I have some code working now (mod_auth_mysql) and just want to add one tiny thing to it. Something that should be super easy, but I've been messing with it for a couple of hours and can't figure it out as I'm not worth a flip in C++. The code currently supports passing parameters to it like %a for IP address and other stuff... I Just want to add a new parameter called %t to compare what I pass to the current UNIX time. Here are what I think is the important parts of the code and the areas I believe it would be easy to insert what I want. Somewhere in these areas I just need to get a time(NULL) to compare the %t I want to pass to it. I just don't know how to add it... So below is how the code is now. I just need to know how to add the new %t parameter and make it match again the current time(NULL). *****SNIP***** static char * format_remote_ip(request_rec * r, char ** parm); *****SNIP***** typedef struct { /* User formatting patterns */ char pattern; /* Pattern to match */ char * (*func)(request_rec * r, char ** parm); } format; format formats[] = {{'h', format_remote_host}, {'a', format_remote_ip}, *****SNIP***** static char * format_remote_ip(request_rec * r, char ** parm) { return r->connection->remote_ip; } *****SNIP*****

In case somebody is ever interested. I had some help and got it working. Here is the code: ******* SNIP ******* static char * format_the_time(request_rec * r, char ** parm); ******* SNIP ******* typedef struct { /* User formatting patterns */ char pattern; /* Pattern to match */ char * (*func)(request_rec * r, char ** parm); } format; format formats[] = {{'h', format_remote_host}, {'a', format_remote_ip}, {'t', format_the_time}, ******* SNIP ******* static char * format_the_time(request_rec * r, char ** parm) { static char buffer[ 64 ]; unsigned int now = (unsigned int)time(NULL); sprintf(buffer, "%u", now); return buffer; } ******* SNIP *******