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<0> *buck = back
<1> berry__, sweet
<2> danols: when the script is done, it will be unset
<3> $_SESSION['array'] = array ( 1, 2, 3 );
<0> aidan: that's what i thought but it dosen't ?
<4> I would imagine PHP would become angry if you tried to unset a constant.
<1> berry__, yep
<1> ***oc array for me tho
<2> danols: how do you know?
<0> aidan get_defined_constants()
<3> danols: when?
<0> whine my define() is commented out
<2> danols: then the script hasn't ended
<0> while
<0> aidan this is a new run of the script with the define being commeted out
<2> danols: if you're putting get_defined_constants() at the end, the script hasn't ended, has it?
<2> danols: oh
<0> aidan yeah see ?
<4> eml: Define your array and do $_SESSION["MyArray"] = $myArray;
<2> danols: ... then it's unset and you're looking at a cached page
<1> Etriaph, yeah I'm doing that =)
<1> making an examination script for me and my cl*** mates
<0> aidan i'm thinking it's cached or something
<4> If that doesn't work, I dunno. :D
<0> aidan how would i flush the cache ?
<4> Hold down 'Shift' and press reload.
<4> That'll avoid your local browsers cache.
<2> danols: press ctrl-f5 in firefox
<0> Etriaph no; than this is not the issue
<4> Is it being defined in a file you're including or requiring?
<4> aidan: Would Zend Cache cache constants?
<2> it caches the whole script, including the constants, until the script is changed
<0> Etriaph good point, i have the defined in a cl*** file, and i include it in another test.php file
<4> Ah visa vis JSP
<4> Recompile when modified date > cache date I suppose?
<5> Hi, just a quick question - does PHP5.1 support windows 98? I found a section concerning installation under windows but it looks like it is about php4.x
<2> once he uploads the script, which has the constant commented, it's gone
<0> Etriaph ok i'll upload both files again that should change date
<2> I suspect that's not the issue, and the issue is danols doesn't really know what is going on
<2> adamg: probably, try it and see
<4> aidan: Most likely true.
<6> hey guys, i have a question: i want to execute a bash script i wrote, but he doesn't execute. I use shell_exec
<2> adamg: why are you still running 98?
<0> aidan well i doubt that, however that's why i'm here cause right ?
<4> Aap: exec("myscript.sh", $output);
<4> $output will be all of the output from the script.
<6> yes but it's just a copy script, it doesn't output anything
<4> Or even better, exec("script.sh", $output, $retVal); if (!$retVal) { print_r( $output ); }
<4> Aap: exec() will give you the return status though..
<6> ok i'll check
<4> if the script fails to execute, you'd want to know.
<4> But if you're just copying files, use the PHP functions for it.
<6> no output
<4> http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.filesystem.php
<4> But did it work?
<6> nope
<4> Do you have the path set correctly?
<4> exec("/path/to/script.sh", $output, $retVal);
<4> And does the script require arguments?
<6> it's in my other php files' directory
<6> nope
<0> aidan , Etriaph http://www.estatemaps.info/admin/ look at the show_source result and look that even though it's unset i can still print the damn constant
<0> *unset = commeted out
<4> If that's not working then I would say either the script isn't executable (ie. it's mode is incorrect for you) or your PHP installation is messed up.
<6> damn
<0> constant in question is MLS_GET
<0> now tell me that's not wierd ?
<6> i have to find it
<4> Do me a favour and: echo MLS_GET;
<4> Aap: Why not just copy the files with PHP's copy() ?
<0> yep it's the first line
<0> i echo it from _SearchMLS
<2> print_r("MLS_GET is: " . MLS_GET);
<6> well, the files are in /etc, i don't want to take a risk
<0> Etriaph well i print_r it but that shouln't make a difference
<4> It shouldn't have a value at all.
<2> danols: if I run that code, I don't see any MLS_GET
<0> Etriaph I know i got puzzled last night and just gave up
<4> Lemme try..
<0> aidan exactly i'm thinking one of my prior exec. didn't finish or something but that's from last night
<6> brb
<2> danols: the constant is allocated new memory every request, that isn't the issue. You must be defining it somewhere else
<0> i'll check my test.php
<0> IT IS
<0> damn it
<0> *slap on forehead*
<0> i had left over code in my index file
<2> which is what we both said at the very start
<3> :)
<0> aidan that's correct; i forgat however i had that code there
<0> thank you guys
<4> Yeah, it has no value.
<4> For me.
<4> Oh, it was in an include?
<0> Etriaph yeah figured out that i had left over code in my index
<4> Ah, test test test.
<7> what is the quickest way to check if i have write access to a folder ?
<4> I wish I could type cast in PHP.
<8> http://www.php.net/is_writable
<9> you can
<7> thx Dragnslcr
<4> Well, I wish I could type cast to my own objects.
<9> I mean, it's totally pointless and useless and serves no purpose at all
<9> oh
<0> thanks again guys
<9> nvm then
<4> Like (User)$user = Session::get(S_USER);
<6> Dragslcr is it safe to use the copy function in PHP to copy from /etc ???
<4> There's something about __autoload() that makes me feel like it's a hack.
<10> Hello PHP people. Ereg question. Does it only match one instance in a string, or is my regexp ****ed?
<11> what the hell is __autoload :P
<4> Aap: If the user the webserver is running as cannot read that part of the file system it doesn't matter if it's safe.
<9> it's like an automatic include iirc
<7> Dragnslcr, that only checks if a file is writeable, i want to check the full dir
<6> true
<12> choongii: Not accurate :)
<9> yo aapke
<6> yoyo
<8> "The filename argument may be a directory name allowing you to check if a directory is writeable."
<9> kuja, damn
<7> thanks
<11> omg! __autoload is weehee!
<9> and here I thought I was sounding smart
<4> Ciantic: It's a callback function for unserialize.
<12> __autoload() is invoked when a cl*** is trying to be instanciated without existing.
<13> Ciantic: __autoload lets you intercept whenever new Cl***() is called, and the __autoload function is called with the cl***name, which enables you to include files etc..
<8> lost_and_unfound- did you even bother reading the manual page?
<11> Etriaph, not really, it includes the same named cl***
<12> Ciantic: It doesn't "include"
<4> It does whatever you want it to. :D
<6> Dragnslcr : so i made a script for it in bash, but it doesn't execute it with PHP (it executes in shell)
<4> function __autoload($cl***Name) { echo $cl***Name; }
<11> kuja, anyhow, its callback mostly
<4> That could be your __autoload()
<12> Ciantic: Yes, its logical purpose is to include files that contain a given cl***.
<12> Though it is not a preset.
<11> I must try this
<11> I have bunch of cl***es i include on every page load, they take like forever to process
<12> Heh
<4> I had a problem last week with session_start(); and an object I had stored in the session.
<11> and this solves it all1
<4> I had to define __autoload() because PHP unserializes the data in the session on session_start(), not on the request of that data.
<12> Of course, backwards compatibility goes out the window if you decide to use any of this PHP5-specific stuff :)
<11> *grr* who cares about PHP4 ;)
<10> Ew, php4!
<12> Ciantic: Millions of websites still powered by it? :P
<10> So is mine, alas, doom.
<6> maybe i have to install something?
<6> and Etriaph, i retVal , returns 127
<10> Right, I pastebin the problem I'm having with ereg. I'm not sure whether it's my regular expression, or how I'm using the function. http://pastebin.com/637604
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