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<0> ****.
<1> grr
<2> itrebal: eh?
<1> i hate random DNS errors
<0> Okay, thanks.
<2> itrebal: How are you, haven't seen you in ages.
<0> I should be able to fix that. :)
<2> Jude: Probably. :)
<1> [RainMkr]: i've been well, i had to overhaul my server... got filled with crap i wasn't using anymore, and took the chance to redo all my repositories and such... how about yourself?
<2> itrebal: It's soccer season, so I'm running like a mad man.
<1> [RainMkr]: thats neat, i used to play soccer... wasn't so great at it, but it was fun :)
<2> Both sons play, I help coach the younger ones team, and I'm referee.
<1> [RainMkr]: thats nice of you, hehe, my father did the same!
<3> in php, if i have a resultset, is it possible to apply some form of delete to the result set that will be carried through to the actual entity ?
<0> Argh, death, doom. mail() is different in FreeBSD. Noo.
<1> Jude: really?
<0> itrebal: Eh, well, either it's that, or my code is completely ****ed up in a way that only the windows sendmail wrapper can understand.
<0> Instead of sending as HTML, it's sending as plaintext.
<1> lol
<0> Time to go kick it multiple times with a cactus.
<2> jude: there are some headers you need to include with the mail() call to get the HTML formatting to appear in the client properly.
<0> [RainMkr]: Yeah. I was probably lazy and didn't include them.
<0> content-type HTML?
<1> http://www.n2blue.com/images/photo-under/Reed/reed-013.jpg thats pretty
<0> That is nice.
<1> i have a script to randomly search google and display an image... it came up
<0> [RainMkr]: Hm. I seem to've done that.
<0> itrebal: Nice.
<1> gah! i hate random DNS errors!
<0> DNS is evil, demonic! Doom!
<1> i agree
<2> Jude: $header .= "Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1";
<2> Sorry for the deal, work tends to get in the way of play. :)
<0> Hm.
<0> I have that.
<2> Jude: Can you pastebin the raw message you received?
<0> I didn't get an error message :(
<0> I just got the email in plaintext.
<2> Jude: right, I want to see that message, headers and all.
<0> Hm. Lemme get a copy.
<2> Oh wait, try making that the first line of the body with a \n\n after it.
<2> the MTA doesn't care about that... the *MTU* does
<0> $headers = "MIME-Version 1.0\r\n";
<0> $headers .= "Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\r\n";
<2> Jude: no \r's
<0> Okay :)
<0> [RainMkr]: By the look of it, the headers have been sent as the actual content of the email, instead of as headers.
<2> Jude: Humm....
<0> Yes. Doom.
<0> I can pastebin it if you want.
<2> sure
<0> [RainMkr]: Lemme try \n\n instead, :)
<0> Then I'll pastebin if there's no luck.
<2> Jude: ok.
<0> Yay, it was double linespaced this time!
<0> -.-
<0> Hm.
<0> That highlighted weird.
<0> [RainMkr]: It appended the headers as the body of the message.
<0> But I think I figured it out.
<0> $headers = "MIME-Version 1.0\n\n"; -> $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0\n\n";.
<4> What's a decent, free PHP ide?
<2> vim
<5> cat
<6> heh. hehehe.
<4> for win32 or linux?
<6> weaverslave?
<6> cat && echo Jymmm :)
<2> LoL
<6> and don't forget php -l :)
<5> Davey you got it!
<6> Hey [RainMkr] ! :)
<2> Howdy Davey!
<6> add in xdebug and telnet and you're there :D
<6> but that's for advanced debugging and profiling ;)
<2> You forgot to turn that all though CacheGrind
<2> s/though/through/
<6> so, I just read some legal document. ew. But I found out the Sears contract for our kitchen is not legal, which means we can cancel. Yay.
<2> Davey: eh?
<6> there are 4 required provisions missing, and one they are not allowed, included.
<6> aswell as the fact that 1 of their business practices is illegal. :)
<6> (they can only ask for 1/3 down payment, but if its over $15K, they ask for half)
<2> Davey: the can only ask for or *require*?
<1> lol, i require you to do 1/3rd down payment, but the job will get done a LOT faster if you do 1/2 :)
<6> [RainMkr]: they are required to put certain things on the contract, which they neglected to do
<2> Davey: as I recall then can *ask* for as much as they want. However they can only require 1/3
<6> it is required that the contract "includes the amount of any down payment which cannot exceed one third (1/3) of the total contract price."
<2> Davey: suggestion, before you take on Sears, spend 39.95 for one of the pre-paid legal services and run your ideas by them first.
<6> little late for that, but perhaps we can get our $3.5K back
<5> Sears: 100+ years, Davey: 20+ years
<6> Jymmm: we don't need to go to Sears to get the money back
<6> the "Home Improvement Contractors Board" who are the legal body who enforces these laws have a compensation fund
<5> Davey WHY are you backing out?
<6> Jymmm: because it's been a month and we're still waiting on the proper measure guy to come and measure so he can make the final blueprints
<2> Jymmm: Sears said you where coming to do the install.
<6> thats the first stage of the job proper (beyond the sale)
<0> [RainMkr]: Woot! fixing the : problem actually made the Mime-Version a header...
<2> Jude: Great.
<5> [RainMkr]: Maybe for $150,000
<5> [RainMkr]: Besides.... aren't you on the no-fly list yet?
<1> Davey: wuddya getting done?
<5> [RainMkr] If not, I'll be sure you get you added tomorrow.
<2> Dude, I'm on the *uber-fly* list.
<6> itrebal: entire kitchen remodel
<1> Davey: ah, good stuff
<1> 3+
<1> uhh.. whered that come from?
<1> damn malfuctioning keyboard
<0> 3+ against trolls?
<2> dr1: I prefer women, but to each their own...
<7> maybe they were woman, some people are into that. ;0
<4> What's a decent, free PHP ide for win32 or linux?
<8> Colloid: I use Notepad++ on Windows at work and Bluefish on Fedora at home. :)
<9> Colloid: Spend $40 on Komodo, you'll be happy.
<10> I use gedit and do alright, but I could use something better maybe
<10> thought I have got used to it
<10> Maybe some editor that let you see what's going on in real time? variable values and stuff?
<9> Komodo
<10> is there something like that, opensource?
<9> why does it have to be open source
<11> hey guys... is it possible to build a PHP localhost with MYSQL on Windows XP Pro? (Don't shoot me caus i said "windows" please)
<12> Colloid: it's not exactly a IDE for KDE... But I'm happy to work with PHP using Kate
<10> because it does have to be :)
<9> danf_1979: Stupid reason, but ok.
<10> I only code propietary software
<10> I dont use any
<12> StaZ[home]: yes, you can. But I wanna shot you anyway
<9> danf_1979: Why?
<0> StaZ[home]: Yes.
<11> henriquev oh that's great... is it a plugin to IIS or i shall install apache?
<10> Dont know Viflux, I guess there is no real answer for that. It's just the way it is
<9> StaZ[home]: Either, take your pick.
<12> StaZ[home]: I think there is this thing to IIS. But could you tell me your address because I'm going to send you a bomb, please?
<11> henriquev lol :) hey... it's not like i asked how to make Linux run ASP :P
<12> StaZ[home]: I encourage you to install Apache once some people told me that IIS doesn't work fine with PHP (or the opposite) :P
<12> StaZ[home]: and I encourage you to install Linux anyway :P
<11> thank you very much that convinces me
<12> lol :)
<0> I have Linux and Windows :D
<0> My graphics card is evil and unsupported by Xorg. :(
<11> Jude at the same time?
<10> Linux+PHP+Python+MySQL
<10> great combination
<9> I'm Windows only :(
<0> StaZ[home]: Yes. On different computers, however.
<1> i like pgsql better, but wuddever your preference
<11> ah
<11> there, i got only one box
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