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<0> i think it places each line of output into an array
<0> w/ exec();
<1> Yikes
<1> Is there a reason you have to use exec() or system()?
<2> niceshot: i'm doing- exec("cmd", $var); print_r($var);
<2> bilateral: to be able to manipulate the resultant array
<2> niceshot: yeah, i need it in an array
<0> need what in an array?
<2> the result of the command
<0> did you try doing just echo exec('cmd', $var); ?
<2> i need to do more than echo though, thats the thing
<2> hang on
<0> make sure it works first
<2> if i do this: exec('ls', $var); print_r($var); it works
<2> it prints out the whole array
<0> k
<3> man
<3> i ahte windows
<2> but if I do this: exec('grep a somefile-with-lots-of-as-in-it', $var); print_r($var);
<2> it doesn't work
<1> System calls from PHP are gross.
<1> Is there a reason you're not using PHP's functions?
<2> for starters I don't know them
<2> i'm going to ***ume that there is a php function that has the exact functionality as grep -ni
<3> ****
<3> im so mad
<3> i decided to get a new vid card
<3> which ****ed the codecs up for windows
<3> and foi corse it snot easy to fix those
<3> sons of bitches
<1> php.net
<1> preg_grep
<4> preg_match
<5> anyone know of a script, that will block a certain ip adress after, say 5 failed logins, and have it time out after a variable time delay (of my choosing)?
<4> preg_slap
<4> preg_nantbitch
<2> thanks bilateral
<6> fail2ban i think does it
<2> bilateral: but does that have the functionality of -ni, being able to print the line numbers of the file, and not caring about case
<1> It doesn't do line numbers, but just use a counter when you're going through the file
<1> and it takes perl regex style, so just add an "i"
<4> [ZyteX]: fail2ban and denyhosts
<1> eg /blah/i
<2> makes more sense to me then, to use a shell exec call to grep -ni, but i'll try it your way
<1> Do it how you like, but shell execs aren't the safest thing in the world.
<2> bilateral: how would I have the $i increment? I understand how loops work, but to me thie preg_grep call will just burn through the file
<7> hey guys, when Install blackdown-jdk using emerge, I seen that the package was masked so I appended 'dev-java/blackdown-jdk-1.4.2.03-r13' to /etc/portage/profile/package.provided yet I still can't emerge the masked package, any ideas?
<7> nm
<5> drags: ok, thanks, I'll have a look at them
<1> Something like: $lines = file('blah.txt'); for ($i = 0; $ < sizeof($lines); $i++) { //see if line matches.. };
<0> yeah
<0> or just open the file directly and read from it
<1> Yup
<0> my php-fu is weak
<0> i can't even concentrate here at work anyomre due to the amount of keyboard slamming that seems to shake me up so bad.
<0> Sets my ****ing nerves on fire.
<0> plus i've been so busy working with all the stupid **** at work
<0> i haven't had time to work on my own projects and it's the last thing I want to do when I get home.
<0> instead i have to call people and tell them that their ****ing computer is infected
<0> hooray
<2> you sound like this whiney bitch who goes by 'bitrot'
<2> :]
<2> JUST KID
<0> MrStabby: i am that whiny bitch
<0> i'm a big bitch tho
<2> i know, i did a /whois before i typed that
<2> haha chown
<0> no small bitch
<0> not a tiny bitch
<2> you're taller than me by an inch
<0> ohhhh
<0> i'm fat tho
<2> at most
<0> cus i haven't worked out in forever
<2> oh, i'm not
<2> heh
<0> well hooray for you for not being lazy mr i get an hour to work out WHILE IM AT WORK
<2> haha yeah
<0> I really need to get back into my running habit
<0> I hate waking up early tho
<0> If I had a workout hour that would so own
<0> and paid for it
<7> yah working out in the morning really pays the dividends
<7> I'm into running , I ran all summer but this winter seems a bit tougher having to face the cold an all...yet its only that first five to ten minutes that seems tougher after that its smooth sailing all the way ..
<8> mornin
<7> good afternoon
<8> PDT
<2> **** working out in the morning. i'm talking more around 2pm
<2> and **** running. ger on the elliptical machine, so much better!
<8> yer, i couldn't handle that either.. not in the morning. I'll hit the gym after work
<7> I could handle it, if someone or group of men came to my door and took me by force with just enough time to get my runnig gear on
<7> as if we were in the army ..
<2> i used to run pt every morning with some 1st group guys at ft bragg
<2> that was at ~0530
<2> that really, REALLY ****ed
<7> MrStabby: use must have felt really good for those days though
<7> :)
<2> i'd fall out after a few miles and go home and sleep for another hour
<7> :)
<2> this preg_grep is pissing me off
<9> oh hi
<2> it makes no sense. it asks for an array. if i'm opening a file and going through it line by line already, to increment a line counter then how do i use preg_grep($string, $array)? is there a way to make $array the current line in the for loop?
<2> so if it matches, i just echo back the line-number counting variable
<2> and then have some other magic happen
<1> foreach ($lines as $line_number => $line_text ) {}
<1> preg_match may be what you want
<1> Or better yet, strpos or strstr
<8> pt is different than regular working out at the gym
<1> If you just want to know if the $x is in the string
<2> nastjuid: that depends on who is doing the PT
<2> if it is a DA team, that consists of weigt lifting and minimal cardio
<2> which is all done at a gym
<8> 0415 you're out of bed and lined up at the door ready to go
<8> hernandez was such a ****
<8> but i guess that's why we liked him so much
<1> I could handle weight lifting, but having to run more than 40 yards pisses me off
<8> haha
<9> this blackberry client is nifty.
<7> bilateral: all takes practice, you can be running kilometers in no time with good effort.
<1> Yeah, I used to run quite a bit when I played soccer.
<1> Then I started playing football, and got used to the whole "40 yards is the most you should have to run" idea
<10> does gentoo (or linux in general) have any security "audit" reporting tools? I'm not referring to scanning software like nessus/nmap/etc. Rather, something that looks at the installed packages and their versions, and compares it to a list of package versions and the possible vulnerabilities ***ociated with that version.
<4> arp: rkhunter is one
<4> there are other
<4> others
<11> arp: glsa-check, part of gentoolkit
<10> thanks
<4> chkrootkit another
<2> bilateral: i think i got it! brb
<4> tobbez: oh word, even more of what he asked for
<1> Cool, MrStabby.
<10> glsa-check is more of what I'm looking for. thanks.
<0> damn
<0> yet another portage update
<12> i forgot to set a root p***word during my install
<12> any way to set it
<1> Boot into the install CD
<1> chroot, and set it.
<12> just chroot /mnt/gentoo /bin/bash and then p***wd ?
<1> Yup
<0> you don't even need the /bin/bash
<0> but yeah
<2> yay it did work. thanks bilateral
<12> so question...
<1> NP
<12> this was in my virtual pc and everything worked like a charm
<12> i was going to make this a torrent to share on the internet
<12> as a minimal install
<12> but my vhd file is 3gb
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