longworthbob

I was wondering if I missed something. When I download the resource_au3.zip file, it won't unzip. The program says it's invalid? This is from a Vista box; maybe I should try another system... Ok, I got it, you had zip in a zip...

Thanks to you both, Fire and ProgAndy. I think I know how I will proceed now.

$url = "https://website.com/getdata.php?database=dbasename&user=username&password=password&rowid=number" $data = InetRead($url,1) The above works well with a PHP script on the server that GETs the parameters and does a mysql query and returns the appropriate data. I'm just not sure how secure it is. I've scanned the forum and documentation for another way to acheive this, but have missed it. If it does exist, and I'm sure it does, it's bound to be less than this straightforward. I've used WireShark to snoop the packets and found them to be encrypted. I also used ProcessExplorer to try and find anything going over the command line to ie or any other program and did not find anything. This is a pretty easy way to get some data out of a remote database if it can be done securely. It has the benefits of not requiring any special libraries or drivers. Any info anyone can provide regarding the pros and cons of this approach would be much appreciated.

No problem with delay. I'll play with a work around till then. Probably hack away at Crypt.au3 myself a bit. Just joined forum recently but have been using this system since the first of the year. Learning to love it. Thanks

Just wondering if any schedule existed regarding next release. Found bug in Crypt.au3 and then found that it appears to have been fixed for 3.3.7.(zip file greater than several MBs in size not encrypting or decrypting properly) Could really just use new Crypt.au3 file if available. Any way to get that now? The Betas seem to be older than my current version, 3.3.6.0, and 3.3.6.1 does not appear to address this issue.

Great Work! Just started working with this code today, and it seems like it's going to do the job. One small item. Error 4 returned from _Zip_AddItem() indicates "4 - ZIP file does not exist". That ran me around for a while until I realized it was actually looking at $sFileName and not $sZipFile. Just a thought. Thanks again. This is going to be good.