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<0> actually screw that, I'll just use a bunch of if{} lines lol
<1> EAH_Rainmaker: A series of if statements which, if a GET matches some string, include some page.
<0> yeah
<2> hullo
<0> and like if the get result wasn't a page
<0> it would go to a 404 page that was defined
<2> i've written a extension for mysqli which provides support for the old mysql extension and there is a "little" problem with and (yeah, weird) without it: the mysqli-extension just runs php into making _many_ connections, more than those which are really intended to run... is this a known issue? because searching the web i've found nothing appropriate :-/
<3> o_0
<3> ok... tries to digeest
<2> i've got about 4000 connections even if even less than the half are established on the php-side...
<2> these are connections which are running simultaneously X-/
<4> aszlig: whats the question? i wasn't here
<2> i'm running with zts, btw...
<2> 00:54 < aszlig> i've written a extension for mysqli which provides support for the old mysql extension and there is a "little" problem with and (yeah, weird)
<2> without it: the mysqli-extension just runs php into making _many_ connections, more than those which are really intended to run... is this a
<2> known issue? because searching the web i've found nothing appropriate :-/
<5> O_o;
<4> err... is your extension not closing it? or is php's extension ont
<2> i've checked if the fault is caused by using the threaded mysql client lib...
<2> nono, it currently just wraps the mysqli_close() functiont
<2> and on PHP_RSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION() it does also a mysqli_close() for the "default" connection (which was available in old mysql extension)
<6> ummmm
<4> Wizz_kidd1: oh yea?
<6> whats better Apache or Lighttpd
<2> but compiling without legacy mysqli it doesn't work, too...
<6> this is just for testing
<6> im building a new linux box
<2> so maybe i could write a pesky workaround, but that's not in my intention...
<7> hi to everyone
<8> Wizz_kidd1: install both and figure it out.
<2> hmmmm....
<6> itreba1: http://lanceit.com/temp/index.php remember this....... colors toned down easier on the eyes
<2> it seems that this is just happening on amd64 O_o
<2> argh...
<6> caffinated: I was just wondering
<2> i HATE this arch...
<8> Wizz_kidd1: wonder less, try more.
<6> caffinated: lol i will just go with lighttpd
<2> hm, any known issues with that?
<8> Wizz_kidd1: whatever
<4> Wizz_kidd1: try both, find the one you like best
<2> or does nobody use mysqli on amd64 with zts? ;-)
<6> will doooooooo
<2> oh, it seems to be the library...
<2> k, question solved...
<2> damnit, why do all problems are solved while asking? O_o
<4> aszlig: because you dont try enough until the question is out there, try more previous to asking
<2> hrm, maybe that's because i didn't sleep since monday :-D
<7> could anyone tell me what is wrong with this function
<7> http://nopaste.simosnap.com/627
<0> lol anyone know of a simple upload script
<0> yes lots of googling has gone into this ;)
<2> okay, but thanks anyway ;-)
<2> wish you a nice evening/morning/day/whatever ;-)
<7> the problem is in line 22
<2> c'ya
<7> no sorry, in line 21
<9> how can i connect to a database with a p***word
<7> if I decomment that line, it will tell me undefined cl***
<4> linux2: uhh... RTFM
<7> no idea ?
<10> GOLD PLATED HEADERS FOR SALE!
<4> Jymmm: YAY!
<10> $10
<11> Hi guys, i have a little question, how i can get the string that the user write en the url? all params and the script name in a whole string ?
<10> !+gv
<12> Global Variables - this will show you everything that php sees: <pre><?php print_r($GLOBALS); ?><hr size=5 noshade><?php var_dump($GLOBALS); ?></pre>
<13> andymaster, $_GET
<4> Jymmm: i only have 4.50 in my paypal account, havn't played with paypal much, but i can use a credit card, right?
<13> andymaster, <form method="GET" >
<10> itreba1: Yep
<11> fires: $_GET split the params in variables , i need the whole string
<9> itreba1: i did, im trying to make a page where you enter in your newdb name and then make it
<9> but its not working
<13> itreba1, it'll draw the remaining value from your cc when your balance isn't enough to cover something
<10> itreba1: **** it... just send me the $4.50
<13> andymaster, cat the elements of $_GET then
<4> Jymmm: lol, how many is it?
<10> 2
<9> http://pastebin.com/647050
<13> andymaster, or parse it from the url constant
<4> Jymmm: paypal address?
<10> itreba1 go look it up!
<4> i'm on a SLLOOWW windows computer ripping CDs...
<11> the URL constant? is a php constant?
<13> yep
<10> itreba1 then wait till your not
<10> itreba1 not like I'm gonna ship em out right noe
<10> now
<4> Jymmm: yea i know, but it'll be a while
<10> whatever
<11> fires: url is not in the php manual ?
<13> andymaster, $_SERVER[REQUEST_URI] i believe
<13> andymaster, http://us2.php.net/reserved.variables
<4> Jymmm: i cant find it :/
<10> itreba1 look it up in your acnt
<13> andymaster, try it, but i'm not /entirely/ sure that $_SERVER[REQUEST_URI] includes anything after the filename
<11> fires: ok, i try it
<4> Jymmm: was that correct?
<13> andymaster, It would be just about as fast to just cat all keys in $_GET, if that constant doesn't work
<11> fires: thanks, the $_SERVER[REQUEST_URI] work fine to me
<13> great :)
<4> Jymmm: was that email correct? i'm ready to press 'Send Funds'
<10> itreba1 /join #xyz
<10> I never got your PM
<14> hi all, can someone tell me what is the command for calling "kernerl, prompt" commands.... as if someone was typing that command on the terminal/command prompt
<15> you mean exec() ?
<14> yes
<14> that one
<14> thanks
<15> welcome
<14> question.. right now, my page calls a Java application i built.. this java application communicates with another server belonging to another company via XML... so it takes 3 seconds to get an answer back. (on average).. is there any way to tell php not to wait for what "exec" returns... ie. just call exec and move to next line of php code
<14> so that my page wouldn't hault
<16> Prescriptor, use a fork.
<16> http://us2.php.net/pcntl
<17> I want script1.php to include script2.php, but I don't want script2.php to be viewable on its own. How do I make script2.php tell if its being included?
<4> Stormx2: in script1.php define('INCLUDED', true); and then in script2.php if(!is_defined('INCLUDED')) {die();}
<17> Good idea.
<18> ....
<4> RhastaW: oh yea?
<18> WONG WINDO
<4> RhastaW: slightly irritable tonight?
<18> no seriously
<18> wrong window
<18> and it is saturday morning ;)
<4> yaya you and your crazy time zone thing... :)
<4> everyone knows that only my timezone is the right one
<13> yeah
<13> wait...what's yours?
<18> oh i secretly sync my watch to yours when nobody is looking
<4> doesn't matter
<13> sure it does
<13> because only my time zone is correct
<4> eastern standard
<13> yep that's the right one
<4> yes! we win
<4> i just imported about 2 gigs of music
<13> congratulations
<4> thats a lot of music
<4> gah
<4> the CD drive just quit on me :(
<19> if i have a database with 50k++ records that needs to be updated with and external source on and hourly basis what is the best way to do it?
<20> Silliman: sql? with an UPDATE table.column = 'newvalue' where table.column = 'condition' ?
<18> hourly basis, smells like cron
<19> lith, want to update the database with overloading the server
<19> Rhasta, its a webhotel
<19> so unless cron is built in php thats a no go :(
<18> i ***ume that is the web 2.0 term for '**** host'
<21> Hi, would the imagettftext() function also work with .otf (Open Type) font files?
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