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<0> it will always be #php to me
<1> typewriter: go check with your OS chan
<2> i did
<0> i will continue to write #php, and people such as yourself will correct me 100% of the time :)
<2> like i said it works
<2> just the script keeps repoprting permission denied
<1> such as myself? are you categorizing me with the rest of these cretens?
<0> yes!
<1> bastage!
<1> typewriter: what OS?
<2> freebsd
<1> sorry mate
<2> i wouldnt say its an os problem
<2> since i can operate shutdown under the same user as my web server
<1> apache is running as user www?
<2> yep, using lighttpd though
<2> but user www
<1> k
<1> where is your pastebin of code?
<2> http://sial.org/pbot/17722?tx=on&submit=Format+it%21
<2> the code works fine
<2> but it reports permission denied when running shutdown
<2> but i can shutdown as user 'www'
<3> yow. you want to shut down from a web page. interesting idea.
<4> insane
<4> better be using digest auth, at the least ;)
<1> typewriter: i dont see where you are shutting down
<1> and for the love of php, don't use short tags
<1> tis not so much effort to write an additional 3 characters, <?php
<5> does anyone know why I don't have mysql support on my server; /usr/local/etc/php/extensions.ini shows extension=mysql.so in it
<0> how do you know that ini is loaded? is extensions dir set correctly? any errors in apache log?
<1> so many problems with that question...where to begin
<1> how about what version of windows and php you are running
<5> extensions.ini is loaded properly, it's sohwn in phpinfo():
<5> ;*
<5> im running FreeBSD 6.1, php 5.1.4
<5> mysql 5.0.22
<1> yes, i meant OS, not windows :-x
<5> :p
<0> i had two other questions
<1> as philip suggested, how about your error log
<5> extensions dir is set to "./" in php.ini
<5> um, haven't checked apache logs
<6> Wsoprulz1299, did you compile the 'php5-extensions' package with mysql support?
<5> I think that I did
<5> that's why it's in extensions.php
<5> how can I check?
<6> do a phpinfo and check
<5> yeah it's not there
<5> only mysqli is
<6> just 'make deinstall' the php5-extensions, then 'make reinstall' and then select mysql in the options box
<5> ok
<7> im having some difficulty with trying the DOM and XPATH in php 5
<7> basicly im getting elemnts out of a xml file i dont know ware they came from
<5> Aletheuo: i did that, and it never let me choose
<5> should I entirely get rid of php extensions w/ pkg_cutleaves and start over the install?
<6> when compile the package 'php5-extensions' it pops up a box where you choose all the php modules to compile with
<6> if yours didn't then I'm not sure what to tell you, can try that question over on #freebsd
<5> yeah i remember it did when I first installed it
<5> now it just says it found a saved configuration
<6> try 'make reinstall'
<5> I did
<5> make deinstall
<5> then make reinstall
<6> hmm 'make install' ?
<5> tried that too
<5> i deinstalled it three times
<6> 'make clean' then 'make install'
<5> tried that too
<5> that's what I did everytime
<5> make deinstall clean
<5> etc
<6> k
<6> that would be question for the freebsd guys over on #freebsd, they'll answer it quickly for you
<8> What does the ? thing do?
<5> alright
<0> perhaps you mean ternary
<5> thanks for your help
<6> np
<0> find ternary at php.net/else or around there
<0> that was to you jsoft :)
<1> or php.net/ternary
<1> :P
<0> yeah, guess i can allow that
<1> he'll allow it!
<8> philip: $foo = isset($bar) : 1 ? 0;
<1> and the crowd goes wild
<8> I mean the ? in there.
<1> jsoft: wrong
<1> ?:
<0> we knew what you meant
<1> not :?, go to php.net/ternary search for ternary
<1> read
<8> yeah that.
<9> is it possible to install both php4 and php5 and have them used in cgi mode in apache
<9> maybe fles ending in php4 will use the php4 cgi and other php files will use php5?
<10> fraid not
<10> you can either:
<4> kib: yes
<10> a) run one as module
<10> and the other as cgi
<11> it is possible...
<10> or b) run two apache processes
<9> I have some things that will only work on php4 and some thing that will only work on php5
<4> it's not very hard, even
<7> hey guys is there a better palce to get help with php+xml ?
<9> I didnt expect running both as a module would work
<4> just some Action/AddHandler loving
<4> you can only have one php module, alas
<8> kib: LIES. It is a physical impossibility
<9> but It hought running both as cgi might since one could put in a #!/usr/local/bin/php5 or php4 if it was installed to those bianry names
<9> jsoft: what is alie?
<8> kib: you know what.
<10> it means sadly
<10> kind of
<8> Sorry im being a noddy.
<9> jsoft: running php as a cgi?
<4> kib: you'll get better performance by running one as a module and the other as cgi
<12> How do i destroy an object?
<9> _Lewellyn: but will that work? how will apache know when to use the cgi and when to use the module?
<4> there are plenty of guides on the internet to show how to do it :)
<9> I looked at them
<9> they all resulted in errors
<4> hint: use different file extensions
<9> the alatest one I cant even get both phps to install nicly
<9> one overwrites the other
<4> you can't use them both as modules.
<9> the first guide had it best but it didnt refer to how to make it work in apache
<9> only how to get two versions of php to install using pkg_tools.conf
<9> _Lewellyn: I thought the best solution was to make them modules then somehow getting the apache confi to know the difference by file extension or a #!/
<10> or on a per directory basis
<4> kib: this covers your options, it seems:
<4> http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/php/php4-php5-configuration.xml
<4> you cannnot insert 2 php modules into apache
<9> RhastaW: yes that was another idea...maybe on a per dir basis int he config or using .htaccess files
<9> hmmm thats not too bad
<9> _Lewellyn: I dont want 2 php modules...I have never said I did
<9> _Lewellyn: I said once that I knew 2 php mpodules wont work
<9> _Lewellyn: I am trying to get 2 CGIs
<9> \not modules
<4> then look at that gentoo guide
<4> they cover it well.
<4> all the way down to RhastaW's suggestion
<9> I will need to translate that to the ports system I use
<10> per directory is better for pre-packaged scripts
<4> yes. that's not hard to do tho
<10> mainly because changing extensions ****s some of them up
<9> freebsd does things alot different them gentoo
<10> mmm
<10> i use openbsd at home
<10> but im a newb with it :p
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