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<0> i think i have it at like 100MB
<1> you think or you have?
<0> i know it's 100MB
<2> what do you mean, 'the bigger problem it has'? does it just work or not work depending on the size of the file?
<0> it works depending on either the file size or type
<3> anyone know where i can get regex help?
<4> !tell theotherlight about MRE
<1> Dereck: What's your post limit size?
<5> Dereck, have you check the upload size limit in php.ini?
<0> where is php.ini usually located.
<6> ~/etc/php
<6> */etc/php
<6> No ~.
<6> Or C:\Windows\php.ini.
<1> ...
<1> Dereck: phpinfo()
<5> run phpinfo(); it should tell you
<7> hi
<0> what is the setting i'm looking for in it?
<7> 66.666666666667
<7> how can i trim that number to just 66 or 67?
<7> is there a round up?
<2> ceil()
<7> ty
<1> regex is good.
<3> not if you **** at it
<1> theotherlight: There is an obvious solution to that, isn't it?
<3> don't ****?
<3> i just don't have the time to learn something im only going to use once
<3> you want to help me?
<3> i just need to match a word only if it's not within: title="someword"
<3> if that's even possible im not sure
<8> im using php's file_get_contents of a URL taht's 302 redirecting me to another url, it fails and doesn't grab the url, any ideas on what i can do
<1> shoot yourself in the foot?
<3> wow, i think i made php crash
<3> sweet
<7> its funny how you overlook the simple things
<7> thx again for the help
<1> test1234567: You might want to have a peek at the round() function...
<7> youre right i should
<7> ty
<7> ceil gives me 101% when it should be 100%
<7> so i think round would be better
<7> yep and ty again for the help
<7> yall have a nice one
<9> did everyone leave?
<10> yup
<9> cool
<9> altoid, you around?
<11> hello anyone here has used PEAR's DB.php module?
<12> hello ... anyone familiar with suphp ?
<12> or php as cgi for that matter
<12> problem is with $_SERVER[SCRIPT_NAME] var ... for instance, if the script is foo.php, that env var will have /username/foo.php and not foo.php
<12> is there any configuration option to correct this?
<13> leOn $_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"] ?
<14> any body have a nice php chat ?? simple but god working ?? using socket and ping pong ?
<15> Ignoring the fact that all arrays are ***ociative internally in php ... is there any way to tell whether an ***ociative or indexed array is p***ed to a function?
<15> And secondly a way to check if $param is an array or a scalar ..
<16> Woosta: is_scalar(), and if (array_keys($a) === range(0, count($a) - 1))
<12> bruno: yes
<16> le0n: basename()
<15> arpad .. ta .. that words for me .. but it does make me wonder about ***ociative arrays with progressive numbers for keys :)
<12> the problem is that i'd like a global solution, since it's a shared web server
<12> i.e. ... i'm not going around the users php scripts making changes
<12> isn't there a way to configure such a thing .. ?
<16> le0n: why is it a problem anyway? it's the normal behaviour..
<12> arpad: it's a problem because most applications around that make use of that env var are prepared for use with mod_php only
<16> le0n: oh i see what you mean. use vhosts?
<12> i'm using suphp for privilege separation, vhosts, etc
<17> hm
<17> what would be causing error 500's ? ;\
<16> nanotec: normally a misconfigured server
<18> How can I upload multiple files from a HTML form?
<18> Not just one
<16> le0n: no experience with that i'm afraid. as a very last resort, you could fix it in an auto_prepend_file script, but i'd really advise against that
<16> Mc_Fly: with multiple file inputs
<12> i was hoping that the cgi.fix_pathinfo would do anything about it .. but not ... =P
<14> wcare esti roman ?
<18> arpad: can php do ftp and would that work?
<16> Mc_Fly: php can do ftp as a client.. that's pretty far from html file uploads though
<18> arpad: ya, but how can I browse from say a form to select a folder, not a file. So that I know the folder to be uploaded
<19> i'm getting an undefined index notice... wondering what is the proper way to handle this, i don't want to just turn error_reporting off like some places suggest.
<16> Mc_Fly: you can't do that with a normal browser, maybe use a java applet or something
<20> hmmm cssFloat in other browsers
<20> sighhh
<16> bignose: just check variables/array indices with isset() before you use them
<21> hello guys, im gettin this error :
<21> Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /usr/share/freeradius-dialupadmin/lib/attrshow.php3 on line 5
<21> Could not include SQL library functions. Aborting
<19> arpad: k.
<21> i dont know what foreach() means,
<10> Meaw: foreach wants an array, not whatever your giving it - and we don't support 3rd party scripts
<21> it's simple, i dont know what to change in line 5
<21> foreach($ARR as $val){
<22> what would be the best way to check if a string begins with www.
<19> arpad: thanks eh
<21> this is line 5
<10> Meaw: regardless, we do not support third party scripts, which this is
<21> who does
<21> please
<16> Jezek: i'd use substr()
<10> email tech support, call them, see if they have a channel on freenode, i dont know the script your working with, nor the developers
<22> ok
<22> if(substr($this->fd_row[7], 0, 4) == "www."))
<22> that look good?
<10> zelazny going funny?
<15> Is there any way to do a replace that mutates the string in question and returns whether it was successful or not? preg_replace returns the mutated string (or array)
<10> Woosta: take the outputted string, so if($outstring == $original_string){/* it didn't do anything */}
<16> Jezek: yeah
<22> kk coo
<16> Woosta: or just supply the $count argument to preg_replace
<10> that too
<15> So it mutates AND returns the mutated string? So I could do if($mystring = preg_replace('X', 'Y', $mystring){ nothing changed, but $mystring now has a new value }
<15> I don't have php5 so count won't do anything for me ..
<12> i'm fscked ...
<23> count() should work with older php's
<23> no ?
<15> count()??? We're talking about the $count argument to preg_replace which was added in v5
<23> oooh
<23> interesting, I'll have a look at that myself
<23> love preg
<24> trying to compile php4, I have a non-RPM version of mysql 5 installed.
<10> snakeman: did you get the mysql libraries?
<24> when I do ./configure -with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql it dies
<10> snakeman: try not supplying a directory
<24> itrebal: you mean just put a slash on the end?
<10> no, --with-mysql
<24> well...okay...you're talking about using php's built-in mysql, right?
<24> yes, that's what I had before
<10> ohk
<16> snakeman: --with-mysql=/usr/local
<24> but now that i've upgraded to mysql 5, i'm getting authentication erros
<8> PHP Fatal error: Can't use function return value in write context
<8> waht is this?
<8> in write context?
<24> arpad: I'll try that
<10> acidjazz: ***ign the return to a variable
<8> if (empty(trim($torrents['title']))) {
<8> itrebal: no
<10> then use the variable
<8> itrebal: i have no need to put it in a variable
<8> this crap didnt occur until i went to php 5.1.4
<10> i know that, i've gotten that too, and fixed it by asigning it to a variable
<10> and what version are you using?
<8> i just compiled 5.1.4
<8> itrebal: thats stupid
<8> itrebal: you shouldnt ahve to do that
<16> um, doesn't empty() only work for variables anyway?
<8> avlues
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