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<0> woops
<1> oops.. tab doesn't work on random words
<0> zircu: i try to do that too
<2> zircu, thanks for the feed back
<3> ,,
<1> trell: np, i felt friendly today
<0> Starworts: issues?
<4> zircu: http://qcodo.com
<1> more like Stormbroken
<0> heh
<5> anyone know where the main .sql file for mysql is located?
<5> the default directory etc..
<1> Derca: eh?
<5> like, where do all the sql files go?
<1> Elazar: ah frameworks
<5> im newbie learning mysql but dont get the basics
<6> mysql doesn't store data as .sql files.
<5> so where does mysql store all its db?
<5> their has to be a main file that has everything inside t
<5> it
<7> i have a problem on my freeBsd 6.1 with PHP 5.1.2 (cli) (built: Mar 19 2006 07:04:16) my file work fine php -q file.php , and FreeBSD 6.0 with PHP 4.4.2 (cli) (built: Jan 23 2006 12:14:32) Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /home/psa/home/vhosts/jocurionline.eu/httpdocs/www/+_Server_+/fl_srv.php on line 10
<7> what is rong ?
<4> zircu: Yeah, looking into frameworks to try to refactor a rather piecemeal site.
<7> i must add on "PHP 4.4.2 (cli) " theat "}"
<1> Derca: i would suggest reading http://mysql.com/doc, then get a book, and if you still have problems join #mysql
<4> zircu: You have any particular suggestions to that end?
<8> anyone use cakephp?
<5> zircu, is it that hard to just tell me where the main file is?
<1> Elazar: never have ventured into the framework world
<1> Derca: your question make no sense that is why i suggested the things i did
<4> zircu: So what is your usual application development methodology?
<6> derca: there is none, there's stacks of files. but you don't need to know that - it's not like Access, you connect to the server instead of reading the file.
<5> say someone has mysql db on their site... where would the physical file that holds everything
<9> Derca: not A file, but many files, one per table
<9> iirc.
<5> ahh
<1> Elazar: my own, really depends on the situation, i just have a bunch of tools and a method to make things work
<5> you have any idea where those files would be? user/lib/mysql ?
<9> usually it's in /var/lib/mysql or something like that
<4> oxez: Actually, several files per table: .frm for structure, .MYI for indices, and .MYD for data, IIRC.
<9> Elazar: yes
<9> I just remembered the .frm
<4> zircu: I thought about rolling my own. Wasn't sure what would be more work, that or learning something else.
<5> thanks oxez
<5> :)
<5> much appreciated
<9> Derca: was that the right directory?
<5> yep
<5> i got access to a whole webserver but the phpmyadmin dir. has a .htp***wd file which i havnt been able to crack + i dont have perms. to delete it
<5> once im inside im gonna extract all its goodies
<6> why?
<5> til then im left with manually have to connect to the mysql with a shell
<5> so i can get a copy of all the cool stuff inside
<5> like emails
<5> so far i got about 30k emails, gonna spam them and hopfuly make a bit of $$$
<9> you spammer :[
<5> phisher
<5> but yah, thanks again for your help oxez
<7> any Romania php guru ?? care esti Roman
<6> **** you too.
<5> whats with the rudness, im being honest
<5> everyone has to make money somehow
<5> see, it works like this...
<1> Derca: the rudeness is because you want us to give you the answers to make you money, i guess
<5> find a good bank - hack a few db's in the banks state - build scam page - spam emails - write results onto a hico card - pop by the ATM and withdraw the cards limit
<5> i can teach you too zircu
<5> you can make 10k in just a few days
<5> no bull****
<10> I still don't understand why there is a mysqli() function. Doesn't PHP just send a string to MySQL and get the results back?
<9> Derca: I prefer to make my money by programming legit things
<5> thats good oxez, one day i will be legit til then im saving money to even afford to goto uni.
<10> Derca: What are you talking about?
<9> Alright :p
<10> Are you perhaps another scum of the Web?
<11> KimmoA: Are you talking about the mysqli cl***?
<6> derca's here for help with cracking
<5> not all of us came from families where they can afford to pay for a good uni etc...
<10> mattmcc: The PHP mysqli() function... :S
<10> I don't understand why the PHP function querying MySQL needs to "support" certain things in MySQL.
<5> see, heres how it works... you get a customers CC number + expiry date + pin number
<0> KimmoA: i ***ume its how it interfaces with it
<10> To me, it sounds as if it just sends a query string to MySQL and gets back an array of data.
<5> you write their number + exp on a blank card with a encoder
<1> Derca: please stop this discussion
<5> its like this ... 5111111111111111=YYMM1010000000000000 < the 51111 part being the CC number and the YYMM being Year and Month of expiry like 11 2006 would be 0611 and the 10100000 is the generic bank algo
<11> KimmoA: You mean the mysqli cl*** constructor?
<11> KimmoA: $m = new mysqli();
<1> Derca: this is common knowledge
<10> mattmcc: I mean the function and why it exists...
<5> so anyways you write this info on track2 of a blank hico plastic card (the same as real CC cards) and off you go to an ATM and withdraw whatever you can
<10> mysqli('SOME NICE QUERY');
<5> most cards have gay limits tho, like $500 -600, but you get lucky if you cash a credit union of something, sometimes cards have no limits
<1> pdo is better than mysqli :)
<9> so I have a gay limit of $500 :]
<5> oxes, ive had cards with no limits
<9> I know that if I get more, I'll spend more.
<0> Derca: i didn't realisze that cards could have a homo***uality limit...
<10> Derca: Or you do what the Bundys did and use your dog's credit card.
<11> KimmoA: Where are you seeing ths function?
<10> mattmcc: http://se2.php.net/mysqli
<5> that would be the simpsons?
<10> Um...
<5> so yah
<5> the trick is to find a good cashable bank
<10> Temp. brain blackout.
<5> and alot of emails from the banks location
<5> hacking sites to upload mailers is eas
<5> easy
<5> so is hacking sites to host pages is easy
<10> mattmcc: Of course, I meant mysqli_query().
<10> :$
<10> Or mysqli*(), if uou want.
<10> s/uou/you/
<0> Derca: please dont discuss hacking servers in ##php, its quite off topic
<11> And mildly improper.
<5> itrebal i know your finding this interesting
<5> you guys slave your *** off and you make **** all
<12> itrebal: how can i hax mackstann's gnaa host?
<0> Derca: however it is terribly off topic, improper, and in most places, illegal
<10> mattmcc: I think you know what I mean...
<0> whatah: :)
<10> mattmcc: ... or maybe you still don't?
<13> KimmoA: it's a completly differnt extension for mysql it dosen't work with older versions of mysql http://www.zend.com/php5/articles/php5-mysqli.php
<11> KimmoA: I don't think so, no. If I had to guess, you're questioning why mysqli provides two interfaces, an OO one and a functional one.
<10> Yes, but WHY doesn't it?
<11> Oh, that.
<10> I'm askin why MySQL wouldn't understand certain queries with mysql*() functions.
<11> It's simple, the client API changed.
<10> s/askin/asking/
<13> KimmoA: if you read that it will pretty much explain what you want to know.
<10> Hmm...
<14> zircu: it took me until just not to figure out in your sollution u had two spaces!!
<10> Why are people constantly over-complicating everything?
<11> Are they?
<10> I can't see any reason for switching to mysqli... :/
<11> The article seems to address it fairly well.
<11> Staying with the old mysql extension, _that_ would have been overly complicated.
<10> So you're saying that it would be wise to switch to mysqli?
<10> I don't like the name... :I
<11> Only if you're planning on switching to a newer version of mysql.
<10> What happens in the future? Will they make a mysqli2 too?
<15> KimmoA: switch to pgsql instead, if you don't like the name
<11> KimmoA: Well, y'see, when something changes, things that communicate with it have to change too. It's how improvement happens.
<11> KimmoA: Backwards compatibility only makes sense to a certain point, and after that point, it becomes a hinderance.
<10> Well... why not "upgrade" the current functions/extension?
<1> yeah i stopped supporting php3 recently ;)
<11> KimmoA: Because you can't do that and maintain backwards compatibility forever.
<11> That leads to bloat.
<6> i would much rather see a new extension than an upgrade of the old one that breaks compatibility
<10> Me no like bloat.
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