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| konjfuchie 2005-07-26, 4:40 am |
| need a script which would e-mail download link to client but the link should
expire in particular amount of time...try to find something but no
success...anybody knows
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| Gandalf Parker 2005-07-26, 7:53 pm |
| "konjfuchie" <konjfuchieREMOVE@XXXXXXXXXX> wrote in
news:dc4hno$hs5$1@ss405.t-com.hr:
> need a script which would e-mail download link to client but the link
> should expire in particular amount of time...try to find something but
> no success...anybody knows
I can think of too many abuses for such a script.
If you put a zip file in your web directory then email the URL to it (no
webpage needed) then it will download when clicked. If you move that zip at
a later date then the link would be broken.
What part of that did you need scripted?
Gandalf Parker
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| Gandalf Parker wrote:
> I can think of too many abuses for such a script.
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Such as?
> If you put a zip file in your web directory then email the URL to it (no
> webpage needed) then it will download when clicked. If you move that zip at
> a later date then the link would be broken.
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> What part of that did you need scripted?
I would bet that he's planning for success. Can you imagine doing it
your way hundreds of times a day?
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| Gandalf Parker 2005-07-26, 7:53 pm |
| Theg <no@email.please> wrote in news:UCsFe.13272$9y3.7534@trnddc06:
> Gandalf Parker wrote:
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> Such as?
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> I would bet that he's planning for success. Can you imagine doing it
> your way hundreds of times a day?
I figured he wanted it scripted but was trying to get a feel for what parts
of it. Setting up a cron job to manage a database using temp
files/directories on a timeout rotation comes to mind. But that might be
overkill.
Gandalf Parker
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