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<0> What's new phishy
<0> I write my last exam ever in a week and a day
<1> awesome., then to work with you? ;-)
<2> so i know for a fact that apache is the user that needs sudoer
<0> Thank freaking God
<0> Paul Reinheimer, BComm, BCS, ZCE :)
<1> awesome. you missed PHP Quebec fool
<0> I know
<0> I'm crazy busy at the moment
<0> :(
<0> Amy Hoy from OmniTI wants me to come work there
<1> it's cool ;-) i had fun then got sick
<1> do it!
<1> they're awesome
<0> Maryland here i come, I hope
<0> I think so
<1> there's openings too ;-)
<0> I've met George a couple times, I like Wez, so I think I might have a chance
<3> can someone please remind me how you calculate the percentage of something
<3> I'm having a brain fart
<0> 100/<what its out of> * <how many you got>
<4> p***be: the string concatenation operator is . See php.net/operators for all the operators
<3> I want to discount a price by 30%
<4> xareon: say the word slowly
<3> sweet
<0> Multiply it by .7
<1> preinheimer: i just been coding for money like a good whore
<0> ahh
<1> i like my job tho
<0> good call
<0> where?
<1> The Broad Institute in Cambridge MA
<4> and if that isn't a misleading name, I don't know what is.
<1> hehe i know
<4> sorry. I'm sure you get that all the time.
<1> it's cool, i'm so used to it, i forget its ambiguity
<1> :-)
<3> exit
<0> So it's either maryland or Montreal for me
<0> Might go live with a friend I met at PHP|Works last year
<1> ooh if you move to Montreal let me know ;-)
<0> If you drive down to PHP|Tek you can crash in my room while i'm there
<1> eek drive, thats long
<0> fly, whatever
<1> cool, that would be mighty spontaneous, i'll think about it ;-)
<0> heh, i don't have a plane ticket yet either
<0> I've gotta cut out early, I'm volunteering for this camp this summer, gotta come back for training
<0> I'm taking four 11 year olds to norway for three weeks
<1> eek buy before the rates jack up... sounds like an interesting trip, going to Skien are you? ;-)
<0> Yeah, need money.
<0> Should get some this weekj
<1> sell your books on the street
<0> heh
<1> thats published right?
<0> Umm, it's in production
<1> cool
<0> <meekly ducks>
<1> hehheh
<0> When my editor quit things went much slower
<1> ooh, that ****s
<1> gave you some time tho ;-)
<0> heh
<0> Hows your mysql fu?
<1> preinheimer: hopefully good, you can pm me on it
<0> can I? Can I really? Aww shucks mister that'd be just super! :)
<1> the gods get angry here
<0> aye
<0> Not sure which client you're using, I pm'd you
<1> oh crap
<1> i just sent a message
<0> i replied
<1> dang i dont see it
<1> oh well, i'm on AIM at least
<0> I'll get on whatever IM client we have each other on
<5> preinheimer, you must identify yourself to nickserv
<5> then pm works
<1> yup
<6> thanks mundohosting
<5> okis
<7> hi.
<7> i am trying to run mediawiki, andnit requires the newer mysql client,
<7> i am running now Client API version .23.49
<7> does anybody know howt o upgrade it to 4.x
<5> #mysql
<7> but it's php.
<7> i have downloaded the latest mysql 4.x version
<4> ticki: update your mysql libs.
<8> hello... how can i only replace the first occurence with preg_replace?
<9> Ok, I would like some security help with preg_replace
<9> I use it a bit
<9> and have heard it can be exploited and wondering how it can be exploited\
<9> I am owner of phpwned.com (currently down for a couple of weeks til I get my new server as well as v2 in development on localhost atm whenever I get some time :p) and i am pretty slick with php (i am 16 btw) and have a nice job doing just that now :)
<10> cdizzle: your question?
<9> preg_replace, how it is exploited
<10> oh. i can only think of the regex for the preg_replace being poorly written. or maybe the charsets in use
<4> in general, through sloppy coding.
<11> Is there any way to specify a different text for the "file" input element in HTML forms? Never found any info on this... I ***ume that it's not possible.
<12> KimmoA: do you mean automatically populate the field?
<11> ?
<11> No... I mean changing the "Choose..." text.
<11> The UA automatically slaps a "file search" button next to the "file" input element.
<10> i doubt you'd be able to find an easy way
<11> I doubt that it's even possible...
<10> i think some people tried overlaying an image on top of the button...
<12> KimmoA: http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/inputfile.html
<13> the email function in my php setup doesn't work.. I'm using a gentoo based server and php 4.4, so how would I enable it?
<11> That sounds awfully hackish and ugly.
<10> and then redirect the clicks to the button
<12> KimmoA: it is
<11> dools: Ah.
<11> Great. Just GREAT. It has begun happening again: MSIE and Firefox auto-clear my forms when you go back. Opera doesn't. I verified that this would not happen recently on this box, and now they do it again. GAH! WHY?!
<12> KimmoA: regardless, you can't set the value in a file input field. i'm pretty sure it would be a huge security risk
<11> :[
<11> Should've been built into the HTML specs.
<11> So... do you know about my second, real problem?
<12> KimmoA: that would allow a web page to get any file off your computer and send it to the server without you knowing
<12> KimmoA: umm, not really sure what your second, real problem is, you mean auto clearing forms?
<11> Yeah.
<11> It makes absolutely no sense.
<11> I was never able to track it down the last time.
<11> I haven't changed anything to the server since I verified that it didn't happen... AFAIK.
<12> well once the form's been submitted you can just store the values in the session if you want to be sure and not rely on the behaviour of the UA
<11> I know... but that's ugly. MSIE and Firefox normally don't do this.
<11> I certainly haven't told them to do so...
<11> I'm not sending any "no cache" headers or anything like that...
<12> KimmoA: well i'd try to rely as little as possible on the behaviour of the user agent for things like that
<11> I thought for a long time that these browsers actually did always clear the forms on back.
<11> Opera would never do something as retarded as that.
<11> <:/
<14> anyone ever try pair programming ? (the XP thing)
<12> mick_linux: no, but i've tried pear programming :D
<12> mick_linux: are you in your computer science lab?
<11> Do you know each other?
<12> KimmoA: nope
<14> dools, no
<14> i'm not a CS student
<14> i'm not even a student :)
<12> oh right, wrong mick_linux
<14> ya sure theer must be 2 :)
<12> mick_linux is a pretty common name
<14> i'm looking into some of the XP methedologies though
<12> mick_linux: i used to do it in a team i worked with... when things were getting really hardcore on the deadlines we'd pair up to stop stupid mistakes
<12> mick_linux: worked pretty well, but usually we found it better to work alone
<14> ok
<14> i hear that programming is slower (w/ less mistakes) w/ pair programming
<14> was that true in your team?
<12> mick_linux: http://www.squiz.net is a company here in australia that works exclusively with XP
<14> i'm thinking that I might not go 100% XP - but only take what I like
<14> i like use cases for instance
<12> mick_linux: yeah, slower less mistakes... but we generally employed it as a tactic when we were tired or had already written the app and needed to make some changes very close to a deadline
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