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If you go to the linux man page for the C function tempnam(3), you will see at the end "Never use this function. Use mkstemp(3) instead." But php's tempnam() function doesn't actually use tmpnam(3), so there's no problem (under Linux, it will use mkstemp(3) if it's available).
tempnam — Create file with unique file name
, string $prefix
)Creates a file with a unique filename, with access permission set to 0600, in the specified directory. If the directory does not exist, tempnam() may generate a file in the system's temporary directory, and return the name of that.
The directory where the temporary filename will be created.
The prefix of the generated temporary filename.
Note: Windows uses only the first three characters of prefix.
Return Values
Returns the new temporary filename, or FALSE
Version | Description |
4.0.6 |
Prior to PHP 4.0.6, the behaviour of the
tempnam() function was system dependent. On
Windows the TMP environment variable will override the
dir parameter, on Linux the TMPDIR
environment variable has precedence, while SVR4 will always use
your dir parameter if the directory it
points to exists. Consult your system documentation on the
tempnam(3) function if in doubt.
4.0.3 | This function's behavior changed in 4.0.3. The temporary file is also created to avoid a race condition where the file might appear in the filesystem between the time the string was generated and before the script gets around to creating the file. Note, that you need to remove the file in case you need it no more, it is not done automatically. |
Example #1 tempnam() example
$tmpfname = tempnam("/tmp", "FOO");
$handle = fopen($tmpfname, "w");
fwrite($handle, "writing to tempfile");
// do here something
Note: If PHP cannot create a file in the specified
parameter, it falls back on the system default. On NTFS this also happens if the specifieddir
contains more than 65534 files.
See Also
- tmpfile() - Creates a temporary file
- sys_get_temp_dir() - Returns directory path used for temporary files
- unlink() - Deletes a file
This function creates a temporary directory. The previous example given could bug if between the unlink() and mkdir() some process creates the same directory or file. This implementation is faster too.
function tempdir($dir, $prefix='', $mode=0700)
if (substr($dir, -1) != '/') $dir .= '/';
$path = $dir.$prefix.mt_rand(0, 9999999);
} while (!mkdir($path, $mode));
return $path;
The file created by tempnam() will have file permissions that reflect the current umask applied to the default (e.g., 0600 or -rw-------). This is the case whether the umask is set before starting the web server process, or set by an earlier call to PHP's umask() function.
For example, if the current umask is 0022, the temporary file is created with permissions 0600 (read/write by owner).
Also, if the current umask is 0222, the temporary file is created with permissions 0400 (read-only by owner). (This is problematic if your code then tries to open the temporary file for writing.)
It's important to remember that the umask revokes permissions. In neither of the above examples are the group, other, or execute permissions set.
See: umask(), chmod().
tempnam() function does not support custom stream wrappers registered by stream_register_wrapper().
For example if you'll try to use tempnam() on Windows platform, PHP will try to generate unique filename in %TMP% folder (usually: C:\WINDOWS\Temp) without any warning or notice.
// << ...custom stream wrapper goes somewhere here...>>
echo '
';
ini_set('display_errors', true);
stream_register_wrapper('test', 'MemoryStream');
echo 'PHP '.PHP_VERSION;
echo '
node exists: '.file_exists('test://aaa/cc');
echo '
node is writable: '.is_writable('test://aaa/cc');
echo '
node is dir: '.is_dir('test://aaa/cc');
echo '
tempnam in dir: '.tempnam('test://aaa/cc', 'tmp');
echo "

";
node exists: 1
node is writable: 1
node is dir: 1
tempnam in dir: C:\Windows\Temp\tmp1D03.tmp
If you want to create temporary file, you have to create your own function (which will probably use opendir() and fopen($filename, "x") functions)
Be careful with you forward and back slashes. Innocent looking code like this...
$uploaddir = "C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs/sasdap/uploads/";
$tempFile = tempnam ($uploaddir, "TMPANAL");
$fp = fopen($tmpfname, "w");
fwrite($fp, $iqdata);
... may show something odd when echoing $tempFile";
i.e. /Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs/sasdap/uploads/\TMP3D.tmp
Must... remember... to... use... backslashes...
- Lee P. Reilly
Watch out using a blank $dir as a "trick" to create temporary files in the system temporary directory.
$tmpfname = tempnam('', 'FOO'); // not good
If an open_basedir restriction is in effect, the trick will not work. You will get a warning message like
Warning: tempnam() [function.tempnam]: open_basedir restriction in effect.
File() is not within the allowed path(s): (/var/www/vhosts/example.com/httpdocs:/tmp)
What works is this:
$tmpfname = tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), 'FOO'); // good
function tempdir($dir=false,$prefix='php') {
if (file_exists($tempfile)) { unlink($tempfile); }
if (is_dir($tempfile)) { return $tempfile; }
echo tempdir();
// returns: /tmp/8e9MLi
tempname ignores the current umask and always creates the file with permission 0600.
There seems to be a limit of 63 characters for the prefix on Linux:
echo tempnam('/tmp/', str_repeat('0123456789', 100));
will output:
tempnam will not create file in unauthorized area.
Meaning you need access permissions to the temp dir ($dir) in order to create a file there.
Beware: functions are not atomic. If many processes call the same function at the same time, you may end up with unwanted behavior.
If you need your own variant of tempnam, use something like this:
function tempnam_sfx($path, $suffix)
$file = $path."/".mt_rand().$suffix;
$fp = @fopen($file, 'x');
return $file;
// call it like this:
$file = tempnam_sfx("/tmp", ".jpg");
You may replace mt_rand() by some other random name generator, if needed.
Guillaume Paramelle's comments below are worth underlining: tempnam() will not accept a relative path for its first directory. If you pass it one, it will (on Windows XP at least) create the temporary file in the system temp directory.
The easiest way to convert a relative path to an absolute path is to prepend getcwd():
$file = tempnam('files/temp', 'tmp'); // Wrong!
$file = tempnam(getcwd() . 'files/tmp', 'tmp') // Right.
I want to guarantee that the file will be created in the specified directory or else the function should return FALSE, I have a simple function that works, but I am unsure if its a potential security issue.
function dir_tempnam($dir, $prefix)
$real_dir_path = realpath($dir);
if (substr($real_dir_path, -1) != '/')
$real_dir_path .= '/';
$tempfile = tempnam($real_dir_path, $prefix);
$name = basename($tempfile);
return $name;
return FALSE;
This function returns just the name of the temporary file in the specified directory, or FALSE.
Obviously it could return the entire $tempfile, but in my case, I actually want the basename value seperate.
Beware that on Windows NT and other windows, if you have, for example, a variable $work_dir with a path to some dir on your document root(or any other dir). Note the following:
$work_dir = 'C:/some/path/to/document_root/dir';
file_exists($working_dir); // Returns true
is_writable($working_dir); // Returns true
$tempfile = tempnam($working_dir,'img');
//$temfile now contains a system wide temp directory file, like 'C:/WINNT.SBS/img444.tmp' instead of the directory we pass it
//Thats because we need to give I_USR (IIS user) user write permission to $working_dir although according to the aforementioned functions seemed it already had it...
//If you want to use just the system wide temp directory return by default by tempnam you will also need to give it write permission to I_USR user to be able to write to that file...
This Example makes a File called "user.txt"
in the dir www.XXXXX.XX/restricted/
$tmpfname = tempnam($_ENV["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/restricted", "FOO");
$handle = fopen($tmpfname, "w");
fwrite($handle, "writing to tempfile");
// do here something
Note that tempnam returns the full path to the temporary file, not just the filename.
Regarding Typo3 and Safe mode "Generally, everything in TYPO3 can work under safe_mode and open_basedir as long as the script permissions are correct. Notice, this is not something TYPO3 can do better or worse; for a working TYPO3 system there must be access to writing files and directories in the filesystem and this is done by plain PHP functions."
It is worth noting that if the 'dir' that you supply doesn't exist, then it is silently ignored and the system /tmp directory used. At least under Linux, PHP v4.1.2.
I had a script that appeared to work fine with safe mode switched off, but I didn't realise that my 'dir' parameter had a typo (so the files were going in /tmp), and once safe mode was switched on I started getting errors because the rest of the script couldn't read files from the system /tmp folder.
>Under UNIX (where you can rename onto an extant file and so I used link), you will have to remove both the link and the link's target.
Couldn't you do
if ($newFileCreated) {
unlink ($sysFileName);
return $newFileName;
and get the same semantics as the windows version?
Creating a temporary file with a specific extension is a common requirement on dynamic websites. Largely this need arises from Microsoft browsers that identify a downloaded file's mimetype based on the file's extension.
No single PHP function creates a temporary filename with a specific extension, and, as has been shown, there are race conditions involved unless you use the PHP atomic primitives.
I use only primitives below and exploit OS dependent behaviour to securely create a file with a specific postfix, prefix, and directory. Enjoy.
function secure_tmpname($postfix = '.tmp', $prefix = 'tmp', $dir = null) {
// validate arguments
if (! (isset($postfix) && is_string($postfix))) {
return false;
if (! (isset($prefix) && is_string($prefix))) {
return false;
if (! isset($dir)) {
$dir = getcwd();
// find a temporary name
$tries = 1;
do {
// get a known, unique temporary file name
$sysFileName = tempnam($dir, $prefix);
if ($sysFileName === false) {
return false;
// tack on the extension
$newFileName = $sysFileName . $postfix;
if ($sysFileName == $newFileName) {
return $sysFileName;
// move or point the created temporary file to the new filename
// NOTE: these fail if the new file name exist
$newFileCreated = (isWindows() ? @rename($sysFileName, $newFileName) : @link($sysFileName, $newFileName));
if ($newFileCreated) {
return $newFileName;
unlink ($sysFileName);
} while ($tries <= 5);
return false;
The isWindows function is mostly left as an exercise for the reader. A starting point is below:
function isWindows() {
return (DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR == '\\' ? true : false);
Like tempnam(), this function requires you to cleanup your own files later. Under UNIX (where you can rename onto an extant file and so I used link), you will have to remove both the link and the link's target. Cleanup is left entirely to the reader.
The "newtempnam" recipe provided below (posted by "tempnam" on " 23-Jul-2003 08:56") has at least one race condition. The while loop checks to make sure that the file in question doesn't exist, and then goes and creates the file. In between the existence test and the fopen() call there is an opportunity for an attacker to create the file in question.
This is a classic race-condition, and while it seems difficult to exploit there are a number of well-known attacks against this kind of sloppy file creation.
The atomic primitives necessary to implement secure file creation are not available at the language level in PHP. This further underscores the need for PHP-language developers to rely on the language's security primitives (including tempnam() and tempfile()) instead of rolling their own.
* create a temp file alternative to tempnam() because this functions disabled for security reasons
function ayham_tempnam($dir,$prefix){
$name = $prefix.md5(time().rand());
$handle = fopen($dir.'/'.$name, "w");
return $dir.'/'.$name;
On a windows server (php 5.1.2), tempnam() may not use the dir parameter, and create the file in $_ENV['TMP'].
I also had problem because the directory was relative.
Everything was solved using :
tempnam(realpath("../_cache/"), "prefix") ;
Use the following to create a temporary directory...
// Creates a directory with a unique name
// at the specified with the specified prefix.
// Returns directory name on success, false otherwise
function tmpdir($path, $prefix)
// Use PHP's tmpfile function to create a temporary
// directory name. Delete the file and keep the name.
$tempname = tempnam($path,$prefix);
if (!$tempname)
return false;
if (!unlink($tempname))
return false;
// Create the temporary directory and returns its name.
if (mkdir($tempname))
return $tempname;
return false;
tempnam and SAFE MODE don't generally exclude each other - that link below just shows frustrating trials to find some meaning in SAFE MODE. However, SAFE MODE is good and I'd appreciate to find it used in more of contemporarily hyped projects like typo3 or similar, since many people don't seem to care about security that much, but get enraged by tens and hundreds of Spam-Mails a day.
Okay, that post from Feb-2004 and the "bug report" is unconditionally true for multi-hosted PHP environments where several users may have their individual scripts placed on same server machine. Just take a visit to one of your local webspace-providers, that give space for 5 � or less a month.
But the truth get conditional if you gain access to the server all by yourself and may set it up to have your script's and the web server's GID being same so you can "fall back" to GID-based SAFE MODE and use tempnam as desired. This is true for several local work, intranet-related projects in your company etc. Just take a look at how SAFE MODE _really_ works and why it's rockingly important to use it. You should do when you're developing a company tool for public access at least.
Never forget to take a moment to think about Unix-filesystem and access rights as well ... even if you're locally running Windows to have some great IDE or similar (like me :). PHP is available on both systems, but that's not succeeding to define your work as "portable".
tempnam should not be used with SAFE MODE as of 4.3.4
see http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=27133
The tempnam() function will not let you specify a postfix to the filename created. Here is a function that will create a new filename with pre and post fix'es. Not returns false if it can't create in the dir specified where tempnam() creates in the systems temp dir.
function newtempnam($dir, $prefix, $postfix){
/* Creates a new non-existant file with the specified post and pre fixes */
if ($dir[strlen($dir) - 1] == '/') {
$trailing_slash = "";
} else {
$trailing_slash = "/";
/*The PHP function is_dir returns true on files that have no extension.
The filetype function will tell you correctly what the file is */
if (!is_dir(realpath($dir)) || filetype(realpath($dir)) != "dir") {
// The specified dir is not actualy a dir
return false;
if (!is_writable($dir)){
// The directory will not let us create a file there
return false;
do{ $seed = substr(md5(microtime().posix_getpid()), 0, 8);
$filename = $dir . $trailing_slash . $prefix . $seed . $postfix;
} while (file_exists($filename));
$fp = fopen($filename, "w");
return $filename;
In addition to a note previously posted, on Windows NT Server 4.0, I noticed that tempnam() only uses the first THREE characters of the specified prefix.
I needed a function that allowed me to specify a filename suffix and a longer prefix:
function my_tempnam($prefix = null, $suffix = null, $dir = null)
func_num_args() > 3 and exit(__FUNCTION__.'(): passed '.func_num_args().' args, should pass 0, 1, 2, or 3 args. Usage: '.__FUNCTION__.'(optional filename prefix, optional filename suffix, optional directory)');
$prefix = trim($prefix);
$suffix = trim($suffix);
$dir = trim($dir);
empty($dir) and $dir = trim(sys_get_temp_dir());
empty($dir) and exit(__FUNCTION__.'(): could not get system temp dir');
is_dir($dir) or exit(__FUNCTION__."(): \"$dir\" is not a directory");
// posix valid filename characters. exclude "similar" characters 0, O, 1, l, I to enhance readability. add - _
$fn_chars = array_flip(array_diff(array_merge(range(50,57), range(65,90), range(97,122), array(95,45)), array(73,79,108)));
// create random filename 20 chars long for security
for($fn = rtrim($dir, '/') . '/' . $prefix, $loop = 0, $x = 0; $x++ < 20; $fn .= chr(array_rand($fn_chars)));
while (file_exists($fn.$suffix))
$fn .= chr(array_rand($fn_chars));
$loop++ > 10 and exit(__FUNCTION__."(): looped too many times trying to create a unique file name in directory \"$dir\"");
$fn = $fn.$suffix;
touch($fn) or exit(__FUNCTION__."(): could not create tmp file \"$fn\"");
return $fn;
It seems that in between 5.2.2 and 5.2.4 tempnam() changed how it handles a relative path:
In 5.2.2:
$file=tempnam('tmpdownload', 'Ergebnis_'.date(Y.m.d).'_').'.pdf';
echo $file;
In 5.2.4:
$file=tempnam('tmpdownload', 'Ergebnis_'.date(Y.m.d).'_').'.pdf';
echo $file;
This broke quite a lot of our webpages as we try to display those pdfs (and other files) via the webbrowser and the resulting URI is of course invalid and gets the user a 404 page.


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Before I reveal it, I would like to present my proof
Dragon 359 Hints:
Uncle is "immortal"(as per his description Y's servants, he desires
ritual....requires manipulating space and time to acheive: (is a primal power not released on Greyhawk) the summoning of "Y" is always preceded by the calling forth of his unnamed servant, who always inhabits an immortal body to assist the servant's of Y in colpleting the ritual:
this is the letter #2 which I believe goes like this: Uncle has fallen! We have interred him but the rejuvination will not last. The formula guards... Curse the oaf Vex ... greed! (I believe Vex was trying to commit incest with Elluvia, also he tries to buy her attention with a blue pearl in Room 105 Statuary Level Statue Set B)
They are upon us again, a nightmare battle endless. I go and summon
Afleban fell defending the Star... Chamber, though his body wasn't seen no time to investigate. (See scene under Orcus portrait.) CURSE VEXUS!! The staff is lost... us. (I believe this staff is referred to in the Shadow Lords portrait.) Ran out of time, more later.
Continued from above: Elluvia ...... (gave? sacrificed?) to her mistress. H... message was sent by a mere .... The inept and ...ish coward, may Y abosrb him like he did Dalt!!! (Dalt contains the unnamed servant that helps summon Y, see the differece in Dalt between the first seen in the Fraz-Urb'luu portrait and Dalt's own portrait on pp 75-77. The scenes under Fraz-Urb'luu appear as Dalt is being sent outside space and time by Elluvia with the help of Fraz-Urb'luu, just my interpretation. I also point to a note in room 12 of the Greater Halls: Pray that the boy opens the way so HE may come. My niece is not always the trust worthy sort. Afelbain should follow her to make sure the plan is forwarded without error. Also, the Elders in the same note give me the impression of the Elder Gods.) We are separated by a magical seal... Impossible!! Another has entered who we do not know. I will leave upon the current (which I think is what they call the time stream). They will have some surprised I left for ... Malcanthet other ... ... they do not understand... we will return! Death to US and our enemies. I commit these sentences to obilvion. Elder is known as a planeswalker. The Silver Key of Portals is given to Mordenkainen by Dalt. This is a clue. The Maure's are insane, this is commonplace under worshippers of Y. And now for the payoff.....
On a side note, the letter #1 in Berstock workshop: the ILL I believe is a mention of Iggwilv, but I have absolutely no proof to back that up, other than I think she has investigated or is mentioned in 3 1st edition modules as having investigated temples, like the lost temple of Tharzidun and others.
Smarnil le couard wrote: It is almost as sad as the unended "Zagyg's castle"... Do you mean the TLG Castle Zagyg boxed set, or something else, Smarnil dle couard?? Allan.
I agree about Troll Lord Castle Zagyg's Castle being
grodog wrote: Yep, that one. I gleefully got the surface levels box and salivated at the names of the ones to come... who sadly won't. An unfinished work of the mind (book, picture, symphony, whatever) is a very frustrating thing.
Tharzidun is established in Greyhawk canon
In the adventures published of Maure Castle,
Plus look above at some of the clues: The Silver
The reasoning here holds up well, my only hesitancy in accepting it completely comes from the following I lifted from another thread: Generic Villain wrote:
**Yes, and psychopaths of the cosmic variety--they had far wandering interests.** (Rob's Reply) Tharizdun's symbol is described as "A black triangle with an inverted yellow Y inscribed within". A "Y" you say? Maybe like the "Y" that all those wizards seem so interested in? I've always seen T's symbol as that chaotic swirly thing, but I guess that's actually the Elder Elemental Eye's symbol (which makes sense, as the EEE is Tharizdun's less-crazy alter ego). **Ah-huh...** Tharizdun is trapped in a prison demiplane. It's been pretty well established that he isn't going anywhere without some serious help. So who better to help bust him out than Dalt, "The Opener of Ways"? The kid is a divine lockpick. **Ah-huh.** As I recall though, Dalt is a neutral god. He'd never willingly unleash something as dangerous and evil as T. So if the Maures were to secure his aid, they'd have to deceive him. Hmmm... who do we know that likes to deceive? Here's a hint: he's a 15-foot-tall blue ape demon lord with wings. **Ah-huh. :)** Assuming I'm right, here's my interpretation of the four visions the characters see when touching Fraz's portrait:
**Perhaps the shadow rising from her** For all their planning though, the Maures obviously failed. The way I see it, after realizing that her supposed allies allowed a demon lord to possess her, Eluvia became understandable angry. And there's a good chance that the Maures would just dispose of her when she had served her purpose, as she was always a sheep anyway. **Not bad, you should be writing mysteries yourself. :)** Whilst Rob doesn't explicitly confirm Tharizdun as being Y, one can imply it from his responses. There was also this snippet from another thread: Greg said: "...I plan to have them run through MC looking for long-lost lore on Tharizdun." That's a good placement, and for reasons now that I will not reveal... :) RJK Mind you, after all of that, I like the idea of Yog Sothoth being Y - Even bigger and creepier than Tharizdun! Reggie
FWIW, there's also some support for Y = Yog-Sothoth in Bottle City, in which Rob placed 5 strange and alien gods---each rather HPL-ish in nature.... Allan.
Your wish is just a bit forestalled, but granted!! ;)
Not that I am an entombed king-- I speak and still live. I just have little time left to me to expand on such a piece of EPIC proportions--both in length and in thought due to that--nor would I conclude doing so without a commensurate audience for it or some compensation in return. Such a fatality for fans, I agree. Also think of it like this: for the artist, too, and doubly so. I vested my sweat and blood into the ordeal for it not to see fruition. Whats done is done. The burden of an unfinished work falls upon those who would finish it (in this case) to advance it to the fandom. I could take an advisory role if that were to happen, if there was momentum among enough fans to finish the whole on their own in a concerted and serious effort. Barring this, the sands of time have won another bout with us. Happy Gaming (and sleuthing). Uncle RJK
Well, think about this.
Wouldn't you want to be the one to crack the code? Thank you it was nice of you to come in and at least
I don't even want 15 minutes of fame, maybe just 5. Believe me, I understand. If I had the capital, I would
Have you ever talked to WoTC and asked them how much for the
Hey Althen. Yes, cracking codes, as I noted, can be fun. I hadn't noted the last issue of Drgn's reference to this--not even sure if I still have the issue handy. Paying me to produce something that would ultimately require me to either, 1) acquire short term copyrights from WotC in order to accomplish, or, 2) barring that, would require that I change all of the names, place names, etc,. etc and in which much of the already contributed creative matter would have to be rewritten (magic, monsters, etc)--well, neither is going to happen for apparent reasons. If WotC had been interested they would have contacted me, of course. And I cringe at the thought of dealing with their legal dept over one-time rights which would include using it as a TMed Greyhawk product. It would be a very short exchange, I assure you, and none too profitable at that. In writing for WoGreyhawk I knew that I was surrendering rights along the way--but just like Paizo I did not foresee the pulling of DUNGEON's license and then a redirect by WotC. It's their IP and if they are interested in doing whatever with it, it's their call, not mine. Plus, it was written for 3.5 and they're on a way different track these days, eh? Well, you created this particular Soapbox so please take advantage of it. ;) Sorry to hear about the wife's negativity regarding you creative pastime. I am lucky to be hooked in with an artist who values this sort of thing as it relates to so many things we both appreciate, the biggest being the sublime beauty of life and creativity in general. It helps that her father was a renowned illustrator for the Chicago Trib. You are very welcome and thanks for spending the time to share your thoughts. Grodog informed me of your post here. Stay Happy! RJK
Uncle, I know this is presumptuous so don't
Have you chosen/groomed a torchbearer? I sort
@ Messy: I am glad you have enjoyed my short forays into the imaginative, Messy. Always wishing I could have offered more, but enough, as is, seems about right... ;) @Althen, Simple questions are sometimes the toughest to return a comprehensive answer to; Yours in no exception. It assumes quite a bit and requires me to be more introspective and demanding than these days have allowed as of recent. My concern is not so much classing others like me and then choosing from among the mounting totals of negatives and positives and thereby likening it to a store shopping experience based upon gradation. All of us are individuals, so too, each individual exercises free rein in the realm of creativity. There's no sourcing it. You can recognize it in others, and I have done that, for sure. Some come close to my philosophies on design and ethics regarding same. One in particular is Kyrinn S. Eis. But to say, even though we agree on myriad subjects between us, that I'd pass my torch to her would be presumptuous. She bears her own. The best that can be hoped for in such circumstances is that enough of these same (or close) philosophies survive to continue perpetuating them. That is becoming harder IMO due to a commercial driven need in (RPG) game design to supplant form with formula, and I have touched upon that in past articles and seminars and most recently during my long interview at the Hill Cantons Blog many months ago. I actually find RPG a backwater these days when comparing it to the innovations taking place in board game design, which is where I cut my teeth on design. So it goes. Form vs. formula. I am about open, individualistic forms like the Original D&D we play-tested and then I later contributed to, but the industry, on the main that is, is about formula. Find someone like that and support them, that is, if you really see me as some sort of Master, which I do not. *I am* the master of my own individual form; and if you like that, then at least I have one vote out there for the latter. :) RJK
Wow, that was far deeper than I was expecting.
Sorry about switching gears, but you writing back is
Is the person introduced in Letter 1 as ILL
Do you know how old Iggwilv is, anyway? I think the
Althen. I had a goodly run of BG designs 1976 onward: http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamedesigner/1188/robert-j-kuntz Kings & Things was recently republished by Z-Man games and I am considering shopping MAGUS around while I am currently engaged in designing my 8th (3 others are working prototypes which I will probably never publish). I also co-designed a working but unpublished card game copy-written in 1985 named "Word Rummy (alternate; "Word Run"). "Ill" was not related at all to old GH lore--that was in fact a send up to a character of a good friend of mine who died tragically in a car accident. I have no idea how old Iggwilv is, but Grodog who keeps track of such minutia might help in the matter. No doubt Grodog will inform me of threads here or elsewhere that might require my attention as I do not frequent the internet too much anymore and am officially semi-retired.
Happy Gaming, Althen Artren! R.
Questions I have for when you have the time and
A passoff mention that Xaene is from another dimension.
Can you provide more detail on Lynn, the continent to the
During the cataclysm that caused the downfall, did all
What language is Slerotin's writings in? Is Power Magic different from Epic? Could you provide answers to what levels are
althen artren wrote:
If I may... Lynn is most probably Francois Mercela-Froideval campaign "world", FMF being a french guy who went working for TSR for a time (from memory, he contributed to Unearthed Arcana and Oriental Adventures). There is a comic called "Chroniques de la Lune Noire" (dark moon chronicles) about the story of Whismerhill, his main character, but I don't know if it has been translated in english. End of interruption.
A-- *A passoff mention that Xaene is from another dimension.
Yes and no. X is from my World of Kalibruhn. He fled that world--which exists in another part of time and space--to the World of Greyhawk via ultra-magic he'd discovered in the Jungle of Huhm. He was slowly driven insane in the interim and now is a full-fledged madman who saw "the other side" and paid the consequences for this. His first advent in WoG is in 1973 when I constructed his story for the campaign and placed him as a new arrival on the Wild Coast; I then expanded on his madness and quest for power by shuttling him to the Great Kingdom where he became the advisor to King Ivid (Ovar). There are connections to what he found and what separate Maure Family members have found in their own searches into the arcane other-world. *Can you provide more detail on Lynn, the continent to the
No, not much. This was to be based on the WOG map noted in the Dragon Annual (#??) and would have expanded on the Dragon Masters, but that was to be a product through Dungeon... No relation to Marcel's campaign. *During the cataclysm that caused the downfall, did all
One of the sources. But they were not hordlings, then. The box does not relate to a fixed point and has a magical formula for redirectng what it summons and from where. This formula would have been discovered in later installments... *What language is Slerotin's writings in?* I imagine Ancient Suel, but your guess is as good as mine... *Is Power Magic different from Epic?* I have no idea, as my concepts of archetypal magic vary from those published. *Could you provide answers to what levels are
No. That would have been revealed in the mapping of such which I abandoned doing when the project was canceled. Cheers, R.
ooooh... you must have missed my reply----> "I just have little time left to me to expand on such a piece of EPIC proportions." "'Willing'" and "able" are 2 different things. Cheers! R.
I didn't miss anything. There's been time...it's just been squandered. I've no doubt I'll be slapped down by the mods here if I antagonize you but you are dealing with one very disappointed but formerly very avid fan. And no one is asking you to expand in epic proportions. The title of the thread is a very simple question with a very simple answer.
I am heartened to know that your decency extends to knowing, as well, what is simple for me. This is why the human race disappoints me so. here to ere on the side of surmise once again and thus avoid the confrontation which humans are so good at arranging, especially selfish and seemingly always entitled Americans. Let me put it bluntly: I do not "owe" you, nor anyone, the process or produce of my time, effort or thoughts. Game on...
Francois Marcela-Froideval to be exact, you can read about him on Wikipedia, he brought RPG and ADD to France, played with him once or twice in 1981. Rob, thanks for these answers even if they are small pieces I understand that to think and put on the paper such huge stories takes time, years, even an entire lifetime sometimes.
Thanks Christian, very civil of you. Recognizing that this is a dead product is the only way of dealing with the disappointment. I had no part in that, so too I take no blame for it. I have volunteered my very limited time to advise those who would forward the project as a free offering to fans, and this, considering my bias for the story--absolutely one of my best to that point and not just an ABC model super-adventure, for sure--would undoubtedly include re-wrapping my head around it and making some solid contributions as well. Barring that, I cannot devote the time and effort needed to finish a 100,000+ word design and 15 more maps and not be compensated for it. Otherwise its death stopped my thinking and doing anything for it (Outside of Warlock's Walk that I gave freely to fans). So it goes. Game On. There's more besides Maure out there... R.
Althen-- Are you suggesting through this that you may/will start mapping the levels? If so any such commentary regarding this should be shifted to e-mail, or even a brief phone call, to set matters on a correct course from my end. I will not post such information here. If interested, and if I understood it correctly, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com (the same grodog from these boards) for my email and include a link to this topic wherein I suggest you contact him to acquire my email. Cheers! Rob
Well, if you are serious about the matter, then this is the best way to coordinate. Emails are good--to a degree--but voice comms quickly expose major points and cut through the guess work immediately. EGG and I over our many years of DMing together or working on design projects rarely used written communication, even while at TSR. There is another fellow Stuart Parr?? (a member of this Forum) from the UK. He translated the Warlock's Walk adv. to 3.5 stats and ran it at GENCON UK. Several months ago he pretty much queried me about the same thing you have. He's a great fan of MC and would want to help if he knew there was someone else involved with an equally high level of interest. Make sure to contact Allan ("Grodog") and we will shift all discussion off-board where it belongs. G'Night. RJK
DB-- Not exactly. At first they were to be planar and WoG campaign extensions. With Greyhawk's demise as a viable product line during TSR-Days the idea was in hiatus because of little or no serious interest in promoting WoG products in any category, these in part or whole, included. With my "revisiting" of WG5 via MC I speculated on different uses for them in the story line. Then again, these would have been "extra" special adventuring locales in keeping with the original idea and their advent would have occurred nearer to the end of the MC level run because of that. RJK
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I'm not Grodog, but this may be a good starting point for Baba Yaga. It's 3.5 BTW. Greg
AA: Grodog got it but I have received no email from you. Did he give you my email address as I requested?
Just saw the post. Mr. Kuntz, is there any thought of pulling a Burlew and seeing if you could crowdsource funding for such an adventure via Kickstarter? I understand negotiating with WoTC to use World of Greyhawk material might be a stretch, but I'm sure there are a LOT of old grognards around here to make a third generation of the Fantastic Adventure viable! If the word got out, I think you might be suprised at the level of support. Maure Castle was an awesome 3.5 adventure, after all. ==Bob Drouin

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T-Mobile�s regional office in Frisco, seen above, is the company�s second-largest office in the nation. Earlier this year, T-Mobile laid off 615 positions in the city. Photo by Kelsey Kruzich.
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Editor's Note: This article was originally published at 1:36 p.m. on Oct. 3. It has been updated to clarify that MetroPCS stockholders will retain stock in the proposed new company.
T-Mobile and Richardson-based MetroPCS announced this morning that the two companies have entered into a merger agreement.
MetroPCS has agreed to acquire all of T-Mobile's stock and provide Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile's parent company, with a 74 percent stake in a new, combined company. The remaining 26 percent will be retained by MetroPCS stockholders, although the new company will be taken public and sold on a U.S. stock exchange.
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On a conference call this morning, John Legere, T-Mobile president and chief executive, said the company will seek to expand its coverage in important markets, including the Dallas area.
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The proposed company will have about 42.5 million subscribers, Deutsche Telekom said. T-Mobile's customer base will account for about 33 million of those subscribers.
T-Mobile's Dallas-area employees have been at a corporate event at the Sheraton Downtown Dallas Hotel since Tuesday morning.
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well i am going there alone so just wondering if there is anyone else going during this time or if there is anyone who lives there that would like to meet up and explore the city together
I would like to know the price of a taxi between Southampton AirPort and Beaulieu (motor museum).
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I arrive at Terminal 3 around 11:30 a.m. and my friend arrives at Terminal 4 around 12:15 p.m. Do I get my bags and go through immigration before I meet her? Where should I meet her at Terminal 4? Will she already have her bags and have gone through immigration? About how long will it take?
I plan to visit London on June 18. And then I will visit Bath on June 23. From Bath I would like to visit Norwich on July 1. Finally on July I plan to leave Norwich directly to Heathrow Airport in London. What kind of mas transportation I can take for the journey?
My friend wants to know the best transportation for travelling between both airports? How long would it usually take?
I will arrive on July, on a Sunday at 12: 25 pm. Then I have to take my next flight ( I bought it separately) to Germany at Terminal 5, at 15:10 hrs.. Will I have the time? Or I better change my ticket to next departure that is at 19:00 hrs.
Thank you very much for your answer. I am coming from México, then Dallas, then to London. I am Mexican.
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I am planning on travelling from St:Paul's tube station to Marlow. The national rail is advising me to reach Paddington by tube, and continue the journey by train via Maidenhead. The trouble I am facing is that the train changes are rather closely placed (5 min!). Would it be safe then to buy a anytime day return ticket from PAD to Marlow (and use Oyster for the tube leg)? Does it make sense to book it in advance (which means I have collect it in the PAD station)? What about bus services?; Google maps are providing me a few suggestions, but appear to be a slower option. Comments greatly appreciated!
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ill be in london for 3 days from on the 11th june. just having a few days away. if anyone is around it would be good to meet for a drink to put the world to rights and talk travel experiences. look forward to hearing from you. i used to live in london so will be able to show you around.
We are spending the last 4 days of 2 week trip in London. We are flying into Heathrow and are looking for lodging for two nights that is convenient to public transportation (tube/train) The last two nights we are with friends in Bexley. Need suggestions on moderately priced B&B, hotel, etc. will make it easy to get to major London sights. We've been there before I know our way around a bit. Appreciate any suggestions.
Jim and Barb
Will be arriving in London June 20th for 4 days before moving on to Paris. would like to spend
most of the time in countryside instead of the city. Thinking if renting car..potential problems. There are 4 adults traveling. Which areas would you recommend. Want leisure drive. Recommendations for lodging.
Traveling to Florence from NYC on May 15, have a 5 hour layover in Heathrow. Does it make sense to go into London? What's the best way? What would you do in those 90 minutes in town, 8:30am-10am?
Can anyone recommend any reasonable priced airport hotels at London Gatwick Hotel?
We have a group of 4 arriving in London Heathrow airport with 4 lugguages. Is one taxi in London able to accomodate all 4 of us with the lugguages or do we have to take 2 taxies? Also, anyone can advise roughly how much it will cost?
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My boyfriend has a business meeting in Ascot next month and I was planning to tag along. The plan is to travel down from our home in Yorkshire on Sunday and return on Tuesday afternoon (his meeting is on Monday), Where would be the best place to base ourselves? Is Ascot nice or would we be better suited to somewhere like Windsor. I need you advice as I am unfamiliar with the area. We will be travelling by car, we like to experience a little luxury when we go away, but we are by no means 'loaded'.
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EDMONTON - If a group of pilots and investors has its way, a new airport in Parkland County just west of Edmonton could handle the corporate, charter and medical flights that would be lost once Edmonton City Centre Airport has been closed.
The Parkland Airport Development Corp. wants to build an airport on farmland south of Highway 16A and west of Highway 60, about five minutes west of Anthony Henday Drive. The idea is to give pilots and businesses displaced by the looming closure of the Edmonton City Centre Airport a convenient place to relocate. The City of Edmonton hopes to start construction in 2014 on parts of the 217-hectare City Centre Airport, although the Edmonton Flying Club and other tenants have filed lawsuits to keep the airport operating.
"There are many companies at City Centre Airport," said Robert Gilgen, a private pilot and president of the development corporation. "There are large hangars full of airplanes. There are construction companies, aircraft charter companies, flight schools that will have to relocate or close.
"We want to allow the relocation close to the city."
But the idea is getting a cool reception from the County of Parkland, where an official stressed it is a private venture with no municipal involvement and as yet, no formal application.
"We were not even aware of their interest in Parkland County until about seven to 10 days ago," said Paul Hanlan, county manager of planning and development.
Parkland County supports Villeneuve Airport in neighbouring Sturgeon County and has no interest in developing an airport, he said.
"No pun intended, but it's not on our radar," Hanlan said.
"The issue that the Parkland Airport Corp. faces is there are significant hurdles before them, not just the local jurisdiction, but also the Province of Alberta and Transport Canada."
The Parkland group hopes to break ground on its first runway early in 2014 if it can get approval from the County of Parkland and the Capital Region.
Gilgen said building a 5,000-foot runway will cost about $10 million above the cost of the land, and the tab would be $25 million for the first phase, which includes fuelling facilities and basic hangars.
Two additional phases would add hangars, a terminal, cargo areas and other facilities and services. A second runway could be added in the future.
The group said it has preliminary agreements with land owners at the proposed site.
Although the Edmonton region is already served by the International, Villeneuve, Josephburg and Cooking Lake airports, they are either too small or too big to be suitable for the commercial and general aviation that would be served by Parkland, Gilgen said.
"We are in this middle segment there that when City Centre closes, is no longer being served," he said, adding Parkland is closer to Edmonton than those airports.
Medevac flights are moving from City Centre Airport to the International Airport with Villeneuve Airport as an alternate landing site. An airport in Parkland County would offer faster access to hospitals for those flights, said Aaron Soos, a private pilot and vice-president of the group.
"For high-risk patients coming in, time is critical," Soos said. "We're almost half the distance so that's going to be a big help.
"(The closure of the City Centre Airport) is getting very close now. That's why Robert and I came up with this idea. We just know the necessity of this project."
Gilgen would not reveal the identities of potential investors or their number.
A spokeswoman for Edmonton Airports, which operates Villeneuve and Edmonton International Airports, said it had no position on the Parkland proposal.
"We're neutral," said Traci Bednard, vice-president of communications and passenger experience. "We weren't aware of it but it will be interesting to see how it develops."
A spokesman for the Cooking Lake Airport Condominium Association, which purchased that facility from Edmonton Airports, said a new airport won't directly affect them.
"It looks like they're going to be serving a market that's more of a commercial market," said Jim Johannsson.
But the new airport could help fill any scarcity of hangar space for aircraft, he added.
"When City Centre closes, there's going to be a real shortage of capacity. There's not that many options in the Edmonton area, especially low-cost options."
A representative of Envision Edmonton, a group trying to keep City Centre Airport open, could not be reached for comment.


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Some travelers wondered Friday whether they should be concerned about Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner after a string of recent mechanical and other problems prompted a wave of negative publicity and an unusual federal safety review.
Troubles dating back just four months include reports of an oil leak, a fuel leak, engine cracks and a damaged cockpit window. This all follows a very difficult development history that included a series of production setbacks and other delays before the plane entered service in 2011.
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Atlanta-based businessman Bobby Burns said he'll choose not to fly on the aircraft anytime soon.
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The building it self is old, so nothing can be done there, but we had a room the size of a double bed, with a double bunk bed that was broken, we ended up paying to stay there, but went to a different hotel,.
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Slightly shabby in a cool way, the room are simple. Went there on a Monday night so no noise to complain about from Long Street. All amneties are here, with a special thumb up for the showers on the second floor. Security was good with a "bouncer" to check who gets in, although I don't know how it might be for a busy Friday or Saturday night. Overall, spent a good night here, rested for the next leg of my trip in CPT.
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Great place to stay if you're there to party, but Long Street's traffic and partygoers can make quite a lot of noise. I wouldn't recommend this place to light sleepers. Double glazing to keep the noise out and better curtains to keep the light out would make this a better place to stay if you plan on getting a good night's sleep.
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I enjoyed my stay here. However, there's a bar on the ground floor and another (with loud, live music) on the first floor; the rooms are above this so the place is pretty loud.
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Had a great stop here after hiking. Showers were clean and hot. They play music loud until very late, so be prepared. Would defiantly go back, wouldn't recommend it if your after somewhere to stay for long while though. More of a place to crash on night out. Very friendly staff.
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Because, for me, music has the ability to take an emotion that is inside your heart to outside and also to take an emotion that is outside to inside. Then can connect heart to heart. It is magic, no distance!!!!!
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