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<0> tml, not to be a bitch, but i'm sure if you surveyed most webhosts on the internet they don't do that, so generally not =D
<1> "Generally" need doesn't describe it very well. You need or you don't need.
<1> In this case, you don't need. Most people "want," however.
<0> sigh semantic discussion
<2> mail isnt working on my box, im trying: mail("my@email.com","test","test","From: user@some.com");
<1> cisse: don't say I started it :P
<2> and i keep getting this error: "Recipient names must be specified"
<0> hehe
<1> command_: where do you see that error? And what does mail() return?
<2> when i run it from the commandline, # php mail.php
<2> when i run it in a browser it doesnt show anything, but let me grab what it returns
<2> it doesnt return anything
<2> so false basically
<3> so it's a 'false'?
<3> hum
<4> cisse: It's not a question of whether the "web host" supports it, as most people don't register the domain via the webhost, but via a registrar, and almost all registrars have a web-based tool that would allow you to do it.
<4> command_: Are you sure it's false?
<4> command_: Check $? after running "php mail.php"
<2> no its not false
<2> i tried: if ($tmp === false) echo "false";
<3> command_: var_dump(0
<3> er... ()
<2> sec
<2> bool(false)
<3> linux or windows?
<2> unix
<2> bsd
<3> odd
<2> yeah whats funny is
<1> command_, var_dump(ini_get("sendmail_path"));
<2> httpd-error.log:/usr/sbin/sendmail: not found
<2> but it does exist
<1> Can your apache user access it?
<1> Dump your sendmail_path and play around with that.
<2> owner is root and group is wheel
<1> Permissions?
<2> -r-xr-xr-x 1 root wheel 603841 Feb 25 15:26 /usr/sbin/sendmail
<1> Can you use it on the command-line as a non-root user?
<2> nope
<2> hm
<2> Program mode requires special privileges, e.g., root or TrustedUser.
<2> what should i change the mode to
<3> command_: just run $/usr/sbin/sendmail
<4> command_: What *is* /usr/sbin/sendmail?
<2> i tried
<2> can i paste
<2> it's 3 lines
<1> What is the paste limit? 2 lines?
<1> command_, use www.pastebin.co
<1> m
<2> k
<5> hey all, I want to make sure that there are no lines which are consecutively carriage returns, any suggestions how I'd go about it?
<0> is each line an entry in an array ?
<5> yes
<2> http://pastebin.com/579279
<0> regress: look through it and compare $i to $i + 1
<5> I thought I might have to do that.
<5> k, I'll work up a hack then
<0> not a hack ?
<5> eh....my whole script is a hack
<0> lol
<5> but it works so far, so I'm fine with it
<3> hack of what?
<2> Julian|Work: did you get it
<1> command_, it looks like you know what to fix now, heh.
<1> I'm no sendmail expert, but that error looks self-explanatory.
<1> Google away.
<4> command_: When you run it from the command line, does it put anything in the mail log(s)?
<1> TML, it prints this: <2> http://pastebin.com/579279
<4> I saw it
<4> That wasn't my question, though.
<4> My question is whether that gets *LOGGED*
<4> If so, you can check the maillogs after PHP tries to exec mail() and see if you're getting the same thing
<4> Otherwise, it's difficult to prove that just because your CLI gets the error, Apache does as well
<2> Mar 1 23:08:49 box1 sendmail[23288]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(admin): can not chdir(/var/spool/clientmqueue/): Permission denied
<2> is in maillog
<3> *drum roll*
<2> yeah but i dont know what mode to set that dir to now
<5> cisse: something like if (strpos($text[i], "\r") !== false) { if (strpos($text[i+1], "\r") !== false) { continue; } } ?
<5> I'm pretty sure the carriage returns on this file are windows-style, so should be \r\n, but the script never finds any...
<4> regress: Are you sure the \r's are still in the string?
<4> regress: If you used something like file(), the \r's are not preserved
<5> heh
<5> ok
<5> good to know
<5> ok, I see, it says "with the newline attached"
<5> I guess I ***umed that it meant "with the CR and newline attached"
<6> i need the PHP DOM equivalent of omit-xml-declaration="yes" - anyone know what it would be?
<7> See the options for saveXML.
<6> thanks mattmcc , i hadn't seen them in the docs yet
<6> aha! the statement that " Additional Options. Currently only LIBXML_NOEMPTYTAG is supported. " had stopped me.
<6> Warning: DOMDocument::saveXML() expects at most 1 parameter, 2 given in -
<6> any clue on that mattmcc?
<8> Greetings
<9> Are there any OOP design tools (for drawing out cl***es and interfaces)
<10> Morning
<8> I've got a question. If I'm querying an SQL database and there are no records... how can I find that out in PHP?
<1> Let's say I unset a few elements of an array, and I'd like the numeric keys re-indexed as (0,1,2,3...); cheapest way to do this?
<9> FenixRF: what library are you using.
<9> Julian|Work: sort?
<8> library?
<6> FenixRF, well, it should be easy to find that count(*)=0
<1> I don't want to sort the values.
<1> I want to re-index the elements.
<1> And that's it.
<9> Julian|Work: afaik theres no automated way to achieve that
<8> brick, as in count($row) ?
<11> I asked this earlier, and then lost connection for a while...so here goes again(sorry): If I like the global scope of Constants, and the ability of variables to be embedded in double quoted strings, and heredocs, is there any accepted compromise? such as using $GLOBALS or something? Or...is there a way to embed constants in strings without concatenation?
<6> FenixRF, sorry, i don't know the PHP API well, what i wrote was SQL
<12> evening all, does anyone know how to combine strpos with a RegEx? im trying to phrase a XML file looking for all the <tag> lines, problem is i need to look for <tag href="<<some random link>>"> instead. Does anyone know who to do it?
<7> Oy, regex parsing of XML is never pretty.
<12> mattmcc i know, but my code used to work until the style of the XML file changed. It used to just be <tag> so it was easy.
<12> is there a way to do it now then without using RegEx? i had guessed they were my only option
<13> sax for the win
<13> Chase, php has built-in xml parsing ability...
<12> Touqen i know ive just never got them to work before the strpos option was what i ended up with when i originally wrote the code
<11> and if you need regex, look into matching <tag[^>]*>(.*)</tag>
<14> regexes aren't sufficient for properly parsing something as complex as HTML
<12> AaronCampbell thanks, i honistly hadnt thought of using the RexEx to get the tag content
<14> Chase: I'd advise to continue not thinking of using them :-)
<12> deltab i really should look into the XML functions of php then shouldn't i?
<12> do you know of any good places for a 'beginners guide' as it were? I've already looked into them once and couldn't work out how to use it
<12> i ended up with about 30 lines of code to do what i did with just one line of strpos
<15> Chase: The manual
<12> Jymmm ye ive tried there before :-)
<15> Chase then try again
<15> Chase then try again till you get it right.
<12> :-)
<15> what do you mena find?! You should already know where it is.
<16> DUMB*** -----> Chase <----- DUMB***
<12> thanks Jymmm
<17> if I have a variable that is a memeber of an object, is there a way to get a reference to that object?
<17> using the variable I mean
<7> Well, generally in order to access the variable, you have a reference to the object already.
<18> hi, is there a way of enabling all debug by code, without changing the php.-ini?
<17> yes, but say that the variable is an object that I'm instantiating from a function within that object, I'd like to be able to get the reference into it without having to p*** "$this" to the constructor. also, If I have a reference to a public member of an object, I wouldn't neccesarily have a reference to the object
<14> Armorfist: error_reporting(E_ALL); if that's what you mean
<18> lemme try
<17> mattmcc: do you understant the difference?
<19> Armorfist: and additionally maybe ini_set('display_errors', 1);
<18> i just want to do the error reporting for one page
<7> mrgenixus: You'll need to explicitly establish that reference. An object doesn't have any intrinsic way of knowing that it's being contained by another object.
<17> ok
<20> is there a possibilitiy to write colored text into a file with php like in bash with --> echo -e "\E[31m[PROBLEM]"
<15> mattmcc: Have you ever put any thoguht into google's (gmail) 'labels' fur use in static content?
<7> Howso?
<14> coca__: yes, except in php you may have to use \x1b in place of \E
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