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<0> Uhh which file is my "Comamdn shell" >_>
<1> deadroot: It's a handy tool. Google for it. There's really just the one worth using. You open the DLL in it, and it tells you what's missing.
<2> "winkey + r" then type "run"
<0> Erm.. type "run" ?
<1> You mean "cmd"
<0> Yeah.. cmd
<2> gah... "cmd"
<1> Who was it that said they have a Krugle account?
<0> Well it's spitting out quite a lot of stuff..
<0> But no MySQL
<1> I have some high-level questions about the service, if you're willing to spend a few minutes answering them.
<2> Hezkore: you sure? because if it isn't saying anything about mysql, than you had rebooted for nothing
<3> TML usually you work with two versions to write code compatible
<0> Not a single SQL there :P
<1> I have an amazingly powerful plan for Krugle, but want to know whether it's going to be possible or not, and I just got notified that I'm in the "second half" of the beta group, which means I won't get my account until they're in "stress testing"
<2> Hezkore: okay. *sigh* ... do: winkey + break
<4> TML: How do you put a whole html ref into a form?
<0> Mhmm
<1> j45on: What do you mean "html ref"?
<2> Hezkore: advanced > environment variables > system variables
<0> Mmm
<2> Hezkore: look for the path in it
<1> kioto: Apache modules are rather unique in the way they load symbols into Apache's symbol table. As a result, both PHP4 and PHP5 try to create (for example), zend_safe_str. Obviously, they can't BOTH have that symbol.
<2> Hezkore: edit it and append the mysql path
<1> kioto: It's the same reason you can't run mod_python 2.3 and mod_python 2.4 in the same apache.
<0> There's a few paths these...
<0> *there
<5> hey, did the exams begin yet?
<4> http://www.notd-aftermath.com/hq/mods/phpbb_fetch_all/examples/search.php into the header.
<2> Hezkore: copy it out to the notepad and edit it. should be clearer that way :)
<1> kioto: mod_perl has a similar issue, but it's been so long since I touched mod_perl, I cannot recall specifics.
<1> j45on: No. Nononononononono.
<1> j45on: You just put the *FORM* part
<1> Not the entire page
<1> Just from <form> to </form>
<5> TML: i thought we didn't help with third party scripts?
<1> j45on: Given that it's almost certainly relatively static, my advice from earlier (copy the HTML from the rendered form) stands.
<1> Fushuing: This is a "basic understanding of PHP and HTML" issue.
<0> Ok deadroot , fixed it
<6> I am trying to install php 5.1.4 with apache 2.2.2 on windows xp. Apache starts with no problems, but when I add LoadModule php5_module "C:\webserver\php\php5apache2.dll" in httpd.conf and I try to start apache, I get the following error: C:/webserver/php/php5apache2.dll into server: The specified module could not be found.
<4> how do I do that?
<5> which he is unable to grasp? :S
<6> But the dll file it there, I can see it.
<1> Fushuing: Yes.
<5> he's unable to grasp it :/
<2> Hezkore: okay. try testing again.
<2> Hezkore: if that doesn't work check the echo %path%
<1> Nucleus: That error is saying ""C:\webserver\php\php5apache2.dll specified a module which could not be found"
<2> Hezkore: if still no go, reboot and try again
<0> Mysql works in "run"
<2> Hezkore: that's a damn good sign
<0> Indeed
<1> Nucleus: Generally, follow php.net/install.windows. As a first guess of what you missed, php(4|5)ts.dll is not on %PATH%
<6> TML; it is
<2> Hezkore: what does phpinfo say now?
<6> php5ts.dll is in system32 folder
<1> Nucleus: Beyond that, all I can do is point you at the low-level debugging tool "Dependency Walker" (google for it). It'll tell you which DLL is missing. Unfortunately, we don't support that tool, so we can only provide minimal help.
<0> Erm deadroot, now Apache is complaning :S
<6> ok, i'll try it
<2> Hezkore: what says it?
<0> Erm it's Swedish >_>
<2> translate it or hope it's recognisable :)
<4> how do I copy the HTML from the rendered form
<1> Nucleus: There are also the mailing lists, where Windows users generally find more success. We're a fairly "unix" oriented group.
<0> Couldn't find producestartadress mysql_real_escape_string in DLL LIBMYSQL.dll
<6> TML: there a er no installaton instruction for php with apache 2.2.2. Only for apache 2.0.x
<1> Nucleus: I don't think PHP supports Apache 2.2.x yet
<2> Hezkore: that's a first for me
<1> Nucleus: That's not to say it *doesn't* work, it's simply not something we're targetting right now, so it's probably a mixed bag
<1> j45on: Go to that page in a browser, use your browser's equivalent of "view source"
<1> j45on: Then use "copy" and "paste"
<1> The rest is left as an excercise for the reader
<2> Hezkore: can i see your php.ini again?
<0> ftp://hezkore.ath.cx/php.ini
<0> Oops
<0> ok now
<7> TML: maybe you can help me with this. i'd like to p*** a couple configuration instructions to php via command line when running it. i'm using a debian cgi build of php 4.4.2. the man page suggests that `php -d configoption=value` will set the PHP configuration option 'configoption' to 'value'. Unfortunately, that didn't work for me. Have you ever tried this?
<1> Nucleus: My understanding is that the interals re:modules didn't change significantly, but I wouldn't be surprised to find that the linkage on Win32 was too tightly coupled to allow it to load.
<2> TML: ever seen "Couldn't find producestartadress mysql_real_escape_string in DLL LIBMYSQL.dll" ?
<1> deadroot: Yes
<2> what causes it?
<6> TML: I don;t know what to say. I am currently using php 5.1.4 with apache 2.0.55 with no problems. I just wanted to upgrade. but it seems that I'll have to wait untill I have some good documentation.
<8> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/4EglQ266.html
<1> deadroot: That's the sort of error I would expect when the version of LIBMYSQL.dll on the system doesn't match that which php_mysql.dll is linked against.
<8> TML: works now
<1> deadroot: i.e., the procedure address has moved.
<1> thyko: Excellent.
<1> thyko: Well done.
<2> TML: okay. so php5.1 and mysql 5.0 don't match?
<8> but it leaves the last char unprintend: eg 'abc' produdes '12'
<1> deadroot: That specific php_mysql.dll and that libmysql.dll don't match
<1> Nucleus: At the very least, wait until PHP is officially supporting Apache 2.2
<2> TML: okay
<2> Hezkore: is there a libmysql.dll in the php directory?
<0> Nope
<1> deadroot: I don't keep up on the various versions, though. I don't even *run* MySQL, nor PHP5.x
<2> Hezkore: there is a libmysql.dll in my php 5.1.4
<0> AHA!
<1> thyko: You're mistaken!
<0> Ok i unpacked and it's there now
<0> Still same error
<1> thyko: It gets all three characters. 0, 1, and 2
<2> Hezkore: that's because php is still picking up the wrong dll
<1> thyko: However, "0"."1" becomes 1
<2> Hezkore: i don't think it'd be a good idea to replace mysql's copy of the libmysql.dll with php's copy
<1> thyko: Therefore, you get "12" as the output
<1> deadroot: o.O
<2> Hezkore: so you may have to remove the mysql\bin from the system path
<1> That's....an understatement
<8> TML: why doesnt it print '0'?
<0> Ok
<2> TML: :)
<2> Hezkore: and move php's copy of the libmysql.dll into windows/system32
<0> ...
<7> TML: do you have time to look at my question? should i repeat?
<2> Hezkore: heh, i'll take that as it works
<0> It sure does! :D
<1> thyko: PHP drops leading zeros in a lot of situations
<1> Piet: I've never tried it. Which option(s) are you trying to override using -d"?
<1> s/"//
<2> Hezkore: anyway, there is an off chance your dl() problem has gone away as well, iirc
<9> deadroot: .so files are much more handy ;)
<2> Meltir: >_<
<0> What the hell is "iirc"?
<1> Meltir: At least with .so files there's the implicit understanding that I can run it under a tracer to see which .so is being picked up!
<2> Hezkore: if i recall correctly
<0> Aha
<0> Yeah it's gone
<0> I checked that as soon as i got Apache running
<0> That's why i thought you deserved a kiss \o/
<7> TML: a couple. I also tried combining them in some way, but nothing worked. I tried p***ing just an error_log override using -d, that didnt work either.
<1> thyko: Also, don't bother calling unset($i)
<2> the dl() probalem was because you didn't specify the extension path :)
<9> TML: sadly - there is no real alternatives to dll's under windows. i get the feeling that .so will just not run under m$
<1> thyko: It saves nothing
<9> :)
<0> xD
<1> Meltir: That's correct. Even if .so's worked in Windows, you'd have the same problems as with DLLs there. Namely, that you have little to no control over where they're found and when.
<10> this might be a #web question, but if I have a link that opens in a new window (delete item confirmation). After the form is submitted in this new window is there anyway i can make a call to the parent window to refresh. Both pages are php.
<1> Pivot: Yeah, that's more of a #web question. But the short answer is "yes, using Javascript"
<10> TML: thanks
<8> TML: grrr!
<11> DOM dosent recognize textarea and select as an elements.. is there something i could do about it? thanks
<1> thyko: An easier solution would be making 'a' 1 instead of 0
<8> is there a way to make $bases = range('a','z'); start @ bases[1]
<1> Piet: From what I can tell, "-d" has *very* low precedence, so it gets overridden by anything else along the way. As a test, try this: php -c /tmp/a.ini -d short_open_tag=On -i | grep 'short_open_tag'
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