Tw1st3r
17th October 2009 00:49 UTC

inetc::get invalid command?
for some reason i get an error when i have this in my code.

inetc::get /NOPROXY /NOCANCEL "http://google.com" 

redxii
17th October 2009 04:41 UTC

Where did you put inetc.dll? If you put it anywhere but NSIS's plugins folder you have to use !addplugindir otherwise it won't find it.

For example, if you want inetc.dll to be in the same directory as your script, you'd add this somewhere in your script before you use inetc::get (I usually place it near the beginning of the script):

!addplugindir .

(the period is important be sure to include it)

Tw1st3r
17th October 2009 06:55 UTC

thank you very much! this worked perfectly!

Takhir
17th October 2009 09:56 UTC

Please do not forget to define output file name. /end at the end of line also desirable. And remove plug-in exit code from stack in the next line (may be even check this is "OK" ;) ).

Tw1st3r
18th October 2009 20:43 UTC

mysql
now im having problems with mysql

<?php include("dbinfo.php"); mysql_connect($host,$username,$password); @mysql_select_db($database) or die( "Unable to select database");