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November 5th, 2006, 06:42
So you mean there are people here who haven't completely owned all the networks they use on a regular basis? Shame on you!
Ok, but I still have to chase this one down. To generate the chm you'll need to interrogate the database, right? So you either have ssh access (but no ftp, hmmm), or you have a script (web-accessible) on the server that generates it for you (more likely). Both of those will leave you with a generated CHM file on your server, which you could just move to wherever you wanted but still needs to be taken off the server somehow. But you still have to email it, so perhaps you have remote mysql access (port, uh, 3306?) and you generate the CHM locally, although that's a bit unlikely if you don't have remote ftp access.
So I'm still left with the question of how you generate and get hold of it to email it but can't put it in a downloadable place on the server itself

. Unless the script that generates the CHM has an "email to" option...
Curiosity killed the cat, huh. Perhaps you should say "keep your distance" to me

. I really should spend my time more productively...