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<0> sonasks: no. nothing here is magic. the coder created the arya, and echo'd it in such a way that your browser refuses to wrap it
<1> ok, thanks for the help
<2> database > files 99% of the time
<3> thanks
<4> evening all
<4> I have an interesting question!
<5> I have one too, but I'll let you go first.
<4> I need to turn off Strict Standards on a specific file (DB.php from PEAR). is there any way to do this?
<5> #pear
<3> thanx, i'll use a database then
<4> this is not a PEAR specific question
<6> is it $PHPSELF or $PHP_SELF
<7> swarmz: Um. You can change the error level before & after requiring the file, certainly. But that won't affect the error level when the code in that file is actually being used.
<6> ?
<5> 'mkay. then error_reporintg (e_ALL);
<5> *reporting
<6> for use in forms for example
<6> underscore? no underscore?
<7> r0xoR: $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']
<6> mattmcc, aight, isn't there a shorthand one? i'm pretty sure that reg-globals is turned on
<7> Don't trust register_globals.
<6> aight
<0> r0xoR: i woulnd't count in reg globals
<4> Stormchaser: that won't work for errors that are evaluated at the compile time
<6> k
<8> hey, i was just trying out this code in a book im reading, but php is giving me an error....the code is $hDB = pg_connect("pgsql stuff..."); (\n) or die("text"); ...it gives me an error on or die
<6> yeh, good idea i suppose
<0> r0xoR: it's very likely to be removed in a future php version
<5> swarmz: *blink*
<5> !+error reporting
<9> Error reporting: Add <?php error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set('display_errors', 'on'); ?> to the top of your PHP script to display all errors, or set the display_errors to 'on' in your php.ini and error_reporting to E_ALL in your php.ini
<0> swarmz: then you are screwed.
<0> fix pear
<10> Hey
<0> bucky5: the hell is "; (\n)"
<10> if I get a "Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in" from my script a various lines, can I be sure that it is a server issue?
<11> if i have a date say 4/11/06 how to i turn it into the ticks number
<5> ||cw: ninja on a stick.
<0> tst_: no, it's probably a code issue
<8> that was just to indicate that the or die part was on the next line..its not actually in the code
<7> tst_: No, it could be an infinite loop.
<4> tst_: it's an issue of your script taking to long to complete
<11> how do i turn 4/11/06 into time()
<7> phos: http://php.net/strtotime
<11> k
<10> swarmz and mattmcc, but it times out a line 182 then 316 then sometimes another line, etc. but always around a script
<10> sorry, always around a query
<0> bucky5: k, "or" needs soemthing to the left (a newline will be ignored) but a ; is not valid
<0> tst_: then several parts are taking a long time, but different amounts of time on different data
<12> does mcrypt come preinstalled with most php distros?
<12> * most php setups
<0> tst_: if ti really needs that long, increase the max exec time
<13> Greetings. If I have a unix timestamp, how would I get the timestamp of "the same time next Tuesday"?
<10> ||cw, it's the same page... the same data it should be processing
<13> Can strtotime() handle "next Tuesday at $time"?
<0> Crell42: strtotim("next tuesday", $time);
<7> The manual page references information on supported formats.
<10> ||cw, yeah.. I think I'll have to do that, I just wanted to see if there were other possiblities as to why it might be timing out
<0> tst_: is it shared hosting?
<13> ||cw: No, that gives me midnight on next tuesday.
<13> I just spent several hours discovering that the hard way. :(
<10> ||cw, yes
<0> Crell42: ok, combine that with mktime()
<13> hm.
<0> tst_: ah, so sometimes you are getting fewer cpu timeslices
<13> Which one on the inside?
<0> Crell42: use the next tues for the date parts and the old time for the time parts
<13> hrm. So get the timestamp for next tuesday, break it out with getdate(), then feed that back into mktime()?
<14> hello all. i do have a problem with php and image functions. i want to add a watermark on an image. That works, but the watermark image (png) has to be transparant. it contains a small image and the rest of the image is white. when i try to make it transparant (imagegetcolor($watermark, 255, 255, 255);) it wont get transparant. does anybody has got an idea what i am doing wrong ?
<0> Crell42: yeah
<15> T_V: You have to use truecolor images all the way through
<0> T_V: imagegetcolor isn't a php function
<13> Sounds over-complicated, but if it works I'll take it. :-) Thanks.
<14> ||cw: true. its a function to get the color (from php.net ;) )
<0> T_V: yeah, not there
<14> TML: so i have to use for example a jpg that has true color and a white background
<14> ||cw: created myself
<0> T_V: imagecreatetruecolor is not format specific
<14> well the problem should be somewhere with truecolor
<14> thanks
<16> hi, can anyone help me? i need to somehow transform '[article=Article_Name]' into '<a href=viewArticle.php?articleName=Article_Name>Article_Name</a>'
<5> Storkme: um.. explode()?
<16> explode what? the = ?
<17> and a bit of concatination afterwards
<15> Storkme: Why not use normal BBcode and the PEAR BBcode parser?
<16> TML, the pear bbcode parser is a mess
<15> Storkme: BBcode is a mess
<15> I fail to grasp your point
<16> lol
<5> Storkme: you can always fix it.
<16> i'm using the punbb bbcode parser
<16> Stormchaser, i'm really inept at php
<12> what's the fastest way I can encrypt something?
<4> md5()
<12> I plan to make a file-based forum, but am not so sure if I should encrypt all the posts, etc just to be safe
<15> swarmz: That's not encryption
<5> Storkme: So... Um.. Learn it?
<12> md5 is a hash though
<15> excelblue: mcrypt
<4> woops sorry
<16> Stormchaser, :(
<12> ah, how fast can that go for encoding maybe 10kb of data?
<15> excelblue: 17
<18> does anyone know how to install the gd library into php?
<5> Storkme: what? If you want to do something, LEARN!
<2> why is $_REQUEST=unserialize($_REQUEST['oldRequest']); not valid?
<12> TML: can it encrypt fast enough that some forums won't take forever to load?
<15> joeyjones: Yes, including the PHP manual.
<15> excelblue: Encrypting forum posts is probably a bad idea
<18> TML: you mean read the manual, right?
<7> winmutt: Well, it is syntactically valid, albiet weird.
<15> joeyjones: I do indeed
<12> ah... so I should just leave them in plain text?
<12> and depend on stuff like .htaccess for security?
<2> mattmcc: yes but $_REQUEST=null then
<12> or what's the best way to secure such stuff?
<18> excelblue: for it to be true encryption it's jsut 1 way encription...
<12> it's not true encryption if it's one way
<16> Stormchaser, yeah, that's one option :|
<7> winmutt: So the value of $_REQUEST['oldRequest'] was not a properly serialized value.
<12> since encryption must be reversable
<15> excelblue: I don't understand what you're trying to do. Is this some forum for drug lords or arms dealers?
<16> one way encryption is called a 'hashing'
<12> no... it's just a gaming forum
<5> Storkme: ss/one/only.
<12> though there are some conversations that I'd prefer that nobody leak out on the forums
<12> eg. strategy, etc.
<18> cause if it can be unencrypted it aint secure
<15> excelblue: Then moderate posts
<16> excelblue, and moderate users
<12> the thing is, there's going to be posts for only a few select people
<15> joeyjones: WTF are you talking about?
<16> joeyjones, lol.
<2> magic quotes came from somewhere :(
<12> I'm afraid that someone would like barge into the system using some exploit in the httpd
<16> excelblue, as long as you have a decent httpd...
<18> with php it's hard to unencrypt something securely
<16> like lighttpd or apache
<19> yeah, i encrypted my novel with a hash algorithm, now it's totally safe
<16> Xyphoid, :P
<12> should I just use .htaccess and some stuff to cover the posts up?
<2> excelblue: dont use mysql's aes if you want your data to be secure
<5> excelblue: aren't the posts publicly viewable?
<12> I plan to leave mysql out of this completely
<16> excelblue, just make it so that the posts aren't publicly viewable...
<12> Stormchaser: only some are to be publicly viewable
<2> there is a sploit in mysql_aes_encrypt
<12> but the private forums better function fast too
<16> excelblue, you're overreacting.
<12> I just need as much security as plain p***word-based mysql encryption would do
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