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<0> yeah i figured out what i did wrong
<0> Thanks
<1> DogWater: NP.
<2> anyone here using subversion?
<3> Elazar: yes I'm alwais using $string[$index]
<0> im pretty sure thats for arrays
<3> [] === {}
<4> rolemodel: Yes, big-time.
<3> { } for array's is going to be deprecated soon
<2> dj_segfault cool. did you get to setup the svnserve? cause thats where im having problems
<2> erik^ strange i havent used {} for arrays
<4> rolemodel: Yeah, but there isn't much to it. What's your problem?
<2> dj_segfault i know it doesnt seem much to it, but getting to the svnserve.conf file is being a pain.
<2> no folders matching the name conf pop up
<2> in this debian box
<1> There any web site(s) to see what's going on with PHP 6 besides that one meeting minutes document?
<2> http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.0/ch06s03.html#svn-ch-6-sect-3.1 --> authentication and authorization section thats where im at
<4> rolemodel: You should know that there is an #svn channel here with lots of people in it. I'm willing to help you if you want to PM me, but this isn't the place, if your problem has nothing to do with PHP.
<5> Elazar, its not final yet, Andi, Zeev, Rasmus et al are meeting this week (IIRC) to discuss things further
<6> Elazar: can you send me a link to that php 6 page you are talking about please?
<1> Davey: Well, yeah, I knew it wasn't final, all I'd found was features being considered for it.
<1> Narada: Google "php 6" and it's the first thing that comes up.
<6> k
<1> Narada: Apparently, Google has indexed a lot more PHP 6 stuff since last I looked.
<1> Narada: Used to be that I couldn't find squat for it.
<6> i see
<1> Ooh... the namespace path looks interesting. :)
<6> is "getDate" reserved in php? vim highlights it as a function
<6> ah crap it is as well
<6> oh well at least it is in a cl*** so not to conflict
<1> Not sure I like the idea of Unicode support being turned on by default, but it's not like it's hard to turn off.
<7> How to install 'mysqli' supprt to php5 in debian??
<8> bartos: #debian
<9> I have a PHP script that is calling a perl script on another server, in which runs an exec, which I thought would run the job as a background process and continue processing instructions in the PHP script (I want it to just go to a thanks page) .. instead it waits for the perl script to finish before executing my Header() function to the thanks page .. I tried calling the perl script with both fsockopen and a normal Header call, but both result in the del
<9> that was a mouthful
<10> BilldaCat: use non-blocking sockets for that.
<7> Johnny23|work , they are not interested ;)
<9> thanks bazzir, off to google :) first time i've done stuff like this .. appreciate it
<11> when you are uploading a file with <INPUT type=file>, is there any way to get the location of the file on the user's computer? I want to check some fields with php, and if there is an error, reprint the form with the correct values still filled in. However, I can't get the upload file to fill in, because I cant find a variable which hold the path on the user's computer
<1> BilldaCat: You said you're calling the Perl script via exec?
<10> Fang0: would be a huge security hole.
<11> However, I can't get the upload field to fill in*
<9> elazar: sorry, the perl script runs an exec in it to execute a makefile, not using php's exec.
<1> Fang0: After the file upload, you would have to move the file from where it's stored to another place. PHP deletes the file once the script finishes execution.
<1> BilldaCat: OK, let me rephrase the question: what are you using in PHP to have it call the Perl script?
<11> Elazar: I know that, I am talking about form validation before the form is processed.
<11> I want to reprint all the values of the form fields
<11> but I guess its not possible
<1> Fang0: $_POST ?
<1> Fang0: Oh, wait, I see what you're saying.
<9> elazar: i've tried both a Header("perl script") and a fsockopen
<1> Fang0: No, I don't believe there's a way to do what you're suggesting.
<9> reading the php manual, certainly sounds like the socket blocking bazzir mentioned
<1> Fang0: They would have to re-upload the file. You could just put that in a step that comes after the validation of the rest of the data.
<1> BilldaCat: What OS is your server running?
<11> yeah, I suppose so. Its a bit irritating nevertheless
<9> 2 different ones.. first one (php) is sun, second (perl) is freebsd
<1> BilldaCat: My experience has been with Linux, and I know there you can do this... exec("command &") ... and that will force the command to run as a different process and return control to the PHP script.
<1> BilldaCat: So if you had access to a utility like curl or wget, that might work, but I'm not sure if it will work on Sun machines or not.
<9> hmmm.. ok cool, i'll give that a whirl as well, thanks for the help
<1> BilldaCat: Sure. I just hope it works. :P It's worked for me in the past, but again, I've only dealt with Linux servers and I think it's a specific feature of the OS.
<12> Hi. I'm trying to install php-4.4.2 with apache 1.3.27. Apache installs, but php (whether DSO or static) give me error: checking lex output file root... ./configure: line 2540: lex: comma
<12> nd not found. configure: error: "cannot find output from lex; giving up." I've noticed that for 'flex" it gives 'lex', and no 'bison' is on system. How can I remedy this? Where could I get 'flex' or 'lex'?
<1> TuGGer: What OS?
<12> Elazar: Mandriva 2006
<1> TuGGer: Haven't dealt with that distro before. I ***ume it has some sort of package management utility like yum?
<13> mon dieu...
<13> is this channel appropriate for such questions?
<1> minus273: Not really, but I help where I can.
<12> Elazar: yes - rpm based. I've installed source before on Mandrake, but their rpms are set for php5 which I cannot use.
<1> minus273: Not like there's currently a great deal of conversation going on.
<13> While on some channels here, one prefers abusing bots :D
<12> minus273: I'm trying to get php 4.4.2 working. Isn't this the right forum?
<13> TuGGer: Yes, it is.
<1> TuGGer: Use your package manager to install lex or flex. The problem is that the OS apparently doesn't have access to either of these utilities to be able to run the script it needs to configure PHP for compilation.
<13> TuGGer: But the problem is, ##php would not be the right channel (nicht forum!) for how to install lex and yacc on Mandriva
<14> can anyone reccommend a forum system that allows picture uploads.....
<12> Elazar: their package installer doesn't include either. Can I get it source and build?
<13> junix|work: phpbb plus modules? :D
<14> really?
<14> i was told that its not very secure
<15> I am writing a shopping cart. I have a table in the database called "cart". In the table i have a field named "id". In the field I would like it to contain the session ID. How do i get the session ID?
<15> phpBB is the standard
<13> UncleMantis: rtfm
<15> minus273 i am trying
<12> Thanks anyway. I'll root around for it . . .
<15> something about a constant named SID
<15> but when i do echo $SID i get nothing. Is it $_SID?
<16> hello the Chan
<15> minus273 was helpful
<1> TuGGer: No clue. Something you'd have to ask in the channel for your distro or possibly #linux.
<17> ANY MENTION OF PHPBB IN HERE IS INSTANT BAN
<14> why?
<18> lym you're not an op are you?
<16> lol Jymmm
<15> krisp he can be in 2.3 seconds
<18> ah ha
<1> Jymmm: You a fan of Vanilla?
<15> oh great, now you have him locked and loaded
<17> ANY MENTION OF PHPBB IN HERE IS INSTANT BAN WITHOUT EXPLANATION OR REASON
<19> how do I print everything the $_POST ?
<19> is there like a print vars or something?
<17> Take it to #phpbb if you must
<1> heatxsink: var_dump() or print_r() depending on how much info you want.
<19> there ya go
<19> thanks
<15> Jymmm is not in the mood for any shinanagans i take it
<1> heatxsink: BTW, you can find probably find answers to related questions in the Variable functions section of the manual.
<19> cool, I just didn't know WHAT the exact function was
<19> i couldn't remember that
<17> UncleMantis Not when I have to file a report to CERT because of it.
<15> cert for what? mention of a child application?
<16> I have to 2 little questions for my very little script i'm doing, fist of all, a variable $namepac contain the name of file + its extention, how can i extract just the name ? (who could with dots too) Second question, my little script if a small form who generate a basic html pages with answers, how i can purpose the user to download automaticly with a kind of "save as" popup the file my script just generated ?
<17> UncleMantis us-cert.gov
<15> are you kidding me?
<15> mention about the formentioned application?
<17> UncleMantis does the @ in my nick look like I'm kidding?
<15> no
<17> =)
<15> i just didn't know this channel was monitored by the US goverment
<14> what is this vanilla, and how easy is it to setup?
<20> UncleMantis: it is?
<15> that is what i got out of what Jymmm just said
<1> junix: http://getvanilla.com
<17> UncleMantis: When you have over a 100 ppl infected due to an exploited application... you file a report
<1> junix: No clue, never actually used it myself. Just looks wicked cool. :)
<15> oh
<14> does vanilla support pcitures and waht not....?
<21> Jymmm: over 100 people were infected from ... that app?
<1> I must have missed something. BB infected 100 people?
<17> junix-other not the place to ask...
<15> so i guess '
<17> !+g8
<22> Guideline #8) SQL Q's: #sql, #mysql or #postgresql. Apache Q's: #apache. Linux Q's: Either #yourdistro, #linuxhelp or #linpeople. HTML/CSS/JavaScript Q's: #web. Just because some other channel is 'dead' does NOT mean you can ask here.
<17> !+g10
<22> Guideline #10) We don't support xyz script. We help you *write* PHP, not download and install/hack/use pre-written scripts
<1> junix: Thing that's an available extension, but I'm not sure.
<15> so i take it i should take it off my servers then
<21> man... I gotta google that
<17> schapht did I just say that?
<21> to be honest, all the ambiguity is confusing me. So I'm not sure just what you meant. But it seemed like that's what you meant.
<14> oh
<14> ok
<14> Jymmm: where can i ask?
<15> ok i am just going to shut my mouth now
<17> junix-other (Insert diety here) I'm not #411
<19> anyone in here ever work with the pay pal API before?
<14> ok
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