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<0> yeah
<1> mikedub: if you're in the vicinity of Michigan, there's a panel on secure programming in PHP at Penguicon.
<2> oooh i found it jymmmmm. zend optimizer is causing it
<3> MrKennie and how did you find that?
<4> lol
<3> mrkris and how did you find that?
<5> CryWolf: I'm a fair but further than a long drive away
<2> jymmmmm: realized that i ha zend enabled and i commented it out from the cli php.ini
<5> I don't think i could convince these guys to fly me there after just hiring me
<1> pity. it's a fun con.
<3> mrkris ah, ok. So in other words using plain old php and not all this add on **** would have saved you some headaches?
<2> jymmmmm: thanks for trying to make me look like an idiot, but i have to have zend enabled.
<2> zend_extension=/usr/local/Zend/lib/ZendExtensionManager.so
<2> that's causing it
<5> thanks for the suggestions
<3> mrkris no, I'm really not. but why do you ***HAVE*** to have it?



<2> an application i am using is zend encoded. unless you know of another way ...
<3> mrkris oh **** me... something that was bought I'd suspect?
<6> I have a quesiton, how will preg_match react if theres more than one ending of something, like if I use /<b>(.*)<\/b>/i, and there happens to be two bolded tags
<2> no
<2> not purchased, it's free with some drawbacks, but requires zend
<3> mrkris then why encode it?
<3> mrkris no comment.
<2> hehe
<2> so i'm stuck with zend for it. it all works without that zend so loaded, so i'm gonna try that app again, brb
<3> mrkris what does it do (basically) ?
<2> jymmmmm: TGP
<3> ?
<2> thumbnail gallery post
<4> lol
<2> Jymm: ok, i'll make it simple. I run dozens of porn sites.
<2> Jymm: I'm testing out a new product to migrate my stuff to.
<7> mrkris DUH! That's not what I was sighing about.
<7> mrkris it's the fact that you couldn't just wrote your own easily enough.
<4> i always love my stay in this channel... :)
<2> Jymm: have you ever run a tgp? there is more than just posting links.
<2> Jymm: dealing with partner accounts, traffic skimming, ranking, autocropping, autofetching and much more. its a big project
<7> mrkris I only do QUALITY PORN, non of this bull**** crap.
<2> haha. i'm sure you do
<7> mrkris how much is your weekly draw?
<8> mysql-lite how do you install that in windows
<8> just uncomment the extension
<7> mrkris feel free to msg me the amount
<8> cause having a hell of a time trying to get mysql to connect to php
<6> does preg_match stop when it hits a return character?
<6> I can't seem to match anything with returns in it
<2> my weekly draw is none of your concern
<1> Tarantulafudge: have you read php.net/pcre including Pattern Syntax and Pattern Modifiers?
<2> I'm not here to play 'i have bigger balls than you' but apparently you feel you have to do that.
<6> CryWolf: can you clarify what I'm looking for
<1> Tarantulafudge: yes. you're looking for details on pattern syntax and modifiers.
<6> CryWolf: I don't see any references to returns
<1> Tarantulafudge: returns? like returning a value from a function?
<9> Tarantulafudge, http://php.mirrors.ilisys.com.au/manual/en/reference.pcre.pattern.modifiers.php
<6> CryWolf: no, like physical returns in a string
<1> Tarantulafudge: ah, newlines.
<0> anyone know if there is a way so the user can't see the forums at all until he logs in?
<6> CryWolf: yea
<0> like just have a page with a login screen
<1> Jayinwww: check if the user has a valid login.
<0> oops wrong chat
<6> CryWolf: so I need /m ?
<1> Tarantulafudge: could be. I'm not looking at it right now. Why not give it a try.
<6> CryWolf: are quotes seen as pattern modifiers?
<7> backslash is delimeters in RegEx (typically)
<1> Tarantulafudge: what makes you think they are?
<6> CryWolf: well, im trying to figure out whats making my regex strange
<7> !+mre
<7> [MRE] 'Meal, Ready to Eat' used by the military in the field and others during a disaster as they have a long shelf life. But you probably wanted 'MRE - Mastering Regular Expressions' the bible of regex http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/regex2/ also get http://www.weitz.de/regex-coach/
<10> I want to get my servers load adn return it
<10> but exec() p***thru() nothign seems to be working
<10> any ideas?
<6> <!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="doctitle" --><title>Test</title><!-- InstanceEndEditable -->, I'm trying to get it to match whats between the comments
<10> I did $load = p***thru('top'); echo $load; got nothing
<1> tek_: why would you use top for that?
<10> what should I use?



<1> uptime would work much better. or reading /proc/loadavg if you're on linux.
<1> especially since you don't appear to tell top to run just once.
<10> when does the load avg get approximated?
<6> CryWolf: you see?
<1> tek_: check the system documentation. you may need to look at the kernel sources.
<1> Tarantulafudge: kind of.
<6> Is there some kind of list of every character that needs escaping?
<7> Tarantulafudge kinda vague question, can you be more specific?
<6> Jymm: I need a list of every pattern modifier that needs escaping to be seen as literal
<1> put it inside single quotes. then only single quotes and the delimiter need escaping.
<7> !+mre
<7> Tarantulafudge: [MRE] 'Meal, Ready to Eat' used by the military in the field and others during a disaster as they have a long shelf life. But you probably wanted 'MRE - Mastering Regular Expressions' the bible of regex http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/regex2/ also get http://www.weitz.de/regex-coach/
<6> CryWolf: Its already in single quotes from the php, though
<1> wait...pattern modifiers need escaping?
<1> Tarantulafudge: regexes are a complex topic, in any language. learning them better will do you much good.
<6> CryWolf: thats fine and dandy but I need this to work for now
<1> Tarantulafudge: you're asking random questions about regular expressions. not that much I can do with that.
<11> Anyone runs suphp on a webhosting environment? I would like to know how slow it can be with some several websites aboard
<12> Tarantulafudge: hi
<12> Tarantulafudge: still have a regexp quesT?
<12> er question
<6> Jmax: yea
<12> <- perl nerd before PHP
<11> :)
<6> Jmax: I've been messing with visual regexp
<12> mundohosting: never used suPHP. sorry.
<12> Tarantulafudge: "visual"?
<13> visual regex?
<11> np
<14> yea.. visual
<14> you see what you type!
<6> Jmax: yea, since I'm really bad at it
<13> ..
<13> ahem
<14> I remember normal regex.. damn thing was too hard
<13> I have kde regex editor .... is soso
<14> actually Jmax I got a regex question I wasnt able to work out a few weeks ago.. still haven't been able too..
<6> Jmax: anyways, <!-- InstanceBeginEditable name="doctitle" --><title>Test</title><!-- InstanceEndEditable -->, trying to match anything between the html comments
<14> If I got a string, how can I remove all the \n's from everything outside the bounds of <textarea> and </textarea>
<13> outside the bouds of textarea?
<13> that'd be Body
<14> well I think of it as a string in general
<14> not as html code
<15> nite nobbies
<11> is there any tutorial on how to use the kde regexpeditor?
<11> :S
<13> mundohosting: not, but, just give it some text, and type away, it checks as you type and give the results right off
<11> Is there any other software like it?
<13> it has UI buttons and stuff, but I don't use that
<13> mundohosting: I did something akin to that in js, it works ok, didn't add much typo debugging though
<13> I still have it if you want to give it a whirl
<11> would be ok
<13> mundohosting: hold on
<13> mundohosting: http://rafb.net/paste/results/tYS5cw68.html
<11> Ok, thanks
<6> Jmax: you there?
<13> left long box is for the regex, right small box is for the flags i g or m
<16> hello all!
<6> CommandPrompt: I feel like im gonna cry
<6> CommandPrompt: lol
<13> hehe
<13> cry?
<12> oh crap
<12> sorry
<12> Tarantulafudge: i have a regexp for that
<12> Tarantulafudge: sec
<6> CommandPrompt: you hear that? its god from above
<13> endra: using preg_replace(), right?
<13> hehehe
<12> crap. i don't have it
<12> but in short, it uses look-ahaed positive ***ertion(?)
<12> or whatever that's called
<6> Jmax: I see
<12> (?<!...) Zero-width negative lookbehind ***ertion


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