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kojimarou

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  1. This is what I came up with using snippets from example code, but it just doesn't seem to work. I iframe portion works fine, but the redirect doesn't happen. Can someone find the problem with this code? I'm trying to use the URL: page.htm?loc=www.pageurl.com Here is my code:
  2. That's a good idea. The only issue is that the pages that have links are pages created by a Wordpress install that is incredibly limited, it doesn't even allow forms without approval, so I doubt an iframe would be allowed. What I might be able to do is just have a landing page with all the links to different articles. This would undermine a lot of the page designs that people have since several people are in charge of different pages, so if that's the best option I'll have to try and do some convincing.
  3. First i'll start with the background: I work for my University's Tech support and head their knowledgebase system. We are having an issue where we create links to specific knowledgebase articles with the intention that they long in to the site as a guest, but the system keeps forcing a login page. The issue is solved if you load up the main knoledgebase portal page first, but I want our users to just click a link to get where they want (seriously any additional steps and these users will have an Aneurysm). Apparently an upgrade to the portal version would fix the issue, but the company that owns the software are being pricks about it, apparently avoiding any further upgrades until the newer version comes out. I don't have access to the code of the system since it's technically a software package they purchased. The place is seriously underfunded right now so anything that might cost money is out of the question. So here's the idea I had. I want to create an HTML file that I can throw on the web server that will load the portal page first, and then redirect to the knowledbase article. I had the idea of using a frame and a refresh call to achieve this but then I'd have to have an HTML file for every link I make, and unfortunately I do not have direct access to the server so it needs to be a one time thing. I would like to try and do this using forms or something similar like an embedded url, anything more like asp and javascript would be too much cause their web server is archaic (I think they are using Windows Server 2003 to host the page... so I'm not going to reveal which university it is... lol).
  4. I just want to have something like 5 accounts or a few more. I do want to mainly just use it for learning, but I may eventually use it as a primary email account. I'm also hoping to get something that has built-in spam filtering or at least one I can add automated filtering to.
  5. I want to try my hand at setting up an email server (that's not exchange). I've been looking up some applications to do this like postfix, sendmail, zimbra, and atmail but there doesn't seem to be a definitive answer on which one is overall the best. From what I can tell postfix is probably the best for what I want to do. Does anyone have experience with postfix or others that you would recommend? Thanks! Just some more info, I intend to run this on box I currently use as a webserver, that has an atom chip and runs FreeBSD.
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