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Hi Bruce, You'll want to contact your web host and ask that they "open ports 12046 (HTTP) and 12043 (HTTPS) for outbound HTTP". Opening outbound HTTP should be free, inbound usually requires a dedicated server. After that you'll be able to send cURL requests... I've recently had these ports opened on my hosting for this same reason. A2Hosting provide this service if your current provider doesn't.

Thanks again Innula, Especially for taking the time to write that out.

Hey Innula, Thanks for your reply. I was thinking just now and realised I'd been over thinking this in terms of the llGiveInventory, I can use a server for llGiveInventory as it isn't subject to the Object Rez limits. The llGiveInventory i use for things like weed joints, a player can use the product table to roll them, Papers + Grams = Joints. The RezObject i use for temp things like drinks and food. The reason I wanted this type of item to rez where the player is located, is purely for aesthetic reasons, ie a drink rezzing on the bar when bought from a cash register. Your suggestion might actually be my solution in terms of rezzing at a server and moving to the required location, as this would definitely allow me to give players the product makers with only the script inside, not the actual products. Thanks for your help

Hi, First I'd like to thank everyone who contributes to this forum.. I've read many helpful posts in here over the past year that have helped me learn to become a better and more efficient noob scripter. I am looking for some advice or maybea nod in the right direction regarding protecting items you give people through llGiveInventory. Let me explain... I create a combat/life meter... in the system I have certain 'product maker' items... for instance a toaster... When clicked by it's user, the toaster will listen for 'bread' being added and when Bread equals 2, the toaster will cook two slices of toast. When ready there are two things I do depending on what kind of item/product maker the player is using... Rez the object to be temporarily attached or Give the player the item to be stored in their inventory for future use. So.. My problem is this... I've had to be the owner of these items, as if I was to give players toasters, there would be nothing to stop them dragging toast to their inventory, bypassing the need for 'bread' to be bought for RP$ in game. For llRezObject I've managed to secure the items using Rez Number/Start Parameters... If the item is rezzed by any other means than the toaster rezzing bread when done, the toast will llDie(); But, for llGiveInventory, I can't seem to think of a way to protect the items, as the product maker wouldn't be rezzing the object, it would be giving it to the player. I tried to have a 'Rez Server' which worked well, meaning I don't need to store the items given inside the product maker, but then I came across the 10m llRezObject limit which negates the point of 1 on sim server... so as far as I know, that idea is out of the window as every house would need a server. Any advice or point in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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