This sounds quite a bit like your previous post cgi scanner.

As stated there your requests for help would be met with more respect and enthusiam from other monks if you could show that you simply aren't looking to have someone do the work for you and you have a least a minimal understanding of what you want to accomplish.

I am sorry to be blunt, but based on your previous and this I can't really see that you aren't more than some sort of script kiddie looking for an easy way to start poking at other's systems and I can't support that.

If I am misunderstanding your intent due to some sort of language barrier, I appologize but I still would like to see that you are looking for assistance in solving a problem that you are working on and not just looking for one of us to write this for you.

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