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<0> Treval: You're not making any sense, is what aidan is trying to tell you.
<1> Right.
<2> Because he's high.
<1> I just want to modify the damn thing.
<1> And I don't smoke.
<2> Treval: why exactly do you want to do this?
<3> aidan: When I see you suggesting setting C:/ as the DocRoot, I'll interject. Whether you were suggesting in jest or not.
<1> Why? Do you see any efficiency in having to put your websites all in one directory?
<4> aidan: Really? That's what I was using. But it puts in a datetime type with all zeros.
<3> Treval: They don't all have to be in one directory.
<1> Well they don't work in any other...
<3> Treval: Use VirtualHosts to set the DocRoot on a per-site basis.
<4> TML: I was wondering if there was a php equivalent way of creating the same output as NOW() function in mysql. Of course one can always make it up using date() but ...
<1> How about I change the docroot of the current site?
<3> Treval: So one site can use C:/Websites/Site1 and another can use F:/
<4> aidan: I need to feed that into a DATETIME field in MySQL.
<2> Viflux: Unless you've read the conversation your interjections are pointless
<0> Narada: In order to format a PHP timestamp, you have to use date(). time() gives you the integer that represents "NOW()"
<3> Treval: You can do that but any file inside that docroot will be world-readable (unless you add directives to prevent it) via the web.
<1> Funny..
<2> Narada: then no, there's no preformatted NOW() in PHP. You'll have to use date(). I suggest using time() and TO_UNIXTIME in mysql though
<4> TML: Yeah.
<0> Narada: In other words, time() in PHP maps to something like "EXTRACT(UNIXTIME from NOW())" in MySQL
<0> But don't quote me on the mysql syntax
<1> Is there any reason http://localhost/file.php works then and http://localhost/website/file.php does not work?
<4> Woah.
<2> TML: haha, that was so oracle
<5> lol
<0> Treval: Yes, but the reasons are all "because you misconfigured something".
<3> Treval: Either the file doesn't exist or Apache is configured incorrectly.
<2> Treval: yes, "c:/website/file.php" is not a file?
<1> huh..
<6> SELECT UNIX_TIMESTAMP();
<1> Yes it is.
<2> Treval: Join #apache now, thank you
<3> Treval: Is there a folder called 'website' with a file named 'file.php' inside your documentRoot?
<1> Already did. ^^
<1> Yessss there is.
<4> aidan: Hmm good one.
<3> Treval: And did you restart Apache after making the changes?
<2> The suspense is killing me
<0> Viflux / Treval: Please mvoe this conversation to #apache
<7> can i put a gd resource into a session to be pulled out by a script?
<0> lra_: No
<7> mhh
<0> lra_: You cannot store resources in a session
<2> can you store them in $_APPLICATION?
<0> *blink*
<5> what's $_APPLICATION?
<7> ok, so i have an image that is made by a cl***, and i want to output it preferably with a <img src="...." /> - how can i do this?
<2> I don't know if it's in HEAD yet, I thought I saw it in the meeting notes
<5> Application scope??
<8> Hmm, is it possible to break out of array_walk() ?
<9> lra_: make a file that retrieves the image from the cl***, then reference it in the src.
<1> Viflux: yes I did.
<1> Right, fine.
<2> lra_: how about having your html page call your imagescript with all the params?
<0> There's been virtually zero conversation about $_APPLICATION, so my suspicion is that even if it gets added to 6, the answer will remain "No"
<7> aidan - because i'd rather keep that private info, and besides, it seems neater as a cl***
<7> Mithrandir| - how? if i can't put it in the session. that's what i'm trying to do
<0> lra_: You'll need a script that instances the cl***.
<3> There's also no mention of an $_APPLICATION in the meeting notes regarding PHP6
<2> lra_: okay, set the information needed by the image cl*** in a session, rather than the resource
<0> lra_: The instancing of the cl*** needs to create the resource.
<10> I'm curious to.. what's $_APPLICATION
<2> must have been an internals discussion
<7> tml - the script that instances the cl*** is say index.php
<0> aidan: I can only find it referenced very briefly on one thread
<7> this then shoves the map into a var which i want to use in an html template
<2> It was another superglobal proposed allowing persistant access to objects/memory/resources in an application scope
<2> I could however be making all this up ... as I can't find much about it on internals
<7> aidan - that's an idea, but it could be quite a bit of info, and for each user, that may be messy
<0> lra_: You'll need to either recreate the image on every page that needs access to it, or store it on disk and keep a pointer to where it is stored as part your session.
<7> ahh - i could save it to disk yeah.
<0> My gut feeling is that re-generating the image is probably faster.
<0> But I don't have much to go on.
<11> hi, how can i use images in the webroot when using the CLI version of php, i have a cronjob, but it aint uses png's : anyone ???
<7> TML - it'd be faster to regenerate?
<2> man, you know something is expensive when they don't list the price on the site, but make you contact them for "information about licensing"
<2> http://www.altium.com/Products/AltiumDesigner/
<0> lra_: As I said, it's a gut feeling, given that I have nearly 0 hard information on the details of your app.
<0> aidan: Maybe not
<11> Oke can i use <img src="this.png"> in a CLI script ?
<0> aidan: One company I worked for used to do that, and their software was only like $50
<7> well i'd be pulling out numbers from the db and writing these numbers over the image - percentages
<0> ovis: Sure. What do you expect it to do, though? Normally, a web browser is responsible for resolving that into a request for, and insert of, an image.
<2> TML: What a strange way to do it, what were the benefits?
<0> aidan: The argument I heard was that we knew who was looking at us.
<11> TML it wont render when called from the comand line
<0> ovis: Because your command line isn't a web browser.
<0> At least, I hope it's not.
<0> aidan: Of course, there's the counter argument, the one I happen to subscribe to, which is "No, it just means fewer people will look deeply enough to find out we're actually quite reasonably priced."
<0> aidan: *I* certainly stop looking when I run into that.
<2> yeh, I stopped looking
<0> aidan: Although, given the product you're looking at, I think it's safe to say the price is outside what you're wanting to pay. :)
<2> Yeh ... I get the feeling it would be similar to a CAD license, like 10k+ :(
<0> yeah
<0> Sounds like the right ballpark
<2> They had a free version available 6 years ago, called CircuitMaker
<2> I'm trying to track that down
<2> Looking on limewire, sigh, it lists 100 different files of size 502kb ... Yeh, I'm sure that's not a virus
<2> holy ****, it's on the wayback machine still
<2> http://web.archive.org/web/20031203042639/www.microcode.com/downloads/student.htm
<12> I'm using php 5.0.4 and am getting this error when trying to do some ldap authentication: Call to undefined function: ldap_start_tls()
<12> Anybody know how to fix this? Is there a special configure switch I need to enable tls?
<7> what's wrong with global var $varname ?
<7> inside a cl***?
<13> hey lra_
<13> lra_: i now have firefox working in IBLS (not released yet) :D
<7> hey ico2 :)
<7> good for you :)
<14> Anyone think there would be a possible collision with my defining a cl*** called Object myself?
<15> Etriaph: for security, I wouldn't even try.. If you already think it might become a problem, why wouldn't you choose a different name?
<15> just to be sure you know..
<14> Well, I want a base object and I don't want to call it BaseObject. :D
<14> I'm just anal is all.
<15> Etriaph: It's not in the reserved words list, but still, I'd recommend against it.
<14> Yeah.
<14> I hate that PHP reserved Iterator as an interface name. :D
<2> Etriaph: Objects should be self descriptive
<2> Object doesn't mean _anything_, it doesn't even hint at what it could be for
<14> aidan: A highly generic object that contains very few methods and is the base cl*** for everything else may as well be refered to as Object.
<15> ^^ < my point exactly.
<14> As it's my base definition for what all other objects should be.
<2> Etriaph: What do the methods do?
<16> i have a problem that i can't seem to find an answer for
<16> i have used define to define a constant
<14> Object naming, the setting of some default members that every cl*** should have.
<17> is there a function to strip a string for everything else but integers?
<14> It doesn't *do* anything besides contain data about the object.
<2> Etriaph: Every cl*** that does what?
<14> Well, any other cl***.
<16> it seems that once the execution of script finishes the define statys (i used get_defined_constants() ) and i can't change/remove it
<14> Like.. Apple
<18> babi: preg_replace('/[^0-9]+/','',$string);
<14> Apple will inherit Object
<16> any idea what i might be doing wrong ?
<2> Etriaph: That's poor application design, because it is pointless. If you are coding an application with a specific purpose - and that's the only reason you'd really need all objects to do something - then name your base object after that.
<16> am i muted ?
<15> danols: No, you're not.
<16> berry__ cool just wanted to make sure
<2> danols: what does "constant" infer to you?
<16> aidan that it dosen't change througout runtime
<2> danols: good call ... so why would you want to change / remove it?
<14> Meh, I disagree with that statement, but it's probably a good idea not to use it anyway, as the PHP developers *could* define it inline at some point.
<16> aidan well once the script is done shouldn't be unset ?
<19> can I store an array in $_SESSION?
<16> danols when i go buck and even remove the define() section that constant stays in the system
<14> danols: You don't need to unset it.
<15> eml: Yes.
<16> *buck = back
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