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<0> $abcd = "/center/music";
<0> web_path = "$abcd"
<0> but that set the path to $abcd instead of /center/music
<1> Travis, You don't need the quotes.
<0> k
<2> Touqen: pay attention.
<0> it still doesn't work though
<1> Don't "pay attention" me until you actually contribute.
<1> Travis, What "config file"?
<1> Like an ini file?
<0> its for a program called ampache
<0> its just config.php
<1> Oh kay
<3> Travis: so you're saying that var_dump($web_path) gives you "$abcd"?
<0> well ampache.cfg.php
<2> Touqen: there's nothing worse than contributing without clue, like you just did ;)
<1> et, How am a contributing with out a clue?
<0> CryWolf well when I goto the script in the browser it breaks because its using $abcd as the path
<1> There was no need to have quotes around the variable like he had.
<0> instead /center/music
<3> Travis: that didn't answer my question
<1> I was ambiguous yes but informed, I don't think so unless you can show me otherwise.
<1> uninformed rather.
<0> CryWolf ok then yes
<3> Travis: and there are no quotes of any type around $abcd when you do the ***ignment that doesn't work right?
<0> sure
<0> $abcd = "/center/music";
<0> web_path = $abcd
<0> is it because the config file isn't a php script?
<1> Travis, pastebin the config file.
<3> Travis: I know that's not the real script, because you're missing a $ from web_path
<4> Cripse, is there a full moon tonight?
<1> Pollita, It's always a full moon over ##php
<0> CryWolf its config file
<0> Touqen ok
<3> Travis: if it's a config file and not a php script, what makes you think a variable ***ignment will work?
<4> Travis: How is that config file being loaded?
<1> Pollita, He doesn't know.
<1> It's actually a 3rd party script thingy.
<4> He.... doesn't know??
<1> He didn't write it.
<5> and your supporting it?
<1> And from what I can tell is rather clueless about php also.
<1> [itrebal_sleep], I'm just being nice.
<5> meh
<3> being nice lets you gather more rope
<1> I'm still waiting for et to actually back up his claim that I'm contributing without clue.
<2> Touqen: from what he pasted, it was obvious that it's not php what parses the file, so you can't know if the quotes make a difference...
<0> http://pastebin.com/539643
<0> so if I added php tags would it work?
<1> et, It wasn't obvious.
<1> For all I know the missing $ could have been a typo.
<2> Touqen: a typo that gets pasted, including a tab char?
<3> Travis: yes, if you completely change the format of the config file, and alter how it's loaded.
<0> yeah I don't know very much about php
<1> et, Uh yes.
<0> I added php tags
<1> Travis, 1. This isn't php.
<0> ok
<1> 2. Adding php tags isn't going to do much.
<0> I get what your saying
<2> Touqen: additionally, what version of php would "but that set the path to $abcd instead of /center/music"?
<4> oh wow
<2> +"do that"
<4> ampache.cfg.php gets read in and manually parsed by another php script
<4> So...um...yeah, the answer is "no" you can't use variable substitution
<4> It's not a real script.
<1> et, None. Fine.
<0> k
<0> thanks for the help
<3> it's probably getting parsed by parse_ini_file()
<1> So I don't spend my time nit picking at minor details.
<4> CryWolf: No. I mean MANUALLY parsed
<4> like fopen()/fread()/etc...
<1> Do you want 40 acres and a mule with that too?
<4> fwiw, parse_ini_file() *does* provide for some variable substitution
<3> Pollita: shatter my illusions, then. I was hoping they did something at least somewhat intelligently.
<1> et, Either way what gives you the right to criticize what I say?
<1> You still haven't actively contributed to the problem at hand...
<1> All you did was harr*** me.
<2> i didn't know what he was talking about, so i kept my mouth shut so i don't cause additional damage
<1> If you think you attempting to "get me back" for whatever I may have said to other people about paying attention because you feel it necessary to be some kind of public avenger, I only find it necessary to tell people to pay attention or to stfu when they clearly don't have _any_ grasp on the actual problem at hand. IE: When someone says "I want to do A" and someone respond with "You should do X Y and Z" when the actual answer is somewher
<1> Or even if the answer isn't even clearly defined, providing answers that aren't actually helpful to discovering what it is the person seeking the question is trying to actually explain.
<4> Yeah.... definately a full moon
<1> So, if you feel better about yourself for your "good deed" of the day, great. Whatever gets you through the day. I will not stop being who I am or doing what I do until I am either told to stop or asked to leave.
<4> et makes the tenth nutjob today
<1> Okay. I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought so.
<2> Touqen: i wouldn't have made a big deal of it if you hadn't insisted that i explain why i told you to pay attention...
<1> You brought it up and didn't think that I wasn't going to demand clarification?
<4> Okay and you explained and proved that you're a mile off your rocker, can we stop now?
<2> Touqen: i thought you'd realize that your answer didn't have anything to do with his problem. and now i'll stop.
<1> et, Why didn't you just say "Touqen: You're an idiot, it's clearly not a PHP file"?
<1> As opposed to making me drag it out of you?
<1> I can't do it.
<4> *nudge*
<4> COMMON
<1> You are more than welcome.
<4> bleh
<1> And now I'm going to sleep.
<1> I've had enough excitement for one day.
<4> noite
<1> night!
<6> I have a few questions reguarding POST HTTP file upload and PHP $_FILE. I've read the docs and I just want to make sure I'm not mistaken. When my PHP script is run, $_FILES['userfile']['tmp_name'] gives me the path of the temporay file and I can operate on that file for the PHP script lifetime. Correct?
<2> ppl: yes... with 'userfile' being the name of the file input element
<6> ok. then i can run some test to validate the file content before calling move_uploaded_file().
<4> There's an exception to that.
<6> Pollita: Which is?
<4> If your host has safe_mode turned on, you NEED to use move_upload_file() first as it's a special function that byp***es open basedir/safe mode restrictions
<6> is there a way to test for safe_mode in the php script?
<4> if (ini_get('safe_mode')) ...
<6> ok, ill just do a if (ini_get('safe_mode')) die("Safe mode is on"); to avoid problems
<4> heh
<6> Well.. at least it will warn me if I hit a server with safe mode :)
<6> Pollita: Is it on by default? heh
<4> no
<4> It's got to be turned on
<4> Primarily it's ISPs that enable it on their shared hosting servers
<6> I'll test on sf.net. its probably there my script is going to be hosted.
<7> :o
<7> i am not tired thats so weird
<4> Alright.... REAL science on Brainiac tonight
<4> "What's the fastest way to get the most drunk?"
<8> beer bong
<9> phew
<9> at least we're not the only country doomed with that crap
<8> injections
<7> putting a tube inside your stomach and pumping vodka
<8> when i wanna get wasted quick, i just go to the bar and order shots of tequila
<8> wash it down with beer
<8> then get some rum and cokes
<7> what about what's the quickest way of making Mr John Title fart?
<8> i'd rather not try that one thanks
<8> i'll keep working on self intoxication tho
<7> :D
<10> hey wykis_ could it be you are i-am at wykis dot com ?
<11> bah, car shopping ****s
<10> terrific
<12> Hey, I'm looking for a web server for windows that supports both php and mysql... and smaller and easyer to configure than Apache... any suggestions?
<13> lighttpd
<11> Cicciux: uhm, for PHP, Apache is probably your best bet, unless you want to do IIS
<11> but I understand thats a bear to setup
<12> is there an easy-install suite???
<12> noooo IIS no!!!
<12> I'd stick with apache...
<11> there are WAMP installers, but really, its *not hard*
<2> to configure apache is not hard once you realize that you can leave most of the configuration alone
<11> LoadModule php5_module "C:\php5\php5apache.dll" where all the others are, then AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
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