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<0> spacemonkey: so they put in a working and a non-working function to make a directory?
<0> really_mkdir
<1> imtotallycereal_mkdir
<2> yea well i found it strange that mkdir doesnt work
<1> mkdir doesn't work because you are doing something worng
<1> wrong*
<0> spacemonkey: well, mkdir is fine. most likely you're doing something wrong
<0> check permissions
<1> and it probably has something to do with permissions
<1> stop copying me!
<0> you stop copying meee!
<2> all i get is stupid warnings like File exists in /home/public_html/folders/whatever
<1> lol
<2> or file doesn't exist
<0> so uh.. maybe it already exists
<2> i dont want to create a file i want to create a directory
<2> no it doesnt exist
<2> its not there
<2> and when it says file doesn't exist, of course it doesnt exist thats why im trying to create it
<2> lolz
<3> yo
<1> hi rewben
<2> yo
<0> spacemonkey: then check permissions. check the directory you're creating it in, check is_dir
<0> if it says it exists, try to open it in php
<2> good idea thanks
<2> im guessing maybe its trying to create the full directory from the current position when im giving the full path
<2> in that case i would have to chdir
<0> huh?
<0> mkdir works fine with relative paths
<2> ok say the script is /home/whatever/public_html/folders.php and it has mkdir('/home/whatever/public_html/folders/name',0777); then it will try to create the full name in that folder /home/whatever/public_html/
<2> cheers fixed it
<4> i'm disappointed in this Vault soda
<4> the caffeine gives me nothing
<1> i would like it if i could get heavily caffeinated water
<2> put more caffeine in it
<4> i'm preparing some yerba mate tea now
<4> that gives a good kick
<4> it ****s because i had to endure going through some hippy food store to buy a bag of it
<2> caffeine is over rated
<1> kanis: you live in oregon
<1> get over it or get out!
<2> makes people more tense i think
<2> better off injecting addrenalin
<4> what
<4> i live in washington
<1> orly?
<4> it's just that the comcast pipe is ****ed up
<1> ah
<1> are you close?
<4> it seems like anyone in the seattle area or north has .or
<1> weird
<4> no, i'm actually like 10 minutes south of the Canadian border
<4> but it's a hippy area nonetheless
<4> just not as pretentious as seattle
<4> which kind of ****s because real hippies are just as bad as pretend ones
<1> meh seattle is just a hole
<1> outside of seattle is nice though
<2> isnt it meant to be the romance capital?
<4> yeah
<4> outside of seattle is just fine
<4> seattle? romance capital?
<4> uh, sure
<4> wtf
<4> i downloaded this torrent for a bunch of Maya tutorials
<4> and some cock decided "hay wouldn't it be cool if i put this all in one big PDF file? 5800 pages!"
<4> 168mb of goodness there
<2> what format do you prefer?
<1> nice
<4> several PDF documents
<2> ah
<2> so they are all diff tutes in one
<5> hi all
<1> HELLO!
<6> !
<6> Intel top-of-the-line is now unambiguously faster than AMD's, right?
<1> until amd gets to their next release, yes
<6> As I'd heard.
<6> thx.
<6> And Physics Processing Units are still for wankers?
<7> Can a good person help me out? If I use file_get_contents("http://somesite.com";) i get the html of the default page. I need to know the filename of that page.
<2> what about a bad person?
<2> bad people can help people out too
<0> chrisdb: it would be index.html or whatever they have their index file set up to be
<7> yeah, but for any given site, can i write a php function to tell me the exact name of the default page?
<0> no
<7> really? crap.
<8> hello again all
<2> you could if you used sockets
<8> hows everyone today
<0> spacemonkey: uh, how?
<8> hello evulish
<2> because the socket would show the redirection
<0> no, it wouldn't
<1> because sockets are magical
<8> if php easy to learn
<2> well when you make a /get request
<0> you aren't redirected to welcome pages
<0> a /get request?
<2> it shows the redirection to the page
<0> no, it doesn't
<1> @headers www.google.com
<9> response code: 200
<0> Canna: yup
<9> cache-control: private
<9> date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 19:13:05 GMT
<9> content-type: text/html
<9> server: GWS/2.1
<9> set-cookie: PREF=ID=c92401abc5c758e9:TM=1155755585:LM=1155755585:S=UVijMIZaBu0k9bW7; expires=Sun, 17-Jan-2038 19:14:07 GMT; path=/; domain=.google.com
<9> transfer-encoding: chunked
<2> then the browser gets the redirection
<9> Header listing complete.
<0> spacemonkey: no, it doesn't
<1> there is no redirection
<1> if there was, you would get a 302
<8> raw ?
<2> it did for me when i was writing a browser
<0> spacemonkey: well, you're mistaken
<0> because it doesn't
<7> Im working on a script that will follow links on a webpage. Ive got the code to extract all the links from the html, but it cant follow relative links because it doesnt know the address of the current page. Any ideas?
<0> some websites may be set up to redirect the welcome page to somewhere else
<0> but welcome pages themselves are not redirects
<0> chrisdb: the path would be in the url
<0> if it's just www.site.com/ all urls will be relative to /
<7> yeah, i guess thats true. cheers!
<6> @headers www.confessor.org
<9> response code: 200
<9> vary: Host
<9> connection: close
<9> content-type: text/html
<9> x-powered-by: PHP/4.3.4
<9> date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 19:52:50 GMT
<9> server: Apache/1.3.29 (Unix) FrontPage/5.0.2.2623
<9> transfer-encoding: chunked
<9> Header listing complete.
<0> @headers www.cogjam.com
<9> response code: 200
<9> last-modified: Fri, 11 Aug 2006 17:12:21 GMT
<9> connection: close
<9> content-type: text/html
<9> etag: "3000a-4fa-c1bc740"
<9> date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 19:55:36 GMT
<9> server: Apache/2.0.54 (Debian GNU/Linux) mod_jk/1.2.18 mod_python/3.1.3 Python/2.3.5 PHP/5.1.4-0.1
<9> content-length: 1274
<9> accept-ranges: bytes
<9> Header listing complete.
<0> i think i win for most modules
<0> MOD_JK IN THE HIZOUSE
<1> hrm, jk = jakarta?
<0> i think so
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