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<0> Yup. But since I can't edit php.ini.. let alone compile...
<1> It'll let you use Perl code/CPAN modules by means of an embedded Perl interpreter
<0> Right. That's what I was looking at. It's not installed and I don't think I can do much about it since it's not my server.
<1> DeltaF: There's the fairly inefficient method of run-time loading with dl() :P
<2> DeltaF: If you don't have access to those, you can't run PERL thingies from PHP
<1> Or you could use the shell execution functions and actually use the perl binary on the system
<3> wow that sounds awful
<2> qbert: what part?
<3> the perl part
<1> Heh
<2> why?
<3> im not a perl fan
<2> so?
<4> done
<3> Stormchaser, everytime im in here you ****ing trolling about
<4> done



<3> how about you dont talk to me anymore
<4> oeps
<4> sorry
<4> wrong channel
<4> ;)
<5> can you use the latest gnu aspell with php4? or am I stuck with the (very) old one on my red hat server?
<2> It's a deal, qbert
<0> The dl() method might be the best option if it's not locked out.
<6> it should be locked out
<6> dl()'ing your extensions would screw whole server security
<0> Shell execution could work.. it'll be ugly because I have to capture a bunch of output.
<2> domas: Well... dl() would gain you nothing, actually, since the extension requested needs to be in proper extension dir.
<7> DeltaF, hummm couldn't you place your perls in the cgi-bin folder and call them from there using http?
<0> Hmm. safe_mode is off
<0> bugzElMagnifico: It's one of my last resorts. :)
<0> Besides, I don't want these scripts to be accessible..
<8> CURL doods, where can i find docs for curl predefined constants? http://us3.php.net/curl == DA
<0> I'm trying to hack together my own admin interface in PHP that uses the WHM Perl integration.
<8> perl?
<8> did he say perl?
<8> noooooooooooooooooooo
<8> :)
<2> eighty: We know you're a dumb***, but don't push it
<6> Stormchaser: thats already locking out :)
<9> I usually use include(), but I have seen some scripts use require, and require_once. Could someone point out the advantages of using require_once over include?
<0> If you were paying attention, you'd see I'm trying to avoid perl by accessing it through php. :P
<2> domas: I know
<1> DeltaF: php.net/curl_setopt
<0> OK. Thanks for the input. shell exection is probably the best route... fall back to http next.
<10> Stormchaser, it doesn't, it can be located in any directory, it doesn't check for ".."
<1> eighty: Er, ^^^
<1> DeltaF: Sorry, meant for eighty
<0> I was wondering. :)
<8> deltaf... soryy, when i see perl i can creeped out
<8> you're off the hook
<8> although really you should be using python
<8> ;)
<2> syf: Er... PHP will complain if the extension is not in the lace it should be
<2> *place
<10> yeah, if open_basedir is set
<11> when a user inputs text via an html text input box, is it encoded in whatever encoding the browser decoded the page from?
<0> It looks like it needs to be in the extensions path.. I think.
<11> a utf8 page for example will return text from html input encoded in utf8? or is it some other format
<1> HTML can be in UTF-8.
<0> It also looks like it's depracated in PHP 5
<11> yes, i'm wondering what does browser send it to me as
<1> UTF-8 is just an encoding format for Unicode.
<9> can someone explain the advantage of require_once over include() ?
<6> none!!!!!
<1> RZA-Razor: Well, require is usually better than include in general because you'll get a fatal error instead of a warning and continuing execution
<9> oh
<1> RZA-Razor: And the _once part depends on whether you want to include the file again if you've already done so in this script execution.
<9> ok
<9> another thing
<2> syf: "PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php5/20041030/curl.so' - /usr/lib/php5/20041030/curl.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0" <-- PHP says you're badly wrong.
<9> what do you call the "_once" ?
<9> include() and require() are both functions, no?
<1> Actually, neither is :P
<1> They are language constructs
<2> no, they're language structures.
<9> oh



<2> yeah, constructs
<1> So you don't have to have the parentheses, even... require_once 'foo.php'; works fine.
<8> plasticfork: excellent, that worked
<12> Thats good news.
<8> thanks for digging that out
<13> what's the php mod function? is it %?
<13> number % number?
<8> well, y(es)
<13> cheers! it's still early days in my php career
<2> !tell Welly about operators
<2> o.O
<2> Welly: php.net/operators
<13> cheers!
<0> How do I create a new db in mysql through php?
<0> The mysql administrator tool doesn't seem to have the feature... :P
<2> it does, if you have sufficient access...
<8> script it?
<0> It's my local test server. Running on this machine.
<2> you're still missing the correct rights...
<0> Odd that it doesn't have that feature in the gui....
<0> I may have the rights. Just can't find the button. :)
<8> mysql_create_db ("my_db")
<2> DeltaF: If you're using PHPMyAdmin, then that should be on the first page, and 2) you still don't have sufficient access...
<0> How do you know this?
<2> People say I'm smart
<14> a weird error, whenever the file is called user.php no pages in that site will work, but once i changed the filename to users.php everything was fine, any explaining this?
<8> stormchaser = SA
<8> :D
<0> Without knowing my config, how can you tell?
<0> Is root locked out by default??
<2> DeltaF: Because I know how phpmyadmin and mysql work.
<2> deltab: No.
<0> K. I'm not using phpmyadmin
<15> does rasmus come here?
<2> I ment DeltaF
<2> jono: Nope./.. He's on EFNET
<0> I'm using "MySQL Administrator" binary GUI
<2> ew.
<15> cheers
<0> Just to get me started... You don't even want to know what my web service is... :)
<14> is user.php a forbidden name or something?
<2> no
<0> Which may be why mysql_connect isn't working.
<2> DeltaF: why aren't you using mysqlclient via shell?
<8> exactly
<0> I'm using that too....
<8> does shell not work?
<0> Still learning commands for it.
<0> help doesn't help as much as I'd like. :P
<2> DeltaF: What does the mysql_connect say?
<8> mysqladmin -u root -p create mydbname
<0> Client does not support authentication protocol requested by server; consider upgrading MySQL client...
<8> windows or unix?
<0> I'm working on that too. Found a reference to the error
<0> Windows
<8> version?
<8> (of mysql)
<0> 5
<0> PHP 4.3
<2> DeltaF: Using MySQL 4.1 or later on PHP4?
<2> DeltaF: Google old_p***word. GO!
<0> I'm on the page already. :)
<0> Tackling two problems at once.
<0> Wouldn't ya know.. from the cli it works
<0> The darn admin interface ****s.
<2> urmngh...
<0> and so does the setup process, for that matter.
<2> DeltaF: there might be a reason, why the proper client runs under proper MySQL?
<0> everything connected properly except for PHP until the old_p***word fix.
<2> DeltaF: <insert DUH here>
<0> Who'da thunk it..
<6> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/old-client.html
<2> hi, lig! Loved your email to php-users on friday :)


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