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<0> hi TheDieform :)
<1> steeeb > array_keys
<1> in other words $new_array ($old_array1, array_keys($old_array2))
<2> PastaFrasian: you want to read an incoming email?
<1> $new_array = array_merge($old_array1, array_keys($old_array2)) that is
<3> m0dman: yes i want to read and forward it as it is
<2> Use qmail, there are a bunch of modules for doing that.
<4> need help finding the remote IP
<4> $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] only show the server IP
<2> www.qmailrocks.org
<1> err anybody willing to help with my problem? :)
<4> had a friend loggin on and stuff, and $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] is the same as _SERVER["SERVER_NAME"]
<5> Kumelk: http://php.net/phpinfo -- If what you want isn't there, then you can't have it.
<6> unreal, i tried array_keys, i did this: $updates['11th May']; $dates[] = array_unique($updates); but i got an error
<4> it wasn't threre richard
<3> m0dman: are there any other solution without touching a mail server?
<4> did try it, only did show my own IP
<7> Kumelk: REMOTE_ADDR should always be different from SERVER_NAME unless it's broken
<5> UnrealX: It depends what kind of movie it is... Find a movie that DOES work, and see what headers it sends. Send those headers.
<8> hack_swor: How reliable is Remcom? I'm currently with FuitadNet and they've had DNS issues twice in the past three days.
<2> not that I know of, unless you want to make your own
<4> MarkR42 borken how ?
<7> Kumelk: I take it you're not behind NAT or anything like that
<1> Steeeb > you have to set a value i guess ;)
<9> Kumelk: REMOTE_ADDR is the client's IP
<4> I am, tho port 80 is open ofc
<1> the movie works fine using gxine when streaming avoiding php file
<1> i mean directly
<7> Kumelk: It's possible that the NAT server is NAT'ing the src address as well as the destination
<4> hmm
<4> like two firewalls ?
<7> Kumelk: Try it on a server that isn't NAT'd (Most NAT does not do that anyway)
<5> UnrealX: So, use Firefox headers plug-in to see what headers are coming out, and duplicate them.
<7> If your firewall is doing port forwarding, you'll only see its IP address
<1> had this idea, forgot it :) thanks, will try
<5> Kumelk: More like a firewall that is doing inside-out firewalling as well. :-)
<7> However, normally NAT preserves the origin IP
<7> Unless the connection goes through two NATs
<4> right
<3> m0dman: well, thanks for telling me about that, but otherwise i think imap_mail function maybe useful but to forward an email i have to reconstruct it with imap_fetchstructure
<4> well only got one nat setting on my router
<2> You could use exec to constantly run a check on the mail
<4> but thats it
<3> m0dman: and it's a pain in the a$$
<5> PastaFrasian: You *could* use "man smrsh" with a PHP shell script... Or whatever shell script, at which point it's not germane here...
<7> Kumelk: More likely you're seeing your ISP's transparent proxy IP address
<4> hmm
<4> so there is nothin I can do to change it ? :x
<4> ah crap :')
<5> Kumelk: Re-configure NAT, firewall, Apache, etc. PHP gives you everything it gets. It can't make stuff up for you. :-)
<7> Kumelk: Well, have a look at the network environment carefully. Place a network monitor on both sides of your NAT router to work out exactly what's happening
<10> Kumelk: and what does $_SERVER[HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR] says?
<11> good afternoon... I've got a weird looping issue: http://rafb.net/paste/results/QFVD1H50.html
<4> will check
<3> richardlynch: youalso mean that there aren't somewhat doable solution in php? if so, that bad...
<7> Maybe your ISP runs a transparent reverse-proxy (although why, I'm not sure)
<11> $row is an array but only has 1 element. If I don't do the foreach part, that doesn't work
<11> but the empty foreach looks retarded, so I guess I just don't really understand what it's doing
<7> Kumelk: You could try moving your web server off port 80, that avoids most transparent proxies.
<3> m0dman: i would love a php solution ;)
<4> Undefined index: HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR
<5> PastaFrasian: No, I mean it's a lot easier to handle email with a program designed to handle email :-)
<2> right, like qmail
<4> oky
<4> guess I can do that
<3> eh, you are both right
<2> There are a ton of modules: www.qmailrocks.org
<2> But you could work around it by using a shell script to grab mail and dump it someplace readable with php
<3> i'll looks for both solutions
<7> PastaFrasian: You can probably use some pipes in .forward in a particular user account to invoke a shell script (or PHP script) which can then read messages send to that account from stdin
<3> ah maybe i look into che codings of any webmail that have a forward feature... who knows
<3> MarkR42: mhh interesting
<5> PastaFrasian: man smrsh will tell you how to configure sendmail to forward incoming email to a PHP script.
<3> richardlynch: i have a qmail server, does it apply on that?
<5> PastaFrasian: I dunno. Ask the qmail guys.
<3> yep, thanks :)
<12> why they keep making these lang bindings for php
<12> i thoght php was a web lang
<13> TML ?
<8> Wizz_Kidd: "PHP is a scripted programming language that can be used to create websites." --http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Php
<14> can anyone help me out with this regex? "/<a href=\".*\"/"
<14> I want it to match the url (to grab all urls from html source), not the hyperlink
<8> fires: http://us3.php.net/manual/en/reference.pcre.pattern.syntax.php
<8> fires: http://us3.php.net/manual/en/reference.pcre.pattern.modifiers.php
<8> fires: http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-match-all.php
<8> fires: Start reading.
<7> fires: Do not use preg_match as an html parser, use a proper html parser instead
<14> why's that MarkR42 ?
<14> got any suggestions?
<7> fires: Because it's impossible to make a regexp that matches every possible anchor syntax
<7> Imagine <a href='someurl'>
<7> Or <a href="someurl">
<7> Or <a title="something" style="somethingelse" href="someurl">
<2> Is it true that Aspartame causes Parkinsons Syndrome?
<14> yeah, alright
<14> so does php have a built in html parser?
<7> PHP5 does, it contains libxml's one, in the DOM::loadHTML
<7> I mean DOMDocument::loadHTML
<14> i'm still **** on php4 though :-/
<7> m0dman: Only in the same what that aliens cause crop circles
<13> college students?
<11> I'm very confused about w
<11> t this does: foreach ($row as $item) {
<13> !+f foreach
<15> Try looking at http://php.net/foreach
<11> does that take the first element in $row (which is an array) ?
<11> I'm trying to avoid the foreach loop since htere will only be one element in the array anyway
<11> can I just say $row = $item;
<13> misty RTFM
<11> or vice versa, I mean
<13> !+enter
<15> Don't use the enter key as punctuation. Think in complete thoughts, then type.
<11> I was correcting a typo
<11> I still don't understand what the 'as' is doing, and how I can do it outside of a loop.
<13> misty I gave you the link, go read
<13> !+g11
<15> Guideline #11) ##php is a manual supplement. Read the manual FIRST, If after reading the manual you still have difficulties, then you are welcome to ask questions in ##php
<16> misty $row=$array[key($array)]
<11> Thank you, ks. That makes sense
<16> that's for short
<16> replace [] with [$key]
<11> ks: thanks, I can figure it out, wouldn't want you to get in trouble for saying too many sentences in a row!
<16> np
<4> thx for ya help guy, after some changes in the nat and such the remote ip worked a sharm
<3> Solar, Prado, Yawp, Cake, Mojavi, zend framework... where/what can i read to compare them?
<5> PastaFrasian: Google
<17> quick question for you all...
<17> is it possible to store cl***es within an array?
<18> hi, im having tremendous difficulty fixing this problem: http://pastebin.com/711810 - 'We would like to thank... is $_POST[text]
<5> jdaiker: Try it and see.
<18> and the post[text] doesnt have any double or single quotes in it
<7> jdaiker: No, you can only store objects in an array not cl***es. Of course you can store cl*** names. But probably what you're trying to do is store cl*** instances (i.e. objects) in your array, which is fine
<17> richardlynch: I think I can store the cl*** in the array, but I'm having trouble calling the functions that are defined within the cl***
<19> jdaiker: cl*** != object
<19> object is an instatiated cl***
<7> jdaiker: Perhaps if you've serialised your array then unserialised it, you've done so before the cl*** definition exists
<19> jdaiker: what are you trying to do
<5> jdaiker: How are you trying to call the functions?
<20> hi all
<3> thank you all! byebye
<17> I defined my own cl*** to help me create PHP images
<20> Is there anybody who knows something about MVC ?
<21> how can i access the value of the first key in an array without knowing the key name and without array_shifting (i.e. deleting) the first element?
<17> I use the cl*** to automatically space out text, make text different sizes, etc
<22> Hello1
<22> I have a strange problem with my script...
<17> and I want to define all of the cl***es at once, but need them in an array so that I can reference the cl*** "above" it in the array
<19> jdaiker: $ary['key']=new ImageCl***e();
<17> as each cl*** needs info from the previous one
<19> jdaiker : $ary['key']->method();
<22> I have this code:
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