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<0> tic: http://jenseng.com/archives/000035.html
<0> tic: Except you're not doing it by the extension .php, you're doing it by the path element /web/
<1> TML, thanks, but it's not that I'm keen on displaying a 404, the problem is that it doesn't work where it's supposed to. :/
<0> tic: That's not supposed to work
<1> TML, ....?
<0> tic: Unless you actually have a file /web/index.html in your document root
<0> In which case, one has to wonder how you manage to have a file and a directory of the same name
<2> i'm looking for php-imlib for php5... anyone know any newer wrappers?
<2> gdlib is just not acceptable (performance wise)
<1> TML, I planned on having /index.html sent to "web". As a CGI binary, like a bash script, I get the request OK.
<1> TML, anyway, what I want to do is to rewrite foo.domain.tld/web/(.*) to /webroot/foo/web/$, but *without* changing the user's browser URL.
<3> how do I upload my php opensource project to my source forge account? do I have to use CVS?
<4> did you try to ask support to forge?
<0> map7home: Or SSH, yes. But this is not a sourceforge support forum. They have their own channel.
<4> this is People Hot Puking
<2> tic, i think the only thing you can do is head('location: url'); when you detect the foo. host
<1> TML, and obviously you can do fancy redirection that doesn't rewrite the URL, but when it's static content served by Apache itself, it doesn't work. It's extremely annoying. (and no, I know this isn't #apache, I'm sorry about that)
<5> map7home: um, there's a sourceforge channel, and their explain things rather well
<5> their docs^
<1> jaeek, that doesn't work.
<3> cool
<2> tic, you mean it doesnt satisfy your needs? or that it doesnt technically work?
<2> cus it sure as hell will work
<1> jaeek, doesn't satisfy my needs -- like I said, location will redirect forever.
<0> tic: As a general rule, you shouldn't want to have a disconnect between the brower's address bar and the URL being displayed. It's a bad idea.
<1> or well.. not like I said.
<0> jaeek: He means that your suggestion doesn't help him in the least.
<1> TML, no, it's not about that -- I'm doing a static remap on the *server side*
<6> how can i update a time field, update table set time=time+ 1hour for example
<6> ?
<2> tic, use a frame then
<2> tic, or use an ajax library to do all calls to the server in the background once the main page is loaded
<1> haha
<1> I can't believe Apache can't do aliases
<2> it sure as hell can
<1> or maybe it's just because I can only modify .htaccess
<1> argh. the joys of being on a shared host :(
<1> well, thanks anyway.
<0> jaeek: That much was clear when you suggested header()
<2> i came in late... give me a break ;)
<1> jaeek, I've setup *.5038.be CNAME 5038.be, then using a rewriterule I send the user off to a Trac install.
<7> ||cw, yes thank you, I guess my only option is contacting the RSS author
<1> jaeek, and now I want a static mapping from foo.5038.be/web to $WEBROOT/www/foo. Which, without having access to httpd.conf, is impossible, it seems.
<8> Hello there!
<9> hi
<8> I have a little problem...
<6> would anyone know if it's possible to read pdf documents with php ?
<10> lepine: php.net/pdf
<8> I have a string with some headerdata.. Ans now, ich want preg_match(); to give me an array with the first occurance of "PHPSESSID=%patter%;"
<11> i am trying to cross 2 arrays and create a 3rd array that contains matches between array 1 & 2, is there a routine for that?
<10> Jay_Callicott: you wish find members of an array that appear more than once?
<12> when I do a php4 /www/kawasaki.ch/typo3conf/ext/anpa_rsync/res/sync.php, does the script get executed in the current directory, or in the directory it resides?
<0> Jay_Callicott: php.net/array has a m***ive list of functions
<10> Jay_Callicott: array_intersect() of something
<11> hmm
<0> ndee: A little of both, why do you ask?
<11> NoBeard: i think i may need array_diff
<10> Jay_Callicott: kudos to you
<8> Can somebody help me? HEre is the problem http://www.nopaste.info/index.php?id=b1ae69cb6a <-- I hope you can understand this example better than my cruel tryings to explain... (im no native speaker, as you suppose)
<13> Hi all. I'm having problems calling a SOAP method via PEARs SOAP_WSDL cl***... I try to use a proxy object but this doesn't seem to get the mehtod name ("No operation in WSDL."). Has anyone here played with this?
<11> NoBeard: what if i cross a 2d array with 1d
<11> NoBeard: will it do the difference of the 1st level
<10> Jay_Callicott: dunno, try it
<14> if I use file() or file_get_contents() on any wikipedia page, I get a 403 -- I suspect wikipedia somehow knows that php is making the request and they're blocking it for that reason (maybe?) is there a way around this?
<15> hi
<16> moin
<16> is it somehow possible to use libphp4 and libphp5 together in apache2? or do I have to use different servers / the cgi-version?
<16> what handlers do php4/php5 provide to apache? can I differentiate them somehow?
<15> Hello, how can I get this to work: include("pages.php?p={$_GET['global']}"); I am trying to p*** the ?global= value of the page this code is in to pages.php as a ?p= variable
<15> I'm not sure if my syntax is wrong or what
<17> telmich- I believe that you have to run at least one of them as CGI
<17> I'm pretty sure you can't run both as Apache modules
<18> hi guys
<16> Dragnslcr: well, I can load them together
<17> PoLiZei- you don't. Included files have the exact same variable scope as the include() call
<14> meh
<14> there's no way to change php's user-agent?
<17> Sure there is
<14> how? :)
<17> I think stream contexts let you set request headers
<14> ah
<14> that sounds complex
<19> PoLiZei: create that include string with concat (.) instead of trying to read it in directly. Or get rid of the ' 's.
<15> ahh ok
<14> all I want to do is do a file_get_contents and have the request look like it's not coming from php
<18> does gz_encode really accelerate the download of the page ?
<20> cant curl do that?
<14> choongii: curl, hmm
<14> that sounds familiar
<17> Yup, curl can do it as well
<14> Dragnslcr: I'm a total idiot. what's the easiest way?
<17> Stream contexts are enabled by default in PHP5, though, so there's no other requirement
<20> curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_USERAGENT, $agent);
<15> - Ahroun - By "getting rid of the ' 's " I would change my code to this? include("pages.php?p={$_GET[global]}");
<20> taken from http://nl2.php.net/manual/en/function.curl-setopt.php
<14> and why the hell is us2.php showing some content in Greek today?
<17> http://www.php.net/stream_context_create
<0> PoLiZei: You can't include like that.
<17> PoLiZei- I already answered you
<14> thanks Dragnslcr :)
<0> PoLiZei: Unless you actually have a file on your filesystem named pages.php?p=foo
<15> oh
<0> Where "foo" is the value of $_GET[global]
<19> TML: ah, good point, wasn't even thinking about that. Duh, I'll wake up now.
<15> - TML - I see. Any ideas?
<0> telmich: You can't run both php4 and php5 modules in the same apache.
<20> Dragnslcr, hey, thats neat!
<11> how do you get a splice on an array
<0> PoLiZei: $p = $_GET['global']; include('pages.php');
<16> TML: ok. why? because the handlers are the same?
<11> [0..10]
<11> something like that?
<15> oh!
<15> - TML - Thanks!
<0> telmich: No, because the library symbol names are the same.
<21> There hasn't been in the past, but are there any cURL/php5.1 knowledgable ppl in here?
<15> haha, I should have realized that
<16> TML: hrm, ok
<20> the cgi version should do it though
<18> please , does gz_encode really accelerate the download of the page ?
<5> Sp4rKy: if your server has cpu to spare, yeah, why wouldn't it
<18> ||cw, it's a share server
<14> Dragnslcr: you've made my day man
<14> Dragnslcr: User-agent: foo :) Now wikipedia doesn't give me any crap when I try to view pages in php :)
<22> Hello, i have some problems! http://dinmamma.kicks-***.org/site/, How can i make so the text is NOT in the middle of the screen? i want it up, http://dinmamma.kicks-***.org/site/indexsrc.txt thats the source!
<17> Heh
<17> Stream contexts are pretty nice. Can do POST requests without requiring curl
<14> Dragnslcr: man, they must be some kind of hidden secret
<0> cranked: ##PHP is not an HTML layout channel. Try #web.
<14> Dragnslcr: curl is everyone's answer to those sorts of things
<23> is there a function that closes a cl***? oO
<21> Sadly, i have to use cUrl, because i need to do ftp over ssl, and cannot recompile php (windows system), yet, the system is not returning the proper constants, so SSL isn't enabled. :(
<21> eml: If you are in PHP5, you can use the __destruct(); (though i do not think you can call this directly)
<23> kennebel, im using it, but i want something that explicitly sais that the cl*** should be destroyed
<24> eml: are you suffering from circular references?
<23> no
<24> eml: unset ($cl***);
<23> i just want to make sure it gets closed :P
<23> winmutt, ok, thanks
<21> eml: Sadly you are in a scripting language, and are at the mercy of the garbage collector.
<23> kennebel, :)
<24> kennebel: gc happens on unset if the reference count it 0
<24> well more or less
<21> winmutt: Good to know.
<24> my problem is that i have circ references
<24> i have a function call __destroy
<25> hi guys
<24> it implicitly unsets the entire reference chain
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