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I plan to create an application which will be able to read all the request sent to a web server
for example, let's say a user send his username and password in PHP. and the url will be
"http://localhost/test.php?username=daron&password=12345"
at the same time, a C++ application is opened all the time and connected to the web server
once it detects there is any requrest from the web server, it will 'catch' the url and write it to a text file
the problem is, i read through the WinINet class and found out it does not support such function
(or maybe i was wrong bout it)
please help... 
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You need raw sockets... Well I needed one for making an application which was getting all the sites I was connected ( including those advertisements). You can find a good article on it on codeguru (and maybe here because people writing articles post them in both sites) it is named "Sppeding up internet connection".
Well... I am a beginner ...
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I wonder if there is someone out there who have made a CSG-class-library or seen something like that.
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APe
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I created a crude version of this during some CG course at university. The classes were designed for raytracing, so they worked with line segments and handled returning of closest intersection point in a CSG scene graph.
If you are looking for CSG operations for a mesh you'll have to first develop something like the Winged-Edge data structure or the Half-Edge datastructure before developing CSG operations for a mesh.
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ahmadkabani wrote:
I created a crude version of this
My I have a look att what you did (or parts of it) to make my brin start to work 
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APe
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Hope somone can help. ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS???? THANKS -
I have an app out on remote PCs running win 98 (ug). Some of these machines can not be restarted (Infinite shutdown message). Tried everything to fix the actual problem within Win98 but to no avail.
I added some code that would reboot the system based upon some predefine logic (has not communicated with HQ in x hrs. I use EWX_REBOOT but this tries to do a smooth shutdown. Again on some of the remote PCs the system hangs on the shutdown screen. I also tried variations with EWX_FORCE, EWX_SHUTDOWN.
I believe that the safest bet for me is to do a hard reboot, simulating lose of power. Not the best thing to do but I see no other solution.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
TomH
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Thanks and yes I am aware of the shutdown issue. I have applied this patch before and run through what they recommend. It still does not work consistantly. Would perfer a programable approach.
TomH
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Ouenstreet wrote:
I also tried variations with EWX_FORCE, EWX_SHUTDOWN.
Did you terminate the Explorer process first?
"When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen
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No I did not. and I don't know how to.
Thanks
TomH
TomH
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See if this search helps.
"When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen
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David,
Thanks. Found out how to close processes. I tried shutting down Explorer and then issued the reboot but it did not work. The system still goes to the "Shutting Down... " screen.. forever.
FYI
My order of execution is
Kill the Explorer
EWX_REBOOT
PostMessage(WM_CLOSE)
I am surprized that in all the years and problems with win98 not shutting down that someone hasn't developed a 'Hard Reset'.
If you can come up with anything else it would be great.
TomH
TomH
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Ouenstreet wrote:
PostMessage(WM_CLOSE)
What window are you posting this message to (after ExitWindowsEx() has been called)?
Ouenstreet wrote:
If you can come up with anything else it would be great.
Do these machines shut down normally at all, or is it just when you try to do it programmatically?
"When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen
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Some background. I have 30 PCs in the field just a few don't restart programmatically or by Hand (Start, shutdown Restart).
Have tried all the troubleshooting on shutdown to fix.
Not sure about your other question.
The actual code reads:
kill_proc() ; // kill explorer process- added at you recommendation.
ExitWindowsEx(EWX_REBOOT,NULL);
PostMessage(WM_CLOSE,0,0);
TomH
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Can anyone tell me how to disable the desktop properties (right click on desktop).
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I don't know the answer ( well if there is a really easy way ) but you can try mouse hooks.
Well... I am a beginner ...
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In the registry, set the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\NoDispCPL value to 1.
"When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen
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i have created sysutil for that,it will going to published on cp today so wait till tommorow
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"I Think It will Work"
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Alok Gupta
visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk
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I have two apps which communicate with each other via pipes. When I logged in as admin, I was able to run it fine, but as a standard user, I could not run it. The CreateFile call to the named pipe would generate an ACCESS_DENIED error. I changed the security attributes on the CreateNamedPipe that I used on the server side. I did SetSecurityDescriptorDacl. This fixed my app's pipe connect problem. However, it created a new one. The messages on the pipe look like garbage. The messages looked fine before the security fix. Any ideas? Do I need to set the security attributes of CreateFile too???
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Hi there!!!
On my system, there is a folder which can be accessed by a specific user(e.g. auser) of my computer. Administrator group has full access rights on that folder too. The problem is I need to validate the access rights of "auser" on that folder through programming. but dont know the specific API to do that. following API can do it, but still not sure:
GetNamedSecurityInfo(...)
GetTokenInformation(...)
Using GetNamedSecurityInfo(...) API, I can get the DACL of that folder. But how can I determine which user has waht access rights on that folder????
Would appreciate any advice as how to go abt it or any code snippet.
Thanks in advance.
RM.
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try using _access(...)
if (_access("\\\\myserver\\myfolder\\", 6) == 0)
{
}
0 Existence only
2 Write permission
4 Read permission
6 Read and write permission
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Thanks for replying. but unfortunately it only validates a specific rights on a file or a directory, contrary to what I am looking for 
If I can translate my problem in an statement, it would something like this:
"Check 'auser' has read rights on directory(myfolder)????"
where 'auser' is a local user on a computer.
RM.
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i use CString to much i think, i've seen many people uses LPCSTR
am i losing much by using CString?
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I don't think there's a huge performance loss when using CString; internally, it must be similar to using LPCSTR ( char* )é
For day to day operation, just the simpler usage of CString ( or std::string ) makes it up for the programmer at least.
Maximilien Lincourt
Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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it depends on how you use it! 
CString is realy OK, the only thing
you should do is, if you pass a CString
as a parameter, pass it as const CString&
and dont an a lot of small datachungs
to a CString in a loop
int n=0;
CString dummy;
while(n<10000) {
dummy+=(char)((n%30)+30);
++n;
}
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