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<0> so now it works.
<1> yes..
<0> so what is the problem ?
<1> i have installed apache..http://myip it opens only to my computer but not to any other computer
<2> right
<1> i want to access it
<0> well.
<1> from other computers
<2> because you need to set up port forwarding
<0> umm..
<2> like i said from the beginning
<1> yes..right.
<0> JenKins: he could use a free client to do that
<2> to do what?
<1> thats what im trying to know how could i forwad the port coz i know nothing
<2> contact your ISP like someone said
<2> oh wait
<2> actually
<0> Hold on.. I got a url for you.
<1> what?
<2> http://b-210-209.cable.kpy.customers.dnainternet.fi:8080 works
<3> yeah, it does
<2> no need for port forwarding. weird.
<1> oh wow
<3> which means that 80 is probably blocked by the ISP
<1> ah..
<4> yay for port blocking.
<4> not.
<5> is it worse than cock blocking?
<0> lol Zenethian i doubt it.
<1> why do the isp blocks port 80?
<6> Would include '/subdomains/f00/httpdocs/bar.inc'; work?
<1> will they block other port too ?
<5> Kingfisher: because they don't want you hosting things.
<5> they usually block port 25 as well.
<3> yeps
<5> Really it makes decent sense.
<1> oh..will they know that im hosting now?
<3> 587 for the win!
<5> By your own agreement with them you're not allowed to do hosting in most cases.
<3> Kingfisher: if you get a lot of traffic, they will notice
<1> Oh..
<5> And it
<5> er
<1> so it is illegal?
<5> no
<3> and if it's against the TOS, they will either block it or shut your connection off
<6> Its not illegal, your ISP just won't like it.
<5> violating an AUP or TOS isn't illegal
<5> but they can cancel your service
<5> and it's usually a LOT better to just pay like $5 a month for cheap hosting anyway.
<3> comcast has never cared about anything i do
<3> but then, none of it is high enough traffic for them to notice
<5> hehe
<3> or rather, if they notice, not enough for them to care
<1> i have already bluehost account
<6> Wouldn't hosting your own from your own server lag your computer to death?
<3> TO DEATH!
<1> but just wanted to know how things work..
<3> again, depends on how much action it was getting
<1> can someone tell if http://faisalabad.no-ip.info works ?
<6> It does.
<7> and you should be using editdns.net for dyndns
<7> shame on you
<8> smoke your greens!
<1> whats difference between editdns.net and others?
<1> and by the way, how do the ppl create their name servers like ns1.domain.com , ns2.domain.com etc ?
<7> because i run editdns ;)
<7> so mine's the best.
<1> aaah
<1> hey tyler..how does ppl make their nameservers?
<7> you register them with the company you bought your domain from
<1> for example i have bought domain from yahoo.i will say them to make my ns?
<0> hosting company does the name server stuff.
<1> but if u r hosting own website who does that ?
<0> hmm..
<0> I wouldn't host my own site. due to bandwidth issues w/ isp.
<1> neither me
<1> but just wanted to know
<9> what is the function to get all filesnames in a dir?
<9> cant seem to find this on php.net
<10> hi?
<11> ...
<3> !!!
<3> damn
<3> it is pouring outside
<3> time for a reboot
<3> hurray!
<12> hey, in mysql, what exactly does length/values represent?
<12> say for example i entered 2 in there, does this mean i can have data of length 2 (aa, bb, 12, 14, etc?)
<3> please clarify
<3> do you mean in your create statement?
<12> yep
<3> as in char(2)?
<11> please be less specific!
<12> yes
<12> char(2)
<11> yesyes
<12> does thismean i i can have a, or aa but not aaa ?
<3> yes, it means you can put 2 characters in there
<3> no more
<11> correct
<12> sweet as, thanks!
<12> even if its int(2)
<12> ?
<12> so, 11, 1 but not 111 ?
<11> in "real" databases it means all values of that field are exactly that long, i.e. 2
<12> got ya
<11> but mysql truncates fields < that length
<12> cool.
<3> um
<3> >
<3> oh
<11> because mysql *has* to be different
<3> never mind
<3> "that length"
<3> mysql just likes to **** with everyones heads
<3> "oh, this is how it logically should work? then lets do it this way."
<12> do you guys often sacrifice "frills" in your web-apps for speed of development and smplicity?
<3> "frills" are extras
<3> and should be added after the core functionality is fully complete
<3> though, in practice, this hardly ever happens
<3> right mod_spox
<13> right!
<3> at least he is responding better now :P
<3> ooo
<3> v for vendetta and benchwarmers is playing at the pub theater this weekend
<3> :-D
<12> hey how would ya p*** an array ? function dothis ($array[]) ... ... dothis($originalarray) // ?
<3> just function foo($var){} $a = array(); foo($a);
<14> unless you're referencing an element of the array, it's just another variable
<14> or the shortcut for pushing values on an array: $a[] = $val; but that's speshul, like i said
<12> ok
<12> so you can p*** reference pointers in php?
<14> kinda... but they're virtually unnecessary
<3> @php function foo(&$b){ $b = 'hello'; } $a = 'foo'; foo($a); echo $a;
<13> Result: hello
<3> @php function foo($b){ $b = 'hello'; } $a = 'foo'; foo($a); echo $a;
<13> Result: foo
<14> that's merely "byref"
<3> ya
<14> @php $a = 10; $b = &$a; $b = 20; echo $a;
<13> Result: 20
<12> hey if i have a function which requires a parameter and i dont send one, is this okay?
<12> trying to overload the function (not using php5, or 4's oop)
<14> function foo($param = 'default value') {
<12> i see, so if its received a parameter then it doesnt use default val?
<14> correct
<12> if $val = ''; then is isset($val) false?
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