PHP and Modems

Folks, i've just tried a modem class function that's working for
someone (without a php extension) , but i get a "not authorized"
complaint. This is a win32 php5 installation, and i've looked through
the ini file for something like a Comn or modem reference, and nothing
appears.

Any ideas will be appreciated. Thanks.

ashore schrieb:
> Folks, i've just tried a modem class function that's working for
> someone (without a php extension) , but i get a "not authorized"
> complaint. This is a win32 php5 installation, and i've looked through
> the ini file for something like a Comn or modem reference, and nothing
> appears.
>
> Any ideas will be appreciated. Thanks.
PHP runs under the Webserver account.
And this account has no rights to use the modem.
Check that.

Thanks. Where are those rights set? PHP? Server?

AS


>
> PHP runs under the Webserver account.
> And this account has no rights to use the modem.
> Check that.

Thanks, but re "... remote browser, where the modem resides ... ":
No. The modem is on my web server.

Re " ... Use Java ...": Again, no. I posted my question here in the
PHP group cuz that's my interest.

So, no hope, people?

AS

ashore schrieb:
> Thanks, but re "... remote browser, where the modem resides ... ":
> No. The modem is on my web server.
>
> Re " ... Use Java ...": Again, no. I posted my question here in the
> PHP group cuz that's my interest.
>
> So, no hope, people?
>
> AS
You must have knowledge about Windows Server.
Read:
http://www.amazon.com/Windows-Server.../dp/0764516337

> You must have knowledge about Windows Server.
> Read:http://www.amazon.com/Windows-Server.../dp/0764516337

Please note the subject of my posting here.

AS

"ashore" <shoreas@gmail.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:f69f4ac6-3a6f-42e4-b9c7-80e7429ed475@a22g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
> Folks, i've just tried a modem class function that's working for
> someone (without a php extension) , but i get a "not authorized"
> complaint. This is a win32 php5 installation, and i've looked through
> the ini file for something like a Comn or modem reference, and nothing
> appears.
>
> Any ideas will be appreciated. Thanks.

To do something faster you have to add to the administrators the user that
you are using with the single website istance.
Make sure to disable the frontpage extensions if enabled.
In any case is not suggested to give the administrator permissions to an
user that is used with a webserver

Hello,

on 05/10/2008 07:12 PM ploppy said the following:
>>> Folks, i've just tried a modem class function that's working for
>>> someone (without a php extension) , but i get a "not authorized"
>>> complaint. This is a win32 php5 installation, and i've looked through
>>> the ini file for something like a Comn or modem reference, and nothing
>>> appears.
>>>
>>> Any ideas will be appreciated. Thanks.
>
> What class is this - is it available somewhere?

You may want to try this:

http://www.phpclasses.org/php_serial

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J2Be.com wrote:

>
> "ashore" <shoreas@gmail.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:f69f4ac6-3a6f-42e4-b9c7-80e7429ed475@a22g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
>> Folks, i've just tried a modem class function that's working for
>> someone (without a php extension) , but i get a "not authorized"
>> complaint. This is a win32 php5 installation, and i've looked through
>> the ini file for something like a Comn or modem reference, and nothing
>> appears.
>>
>> Any ideas will be appreciated. Thanks.

You could try using http://www.sysinternals.com/ (now acquired by MS, but
still the same AFAIK) utilities FileMon and PortMon to see where the error
comes from. Then just adjust the permissions or whatever and you're set.

Best!