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<0> then how'd you get it, Fushuing?
<1> that's cheaper than what you said
<2> i didn't wrote it for them -_-
<2> it was written for myself
<2> but the gov took my PC as "evidence" :@
<3> Hmm, I did pear install http://pecl.php.net/get/id3-0.2.tg ... last few lines say this ... http://pastebin.com/661905 - everything looks fine. I restarted apache. Still getting the Fatal error: Call to undefined function: id3_get_tag() in /var/www/stream_functions.php on line 32 problem ... any idea?
<0> Fushuing: I bet.
<4> can somebody please help me i updated my systme last night now mysql_connect() is an unknown function
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<6> foo: did you edit php.ini?
<0> I3ooI3oo: reinstall http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?pid=6533
<0> err
<7> anyone know of some good, advanced shopping carts? oscommerce, cubecart, zencart and the like... all pretty much **** :\
<0> i mean, reinstall libmysqlclient14
<0> Monkey_b: cpCommerce
<3> philip: hmm, no /me goes back to site
<0> www.cpcommerce.org
<7> thx, ill take a look
<3> philip: bah, what page was that on again? hmm
<6> you'll find it
<6> basically you created a .so file, now, it would seem reasonable to include such a file in php.ini as an included extension, right? :)
<3> philip: hmm, yeah. /me still learning
<6> aren't we all
<8> philip: array_merge_recursive just appends the data
<9> I don't understand the answer to this question: If the variable $a is equal to 5 and variable $b is equal to character a, whats the value of $$b?
<6> lorfds: also consider a creative use of array_combine
<10> where i can find documentation about how php works internally, like how it do parsing, lexical analysis
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<6> Kira: $a = 5; $b = 'a'; echo $$b; // 5
<11> I'm trying to find out how to connect to a irc network, and count the users in a room as well as print the names out. Can anyone help with this?
<8> philip
<8> Returns FALSE if the number of elements for each array isn't equal or if the arrays are empty.
<8> number of elements is not equal
<3> Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 817692000 bytes) in /var/www/stream_functions.php on line 32
<3> Hm. I think that means I need to increase a size in php.ini, eh?
<8> philip: there is no way to simply append for each $i value?
<8> i feel like this can't be that hard to code
<8> or append where $i = $i
<2> who of you guys write PHP on PAPER?
<2> FLAWLESS ? :)
<9> philip: the answer on the website (where I found the question), is 100, strangely.
<12> which salt does php use for encription when using the md5 function?
<10> anyone have an idea of where do i find info about internals of PHP? Like how it do syntax checking, lexical analysis
<13> Fatal Error: PHP can't be written on paper.
<12> i have some md5 encrypted p***words and need to convert them to unix style $1$<salt>$<encrypted>
<3> Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 52428800 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 817692000 bytes) in /var/www/stream_functions.php on line 32 - eek. Does this mean I need to increase php's memory size to like 600MB? Is this bad? I guess this is why id3 support isn't natively compiled in with php, maybe. Any ideas?
<3> I mean, like 850MB, heh.
<14> _spq_: too late, md5 isn't encryption, it's hashing, non-reverseable
<12> Davey, but unix uses md5 too
<14> _spq_: but it used the salt when it did the md5
<12> yea, which salt does php's md5 function use?
<14> PHP doesn't use one
<2> unless you specified it
<12> so why doesnt crypt('pw','$1$') does not generate the same?
<14> because crypt doesn't use MD5
<2> hrmmm...how do you rename a fieldname in mysql?
<12> it does!
<2> oops, wrong chan
<14> _spq_: no, it doesn't
<12> it does, if the salt given begins with $1$
<14> crypt() will return an encrypted string using the standard Unix DES-based encryption algorithm
<3> Any ideas anyone? Hm.
<14> _spq_: quite right
<14> never read that far down before ;)
<11> Sorry foo, am quite new at PHP.
<12> ;)
<12> so md5 can use a salt - which one could php use in the md5 function?
<3> Anyone else here use id3_get_tag before? I am grabbing id3 tag for 10 mp3 files, and php is trying to allocate about 800mb to do this ... is this normal?
<2> foo: unless these mp3's are over 300MB each...
<2> correction, 80MB+
<3> Fushuing: hmm, actually, they are. heh, thanks
<15> hello, i would figure someone in here might know the answer to this: when browsing with firefox, and you go to an annoying site like myspace.com and people force your browser to immediately play crap.... and when you're watching a dvd or listening to music, this is super annoying... does anyone have any tricks?
<16> foo: you can fopen, fseek to end - 128 bytes, then read those 128 bytes and split them according to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id3
<3> drgalaxy: ahh, thanks. hmm. /me wonders if it is worth it. I was just going to rename the mp3 files
<16> id3 is pretty easy.. 30 bytes for song name, 30 bytes for artist, 30 bytes for album
<3> drgalaxy: I see
<16> foo: search around on freshmeat... there is software that will do that already made (although I am all for reinventing the wheel in the name of science)
<3> drgalaxy: In the long run, I think just renaming the mp3 and using the filename will be quicker. haha
<16> foo: whatever works for you :-)
<3> drgalaxy: Would you agree?
<16> foo: I don't know what problem you are trying to solve
<17> anybody know about jiax webphone?
<3> drgalaxy: Basically, trying to read header information to grab the id3 title from an mp3. Could be up to 100 mp3s, though.
<17> please
<18> depends on what id3v it is
<4> is "PHP Warning: mysql_connect(): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (13)" a database permmissions error ?
<19> no
<19> its a Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket error
<18> I3ooI3oo: more likely that you dont have mysql running or that is not the proper socket location
<16> foo: I would use the linux program 'id3' and probably bash script
<4> i can connect with mysql -u root database name
<4> from console so it is running
<16> foo: 'sudo apt-get install id3'
<4> and that is the socket location
<18> I3ooI3oo: then the path is wrong, check your mysql server settings for the location
<20> what permissions do i need to set to make files writeable by php? chmod 555?
<16> nekrom: you also need to take into account user and group ownership
<20> oh
<3> drgalaxy: Yeah, I know how to do it that way. I think for performance and what not, just renaming the mp3 and using the filename would be much easier. Thanks, though
<18> nekrom: well, if you dont need to read it, that might work, but 550 or 500 would be better
<19> just change your mysql host to 127.0.0.1 and it will connect over tcp/ip instead of using a unix socket..
<18> oh wait.. your chmod is all backwards
<21> 666
<21> if the webserver is running the script, might need chmod 666
<16> has anyone here ever consumed a .NET WSDL SOAP service with PHP5 before?
<22> yeah i ate some Dial yesterday
<22> note to self... don't eat soap
<21> I've consumed a NuSOAP service before
<21> :)
<16> I'll take that as a no... oh well
<3> Bah, I'm trying to search an array. I have looked at in_array and array_search ... but say the element is "hahasomething1234" ... and I search for "something" ... I want the key of that element to be spit out. How can I do this? array_preg_search would be cool. hehe
<23> in array
<3> Jymmm: hmm, /me checks again
<16> foo: if in_array doesn't work you can use array_map and have your function do the preg_*
<3> Jymmm: hmm, yeah, but that doesn't spit out the key. It just returns true.
<18> you can't do partial matches on in_array
<3> zircu: ah, thanks
<3> drgalaxy: I'll look at array_map, thanks
<21> foreach ($arr as $key => $value) { preg_match(...
<18> i'd also look at array_walk
<3> fleckz: Yeah, I know I can do that. Just didn't know if there was a more effective way or not.
<3> zircu: hmm, alright.
<16> simple is best
<23> array_search
<23> if you ppl would just RTFM... http://us2.php.net/array
<3> Jymmm: Doesn't do partial match.
<3> Jymmm: haha.
<16> yeah Jymmm.... RTFQuestion
<24> foo: You can always crank out your own function...
<16> :-) j/k
<3> Stormch[a]ser: Right.
<24> drgalaxy: *blink*
<25> TML: Where the heck are you?
<9> Let's see how many of you get this right: How are objects p***ed around by default in PHP5?
<26> if i have a php.ini where i know php looks for it, but also a php.ini where PHPRC points to, will the second php.ini be included as well, or does php stop reading conf when it finds the first one?
<16> Kira: by reference?
<2> why does SQL hate me >.<
<9> 1. by value 2. by reference 3. by reference-value
<9> choose the correct answer. :)
<25> Kira: *blink*
<26> Kira: i go for 3 :>
<16> yeah, I think 3 is right
<25> I'd go for some food...
<2> i choose for 4
<26> does anyone know the answer to my question?
<27> All of the above
<25> Fushuing: Yeah! 4) food! :)
<9> -o-
<9> anyway, the correct answer is 3. :) congrats to all of you.
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