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<0> lol
<1> Jymmmm, lol.
<2> Jymmmm: Well at least we're not marinating and roasting it
<1> Jymmmm, I'm not ****ing up to you. I'm just glad I don't have to work around this entire script.
<3> zircu: The network.dns.ipv4OnlyDomains string basically lists the servers that Firefox can't use IP Version 6 with, because they don't support it. It's not that they're selling you out, it's that they don't want pages to hang (which is what would happen if doubleclick was served ipv6). Furthermore, ipv6 sends even more user information than the other versions, so even if it did support it you might not want it to.
<3> zircu: just what I found.
<4> hmmm.. i wonder if you could just do *
<4> anway.. no ipv6 is setup on my end so i dont think that is too much to worry about
<3> zircu: the line above it.... network.dns.disableIPv6
<4> Jymmmm: well, my computer needs to support v6 though, i disabled that within my OS
<3> zircu k
<3> hmmm network.http.sendSecureXSiteReferrer
<5> with readfile i can technically put any html in the read file correct ?
<4> i still wonder if v6 is even going to be standard
<6> http://root404.com/test.php How do I sort them from newest to oldest?
<6> Or is this a mysql question?
<3> zircuL It will (eventually), but lots more testing needs to be done
<7> how can I view a php file as plain text?
<2> add a new Apache request handler
<4> Stormchaser: you're ontop of things!
<2> oh the humanity!
<0> lol
<3> zircu: Hey! Lets fsck everyone up and enable this one --> network.protocol-handler.external.vbscript
<7> Stormchaser, how can I view a PHP file as plain text through php?
<0> dbe: highlight_file
<2> if you want it all purty-like. Otherwise, just output it like any other text file you'd open in PHP
<7> Stormchaser, thx
<0> dbe: Or just readfile()
<7> Stormchaser, which of them would you use?
<0> dbe: If you only need to print out the file instead storing it into variable, readfile()
<7> ok
<3> zircu: http://kb.mozillazine.org/About:config_entries#Network..2A
<7> Stormchaser, instead of making a copy of each file and do: @highlight_file("file.php") is there a way to open that file from a link?
<3> !+@
<8> [@] The PHP error control operator that suppresses errors (@foo()), see: http://php.net/operators.errorcontrol - Don't use it. Think I'm wrong? Ask me about "GO".
<0> dbe: symlink to https
<0> *phps
<7> Stormchaser, sure?, then I will have twice as many php files
<9> !+go
<0> !+msg the bot
<8> Unless you're a ##PHP channel operator, please speak to the bot in private.
<7> Stormchaser, plus that I will need to make a copy each time I create a new one (this could be done through #bash but anyway)
<0> dbe: I still have NFC, what you want to do...
<7> Stormchaser, I want to display a php file as plain text from a link
<0> then use readfile
<0> And RTFM!
<7> Stormchaser, yes, but ah forget it
<3> !+g16
<8> You can be /kickban from ##php for being stupid
<3> !+g11
<8> Guideline #11) ##php is a manual supplement. Read the manual FIRST, If after reading the manual you still have difficulties, then you are welcome to ask questions in ##php
<0> dbe: I answered all your question, and now it's the time to stop being lazy and RTFM.
<7> indeed
<9> require() too
<2> damn include*() while you're at it
<9> hehe
<9> the trouble is that there's no way to tell 'just include this file, don't do any stat() calls, please'
<10> halo.
<2> domas: Muck up the Zend engine. ;)
<9> [TechGuy]: been looking there
<11> domas, that list you pasted earlier of stat calls, does that go for include as well, or just require and requice_once?
<9> include as well, I suppose
<9> it's same expand_filepath
<11> that's pretty crappy
<9> I guess strace is mad as well, because it tells me 30% is spent in stat, though our app-level profiling doesn't suggest that
<9> got to fix my profiling environment.
<2> why? All four do the same thing. Just different runtime points, and two of them do reference tracking.
<9> [TechGuy]: reference tracking of course involves forced stats on each require_once() even for same file
<9> in some environment it is much faster if you write require_once wrapper yourself.
<2> probably some filename canonicalization hand-waving
<9> [TechGuy]: yes, glob()/getcwd()
<2> yeah yeah yeah... when you're using a remotely-mounted FS
<9> it is doing stats for ../, ../../, ../../../, ../../../../../../../../, ...
<9> even for locally mounted FS, if you have like 20 includes or so, you end up with 1000 stats
<9> of course, calling getcwd() each time is _very_ important. imagine, OS could accidently move you to other directory! :)
<12> does anyone here know if ldap_add() maintains indices?
<9> choongii: sure it does.
<2> domas: Ooohhhh, I dunno. Could be fun. Especially in an OS I'm doing some groundwork for, where there are no directories. :{
<12> great
<12> thanks domas :)
<2> err :P
<13> domas: that's very interesting actually, i'd never considered includes not scaling linearly
<9> of course, that's what all this zendengine is for - to be installed on every hosting server on the planet. application servers? bah, people use Java for that!
<13> (since we're using nfs on cluster nodes)
<9> Xyphoid: well. it's linear. going up. instead of being lazy and doing nothing
<2> domas: No knocking Java. ;) Had to switch to Java from PHP in my one webapp very early on because I knew PHP wouldn't scale correctly
<9> every time I hit such issues I realize that my embedded HTTP server in PHP app was cool idea!:)
<9> (and working, though:)
<9> [TechGuy]: well, in my leisure time I'm doing php performance engineering for a biggish website
<9> [TechGuy]: you can do lots, but sure, sometimes you want to shout 'screw php' ;-)
<14> is there any way to get php5's soap objects into php4?
<9> Lafy: by porting them.
<14> domas: as in tweak the c code so that it compiles into php4?
<15> Ya know what would be REALLY cool... DB intergration directyl into the web server.
<9> s/tweak/rewrite/
<16> How to "read from some URL"?
<16> if URL-wrappers for fopen are disabled
<9> Jymmm: like... sqlite? :)
<14> domas: yeah that could prove difficult
<11> Jymmm, why?
<9> CrazyTB: curl
<2> Jymmm: Starting to sound like an OS. ;)
<15> domas: No, like instead of apache only being aware of html, it actually knows sql.
<9> Jymmm: or BerkeleyDB, or ..
<2> $$kitchen_sink
<2> err, sorry, mod_$kitchensink
<14> how do php extensions work?
<11> Jymmm, many applicationservers already do such things, aolserver, zope, etc.
<9> Lafy: someone writes them, someone uses them, that's how they work ;-)
<15> ok, then apache.
<14> domas: thanks that's helpful....
<13> sql://site.com/select+id+from+table
<9> Lafy: well, but that's how they work
<2> Xyphoid: That just looks wrong on so many levels. Can we say SQL injection?
<15> I'd love being able to do: <a href="ql://site.com/select+id+from+table">blah</a> as Xyphoid pointed out
<14> domas: how does the code work. what does it take to make c code into an extension.
<13> It hardly counts as SQL *injection*
<9> Lafy: fetch CodeGen PEAR module, generate framework, write some glue code, phpize, ./configure, make && make install ,apachectl graceful
<13> (but yes, it gives me twinges too)
<17> anyone know of something to ease writing XML ?
<15> I'd love being able to do: <a href="<?sql select+id+from+table; ?>">blah</a> as Xyphoid pointed out
<17> with php
<9> Lafy: or use phpdist/ext/ext_skel script
<10> I think that's the problem with us... we would love to have a sql://site.com/select... but can you imagine the avg user?!
<14> domas: will the same extensions work in php4 and php5?
<15> minus the last part =)
<9> Lafy: might work, yes
<9> Lafy: mine do work! :)
<9> I would not love that.
<14> domas: according to the php manual, the soap cl***es in php5 are an extension
<9> we already run too many DB servers. what would happen if every app server would becom eone
<9> Lafy: they use new hooks that are in php5 only.
<2> Lafy: Use a php4 SOAP stack, like NuSOAP or such. That's the whole point of SOAP is that it's accessible by any type of SOAP-compliant client
<9> Lafy: php5 announces itself to be more OOish
<9> ^^ listen what [TechGuy] talks!
<14> [TechGuy]: i
<14> [TechGuy]: i'm after SoapServer not client
<2> Same answer still applies
<18> anyone know how to query a mysql database and specify more than one "WHERE criteria"?
<2> There are SOAP modules for php4
<15> !+sql
<8> [SQL] Structured Query Language - the language for most DB Systems. See http://www.w3schools.com/ http://www.sqlcourse.com/ http://www.onlamp.com/pub/ct/19 and #mysql, #postgresql or #sql
<19> hi
<14> right, but they ****
<9> mareks: 'AND'? 'OR'?
<2> Lafy: Pick another language. ;)
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