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<0> yea
<0> already digging for that ;)
<1> hmmm, i need to get the date("Y-m-d H:i:s"); from the actual server, rather than the client... anybody? :)
<2> [a]freebsd_fan: Hunh? PHP runs on the server. So, like, that's what you're gonna get.
<1> nope, that returned the same date of my client when i mod it
<1> ooop
<1> wrong sorry
<1> i confused my test server with server
<1> :)
<1> sorry
<2> [a]freebsd_fan: If client and server are in the same time-zone...
<3> richardlynch, not coming up with anything.....
<2> CrazyTux: First answer I see on http://info.com led me to this: http://www.symfony-project.com/content/book/page/security.html
<0> richardlynch, .... yea, looked @ apache, seems it calls some sort of initgroups() after the setgid() function. (os/unix/unixd.c)
<2> JamenoWRK: And php has no posix_initgroups?... maybe you need to code your own custom extension or put in a feature request.
<2> CrazyTux: Here's another one, all bundled up and ready to go, in the second answer. http://www.phpcl***es.org/browse/package/2007.html
<3> richardlynch, perhaps my search query is incorrect...
<3> richardlynch, what are you searching for?
<2> http://info.com/PHP5 user authentication cl***
<2> Maybe you're just using an inferior search engine :-)
<2> Disclosure: I work for info.com :-)
<3> richardlynch, you work for info.com ?
<2> I just said so, no?
<3> richardlynch, I'm not looking for huge frameworks though, I'm looking for little user implementations.
<3> richardlynch, what do you do for them?
<2> You see them "tabs" at the top like "Reference" and "Video"? I'm working on moving the "Health" one in-house instead of out-sourced.
<4> For email verification (on signup and changed email) is there any easier way then using email, new_email and token in the db?
<4> I've thought about simply generating a hash from new_email+salt and sending hash to the new email. If the click link it proves they are in control of the email, but this doesn't really feels right.
<2> sandstrom: If you don't care about getting flooded by bogus scripted bot users, then you can skip all that...
<2> sandstrom: That was a long way of saying "No"
<4> I dont know really how important it is, the risk is probably fairly low, but since users will be sending email (to other users) (my smtp, but their address as from:) and recover their p***word to the email I would feel better with verified emails.
<4> Also its a fairly "serious" app, not a pastie or some other semi-important thing, and I will be charging money for it, it seems like this feature should be present.
<5> where can I get php_sqlite.so for php 4.3? can I download it from anywhere without having to compile it?
<2> sandstrom: I'd stick with the email token and confirmation process, then. It's not THAT tricky. Escpecially as you would othewise open yourself up to spam-bots out the wazoo.
<2> FearMoth: Have you searched your normal Operating System package management system, whatever it is?
<6> captcha is also nice to use
<6> if u wanna keep bots out
<6> tho some bots can get p***ed that too
<2> It would be more accurate to say that some CAPTCHA implementations have some bots that can defeat them.
<6> yes :)
<2> I know, cuz I wrote a bot last month in PHP to defeat a (bad) CAPTCHA. :-)
<6> hehe
<6> http://www.ocr-research.org.ua/teabag.html <-- that's an interesting captcha method
<7> ||cw, are you there ?
<7> richardlynch, what was a simple alternative for str_replace ? somthing with a variable2=array(word1 => word2) and as the variable1=>variable2 and than echto the varibale2 ?
<7> -t
<2> MatBoy: Hunh? Are you forgetting that str_replace() now takes array arguments?
<5> richardlynch: I need to upload it to the webserver because the server does not have mysql or sqlite supported
<5> adn it's php 4.3.11
<8> Pollita, you about?
<2> FearMoth: is it your server, or are you just on a shared server? It's a lot easier to ask a webhost to install...
<7> richardlynch, I figured something out with ||cw becaus the str_replace() was a problem in the script.
<9> how do you escape a % in sprintf ?
<10> i have a newbie question on character encoding if someone has a moment
<2> glaucontech: %% http://php.net/sprintf
<2> !+ask
<10> i should type that? :)
<9> thx richardlynch
<7> richard, any idea ?
<7> richardlynch, any idea ?
<2> MatBoy: preg_replace_all ??? I don't even understand the question..
<7> richardlynch, I have a variable, 80 (port 80) that I get from an array because I want to check more ports. with a foreach ($ports as $port_value) I parse the $port_value because I need ports some more times for other script-parts
<7> richardlynch, So I want to rename 80 to WWW
<7> richardlynch, did it yesterday the way I described... change dthe code and don;t have my test anymore :(
<2> MatBoy: $known_ports = array('www' => 80, 'ftp'=>25);
<11> ftp:25?
<7> nah, that is SMTP :)
<7> 21
<2> cat /etc/services
<2> how the hell should I know the magic numbers?
<2> :-)
<7> richardlynch, no excuss :p
<7> hehe
<7> but no problem !
<11> richardlynch: ftp:20,21
<7> 20 is for P***ivemode
<2> Maybe MatBoy needs a parser for /etc/services :-)
<7> maybe richardlynch need a new IT-book... I will buy one for PHP again :P
<7> hehe
<12> Your PHP installation does not seem to have the required GD library, which is needed to use the reports module.
<2> Book? Who uses a book? http://php.net/manual and http://info.com/ are all I used.
<2> r3vld: Seems pretty clear.. You didn't isntall GD. Install it.
<7> richardlynch, but in that way I can change port 80 to WWW and just parse the $known_ports ?
<12> i tried too
<12> but no good
<13> The PHP online manual is by far the best for an language I've seen
<2> $port = isset($known_ports[$key]) ? $known_ports[$key] : NULL;
<7> richardlynch, I want to know why we yester could do it so easy !
<2> Yep, php online manual rocks. I'd say the best dead-trees language book is Common Lisp, the Language by Guy L. Steele. You can read that just for fun.
<7> does someone have a log of yesterday from here ?
<2> I think God has one.
<7> can I just ping god ?
<13> richardlynch: You like writing shorthand if/else statements?
<13> I've never liked them.
<2> you know we're joking, right?
<7> own damn, guy's it's late here
<2> Sycofant: You are on your own for converting them into 6 lines of code. It should not be taxing.
<7> 3:37 am
<7> richardlynch, stop joking :P damn...
<7> :D
<13> * [GOD] (n=cyrus@64.34.162.98): Cyrus Lopez
<2> I do not know of a log for ##php.
<13> Sycofant: Indeed - I've been writing a lot of if/else stuff lately, but I still don't really like the shorthand version.
<7> richardlynch, maybe someone has to much HD-space and has turned his log-option on :)
<2> MatBoy: Anything is possible.
<13> I can't parse it in my head as quickly :)
<7> richardlynch, indeed... even I am possible :D
<2> Sycofant: I'm sorry for you, but I'm not about to type 6 lines of cruft for your convenience :-)
<2> Especially not in IRC :-)
<13> MatBoy: I just turned on logging - but I don't idle here.
<2> MayBoy: Maybe you could pastebin your current code, and get some help again... but I'm heading out.. Sorry.
<13> richardlynch: No no, quite alright of course - I was just wondering how you feel about them generally.
<7> Sycofant, mhh was you yesterday online here about 3 pm ?
<13> What timezone?
<7> Brussel
<13> Or more specifically, what time GMT
<7> so 9am in the US
<13> It's 1:40pm Friday where I am, so I dnno.
<7> what do we have here, +2 ? I thought
<2> Sycofant: I've been using the ternary operator since 1981-ish, so I'd say I'm pretty comfy with it, yes.
<13> See, I was not really programming then - and earlier languages I used didn't make much use of them - so I guess that's my handicap.
<7> Sycofant, +2 :)
<13> So, that would be about, uh 5am for me. So nope.
<2> I'm just too lazy to type 6 lines instead of a simple one liner, if the expressions are simple.
<7> you are from ?
<13> New Zealand
<7> damn, that is ***** early there than !
<7> :)
<13> We are GMT+12
<13> or +13 in summer.
<7> damn
<7> Sycofant, but do you have any idea ?
<13> Of what?
<7> I need a simple way of a str_replace
<7> so I don;t want to use str_replace
<13> ?
<13> str_replace does what you want? So why not use hat?
<7> I know you can do it by just making an array where you remane the variable, like with a str_replace
<7> Sycofant, the problem is that that could not be used in the script
<13> eregi_replace
<7> Sycofant, we didn't use anything of that
<7> only a array for the "change"
<7> and the variable $var=>$var2 or something
<13> So you want to change what to what, and why can't you use ereg_replace or str_replace?
<7> because I used a foreach... dunno anymore... will try the str_replace again !
<13> What are you actually trying to do though?
<13> What IDEs do people use for PHP development?
<13> Ideally free or open source?
<14> hi
<14> anyone can help me installing a mod in my forum? Cathegory hierarchy mod
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