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<0> Pisterman: then use flash, which can auto install
<0> Pisterman: the restriction is there for very valid and serious security reasons. many times "easy" means "please rape me"
<1> when working with imagejpeg, is there a default maxsize for images being used?
<2> when im creating an register form, is better to use another .php file with the creation process or is better to put all in the same .php file using { action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];?> } ?
<3> ||cw: so there is no chance i can load that dll to use on the client side?
<0> Pisterman: no. you need something that is signed, so it can extend beyond the sandbox and access the file systsem
<0> as far as I know, you can't sign javascript
<3> ||cw: thanks
<4> Javascript is too easy to alter on the way to the client
<5> Well, you can, but nobody does.
<5> And I think it's just a Mozilla thing, anyway.
<5> Useful in extensions, not so much in websites.
<6> how can i check if variable is numeric?
<5> Did you try searching the manual for 'numeric' ?
<7> MalMen: ctype_digit()?
<1> nobody knows the maxsize allowed when using imagejpeg ?
<6> im know now the error
<7> sidey: That'd depend on the memory
<6> i put $is_numeric
<6> :S
<7> *blink*
<8> i'm upgrading from 4.4.0 to 5.1.* is there anything i need to change in my php.ini?
<7> not really
<8> ok good
<1> Stormchaser: can it be getimagesize() that doesnt allow too large images ?
<7> sidey: That shoudn't be important...
<6> if (is_numeric($quota) = FALSE)
<6> Fatal error: Can't use function return value in write context in /var/www/painel/modulos/adduser.php on line 15
<6> :S
<9> sidey: what size image are you opening?
<8> when i went to apache2.0.55 from 2.0.52 there was like a huge dir change and config's changed... so thats why i ask
<10> MalMen: RTFM :)
<7> *sigh*
<10> MalMen: = is for ***ignment. == is for comparison. === is for strict comparison.
<1> 1,26MB is okey, with the resolution 1000x1333
<10> Not too hard, plenty of examples per function.
<6> im p*** long time far far away of php
<9> sidey: that should work just fine if your php memory limit allows it.
<8> and all i wanted was the pdflib... ****ing gentoo
<7> gentoo \o/
<1> ahh, i think its the resolution-size that matterst
<1> for example, 1000x1333 works
<11> hola
<1> but 1944x2592 doesnt work
<8> its like an audi, it works great when its working, but when there is a problem. you have change a ton of stuff
<11> pplication Error - Database misconfigured to use an unsupported driver: ADODB ?
<1> can i set the maxsize of an image somehow ?
<12> Hello. I'm trying to list all the letters of the alphabet using the range and foreach functions. Can someone help me out here?
<13> magox: #mysql
<14> is it possible to specify the path for a session cookie?
<14> without having access to the ini configuration?
<13> foreach (range('a', 'z') as $letter) echo $letter;
<5> http://php.net/setcookie
<5> Oh, a session cookie.
<5> http://php.net/session-set-cookie-params
<14> mattmcc: thanks a bunch.
<15> Hi. I'm using mod_auth_mysql apache module to handle the login procedure from the Apache to MySQL side. Now the p***words are stored encrypted (mysql encrypt()). I want to no longer use mod_auth_mysql and just use a PHP cl*** I've written to handle everthing. How can I take a p***word and compare it to an encryted p***word?
<12> thank u, depretion
<15> mod_auth_mysql does this some how, but I have no idea where to begin.
<16> TheWarden: Figure out which encryption method it used, and use that method and compare the outputs.
<5> Do the comparison in a query.
<5> Only way to access mysql's special short-bus hashing method.
<7> !tell theGZA about u
<15> richardlynch: it uses mysql encrypt() which is equivalent to C's, not sure if this matches crypt() in PHP. So grab the p***word from database and then take the submitted p***word crypt it and compare it? Whould these not match as it's never the same.. unless it creates some hash.
<16> TheWarden: Errr. The encrypted version *IS* a hash, really. The question is which hashing function they used in mod_auth_mysql
<15> oh encrypt() of MySQL uses the Unix crypt().. which should be the same as crypt() in PHP.
<15> richardlynch: right... damn ahh that wlll be tough
<3> ||cw: can you give me some advice from where to start to do it with flash?
<3> ||cw: or with java?
<16> TheWarden: Or just use: SELECT p***word = encrypt('$p***word') FROM whatever where username = '$username'
<17> enjoy !
<7> *urp*
<13> Stormchaser : Do you chill in here all day whilst you are at work? :P
<15> richardlynch: oh I didn't think that would work as I thought it changed each time the hash... so if I take a p***word that has been crypt() and then take another p***word and crypt() that they should always match?
<15> richardlynch: well if the p***words are the same that is I mean.
<13> the hash is always the same yes
<8> ah now my mysql-connect doen't work, why am i not surpized
<7> DepretioN: I like to munch random people :)
<18> where can I get mysql administrator
<13> AfroTurf : You are not surprised because you know your level of knowledge :)
<16> TheWarden: That's kinda how it works, yeah. Some hash functions bury a "salt" into the encrypted data -- E.G. the first 2 characters or everything between $1$ and $2$ in the middle or... You have to know the function, and how to get the salt back out, but it will always works out the same for the same inputs.
<13> angela24 : jobs.com
<7> angela24: probably in some store as well...
<5> A pet store, perhaps.
<7> yep :)
<5> PHP parrots, mysql monkeys, linux llamas...
<16> angela24: It should have been installed as mysql_admin right next to mysql binary, unless you installed only mysql-client, perhaps?
<5> Wait, they don't sell llamas in pet stores.
<19> Your pet store doesn't sell llamas? Do they carry alpacas?
<5> Only on the TVs by the registers.
<15> richardlynch: so to test this theory I should be able to do this then, SELECT * FROM WebAccounts WHERE P***word=encrypt('p***wordhere');. Test it against an account I know for a fact the p***word is. So far not working.. and I know I'm not using salt.
<18> um richardlynch I was using my sql control center
<5> Apparently they can make you rich.
<18> but is deprecated
<13> angela24 : #mysql
<19> A male alpaca just sold recently for $600,000
<8> where is /tmp usually at?
<16> TheWarden: How do you know mod_auth_mysql did not use a random salt? You don't know that.
<13> Yes TheWarden , if that failes the hash is different
<19> AfroTurf: ...
<8> nvm
<10> :D
<18> DepretioN ?
<15> richardlynch: oh no I mean mysql encrypt() is being used without salt.
<8> i've just upgraded and now a bunch of **** doesn't work, same **** different day with gentoo
<20> pdo+forking==borked
<15> damn it anyone how doesn't work...argh. Now what.. mmm
<19> AfroTurf: No upgrade has ever moved /tmp.
<16> TheWarden: Show us a sample p***word (encrypted) from your db.
<13> AfroTurf : thats why Gentoo is so fun ... you get to fix things all the time and you learn so much :)
<19> If you're asking where /tmp is, there's a problem here that is not Gentoo.
<8> lateralus: i'm getting mysql_connect errors: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock'
<19> AfroTurf: So start mysql.
<8> Lateralus: it is :)
<13> put a cron job to emerge system && emerge world and get all the testing packages aswell.... now thats fun :)
<13> AfroTurf : check your my.cnf where it sets the .sock file
<19> AfroTurf: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/can-not-connect-to-server.html
<16> AfroTurf_: Probably not started correctly... Or did they move the directory for mysql.sock in the distro?
<13> then either symlink it to /tmp/mysql.sock , or recompile php with correct sock location
<8> ya i'm checking whee the dir i sfor the mysql.sock
<8> knowing gentoo they move it with every upgrade of something somewhere
<13> they would have patched the php ebuild then aswell
<15> richardlynch: okay sec...
<8> i'll create a sym link and see if that will work
<13> should, but it will probably break everytime you restart mysql
<0> AfroTurf: sounds more like you've hacked in a non-standard location, I'd expect it to be somewhere more like /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
<15> richardlynch: okay this is the stored p***word value inside quotes, "oZgARWaiOyqT6". The p***word actual value is "foobar".
<16> ||cw: Yeah, well the MySQL guys default it to /tmp, so that's where *I* expect it to be.
<8> this is why i'm scared to upgrade all the time with gentoo
<5> Debian packages change the default, because it's stupid.
<5> Runfiles have no business being in /tmp.
<13> TheWarden ... is that in your mysql.user or something?
<15> richardlynch: I'm doing this to test it, SELECT * FROM Web_Accounts WHERE P***word=encrypt('foobar');
<0> AfroTurf: the official mysql source tarball does this?
<16> TheWarden: It's the old old 2-char salt at the beginning algorithm whose name I forgot.
<15> DepretioN: no this is stored in a table the stores all my users on the web site. this is for a web site not for mysql access.
<8> ||cw: everything in gentoo does this lol
<13> SELECT * FROM Web_Accounts WHERE P***word = OLD_P***WORD('foobar');
<13> try that
<16> TheWarden: p***word = encrypt(p***word, substring(p***word, 1, 2))
<15> richardlynch: oh great... ahh mmm
<16> TheWarden: It's also not a particularly good algorithm anymore, as I recall...
<8> ||cw: been using gentoo for over 2 years and i've not had one easy simple emerge -uN world
<21> im having a script that uses gd functions fail silently (i have E_NOTICE on), and i cant figure out why. php5, apache2
<19> AfroTurf: Then there is a problem here that is not Gentoo, as most people have no trouble. Perhaps you aren't cut out for Gentoo. Try debian.
<22> is anybody in here used to getting php en mysql to work under windows with apache?
<7> AfroTurf: As said: gentoo \o/
<5> AfroTurf: Not being cut out to run gentoo isn't necessarily a character flaw.
<16> mattmcc: If you wanna argue with the MySQL guys where they ought to put their files, then argue with them. I don't care where they are, so long as the distro doesn't move them for only half my software..
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