thank you for your reply... what I am out to do is install a file on the pc of a user... these users have no choice to have this placed on thier pc or they will not be able to access the files/scipts... I am looking for a way to verify that a user is accessing it from a authorized pc or the attempt will fail or atleast be loggged as well as interact with my scripts I write to read this file...

the part about the java applet, I am thinking a java applet on the site would do the work of getting the info off of the users pc to verify thier username and the pc they are using for access agaisnt my mysql database...

on like a simple example of what I want it to do would be like have the font colors and faces to be used be stored on thier pc and I need to access that file for the settings.. font colors and face is only an example of what I am out to do but if that can be done I will make it work for me..lol

sorry for my not so good explanation of this... I have been doing perl since 98 and have self taught myself to get it to do what I want it to... I have never gone to school for any of this so my terms or prases of explantions or questions gets rough at times...lol I am just real good at makin perl do what I want it to after 500 trial and error attempts...lol

Thank you both for your time in the replys :)

In reply to Re^2: interaction or verify with users pc by Evilzz
in thread interaction or verify with users pc by Evilzz

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