yes, it has the p word in it.
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Addendum
Not sure that I'm allowed to swear on this board but KNICKERS!
Just did a test - my worst fear is borne out - the cameras XZ coordinates are independent of the rotation. So as the camera rotates the L-R axis becomes a Forwards-back motion.
That means we have to build in a rotation calculation, adding a Z increment, subtracting a X increment as the camera rotates. This is going to be fun. Looks like a straight Sin calc. Still, it will be fun to figure it out ... as if I didn't have anything planned for the next month
I'll see if I can generate some graphics to demonstrate this. It is actually simple but it just sounds complex.
Might have to wait 24 hours before starting the calculations - I am still on the laptop - the main monitor blew last night ... all the #ython stuff is on the other machine.
Rhoel
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quick test
... the oithon stuff is on the other machine.
Mention of the P word generates the following message.
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /forum/posting.php on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache/1.3.39 Server at www.lostmarble.com Port 80
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codeTechnically, writing <?php echo "hello"; ?> shouldn't cause any issued because the < is represented by the < character.
My guess is occasionally there is a work/letter combination which passes a php control character to the server, causing it to have a moment.
Just one of them things.
Rhoel
this was the original post which caused the problem - and yes, it has the p word in it.
--------------------------------------------------------------
Addendum
Not sure that I'm allowed to swear on this board but KNICKERS!
Just did a test - my worst fear is borne out - the cameras XZ coordinates are independent of the rotation. So as the camera rotates the L-R axis becomes a Forwards-back motion.
That means we have to build in a rotation calculation, adding a Z increment, subtracting a X increment as the camera rotates. This is going to be fun. Looks like a straight Sin calc. Still, it will be fun to figure it out ... as if I didn't have anything planned for the next month
I'll see if I can generate some graphics to demonstrate this. It is actually simple but it just sounds complex.
Might have to wait 24 hours before starting the calculations - I am still on the laptop - the main monitor blew last night ... all the #ython stuff is on the other machine.
Rhoel
edit
===
quick test
... the oithon stuff is on the other machine.
Mention of the P word generates the following message.
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /forum/posting.php on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache/1.3.39 Server at www.lostmarble.com Port 80