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<0> Kog, haha, yeah I found out now :D
<1> KurtB: your last name wouldn't be Brandli would it
<2> MikeH: Then you'll have to ask a Fedora support forum. You need the PAM development package.
<3> Kog, got that.
<3> Kog ... darned close. ;-)
<1> KurtB: because I have a friend from oakland named KurtB
<1> although, you may also be Kurtis Blow
<2> MikeH: On my debian systems, it's libpam0g-dev
<1> KurtB: anyway... phpmyadmin is the best php tool for MySQL
<1> KurtB: interacting w/ MySQL via php is pretty simple tho
<4> anyone point me to some reference code for verifying an image is infact an image and not some file w/ .gif extension ?
<2> MikeH: In theory, a fedora support forum will know the right package for fedora users.
<5> $Hits = $Pieces[1]; $Hits++; Would that increase the count in the file?
<6> TML: perhaps you could help me with my other problem, when testing with imap, it fails, any ideas what I need to get that working?
<2> Hydr0p0nX: getimagesize
<1> TML: but you need gd for that
<2> MikeH: You'll have to be more specific
<3> Kog, It's making the user interface widgets to the DB that have me weirded out. I gues I'd better get over it. ;-)
<2> Kog: No you don't.
<1> TML: oh
<6> TML: ok, thats not important right now, what about ld -lc-client ?
<4> thank
<4> s
<2> MikeH: That's required for IMAP
<2> MikeH: libc-client.so, the IMAP client library
<1> "Note: The getimagesize() function does not require the GD image library."
<1> guess not...
<7> if a specific ini file is specified via -c does php-cgi still bother with the php.ini file still bother with the one in the current dir?
<6> aah thanks TML, I'll install and reconfigure
<1> KurtB: you also might wanna use peardb
<8> Im using peardb
<8> Its preety cool.
<8> Im learning oop, so Im not that great at it yet tho.
<8> heh
<1> FatalRemedy: yeah, it can be much cleaner than MySQL functions... but it won't help with cross RDBMS if you use mysql-specific SQL
<1> (or PG specific SQL)
<8> yeah.
<8> Im not sure how to spread my objects to my other objects Ive created.
<2> Kog: Which includes nearly any non-trivial use of SQL
<1> TML: there are ways to keep it within bounds
<8> I have a cl***, and want to be able to access peardb methods, so do I p*** that cl*** the db object in the contructor or extend something or another?
<3> Kog, thanks.
<1> TML: although, when you use things like limit...
<2> Kog: Sure, that's why I qualified my statement.
<1> KurtB: so I take it you're not from Oakland then
<6> well i got past ./configure, lets hope it "make"'s
<3> Kog, nope. But, that last name was really close.
<0> Heh. I don't know how to replace the PHP build with the new one.
<1> KurtB: hm, well, sorry to freak you out heh
<2> spyro_boy: php.net/install
<9> TML: Yeah.... I think I'm gonna have to elevate that +q to a +b, this guy is a turbo-douche-bag
<2> spyro_boy: Follow the steps
<1> Pollita: or you could... /ignore
<9> Kog: He's nick evading too
<1> oh, ok
<9> And on a dynamic ip
<0> http://www.easyphp.org/ <- this was the server I used before, I'm checking if they have the new build now.
<2> spyro_boy: <:O
<1> Pollita: wait, so if you work for zend... why is this a ## channel
<1> Pollita: I still don't understand
<0> TML, what? what?
<2> Kog: Because Zend != group@php.net
<10> Kog: Zend doesn't own PHP.
<2> Kog: As much as Zend would like you to believe otherwise.
<1> might as well ;)
<9> Kog: Plus, as I told TML, I was stretching the truth there
<1> Pollita: yeah, but you contribute to the language itself don't you?
<9> TML: I told you about the program guide at ZendConf/05 right?
<9> With the big bold "ZEND == PHP" on the back
<2> spyro_boy: Cripples who use crutches never develop the neccesary muscles to stop being a cripple.
<2> Pollita: Oh, dear.
<1> I'd figure that the group that would be considered legit would want this chan
<9> There were more than a few eye rolls at that
<0> TML, haha. Well I use linux, 'cept I don't like to keep switching.
<1> TML: stop mocking cripples :(
<11> fixed, thanks all
<2> Kog: I'm not mocking.
<2> Kog: Any doctor who works with cripples will tell you the same thing.
<12> I have a .tk redirect, but while it is useful to access the page, it is causing me problems (cookies, frame, not complete url, ..) Does anyone know how could I exit from the .tk frame, when I allready in the page?
<3> <-- php challenged and proud of it!
<2> You don't get better if you keep using a crutch.
<0> KurtB, lol.
<1> TML: my parents can't walk anyway heh
<1> I'm going to call them and have them crutch-smack you ;)
<0> noltha, yeah, use the .tk to redirect to an index page that in which redirects again.
<3> TML: Crawl, crutch, toddle, walk... it's the logical progression of things.
<3> :-)
<13> ?php
<13> Is there a bot here?
<14> yesh
<2> thevillain: Read the topic
<14> see topic
<13> On of those bots, that executes your php...
<13> ?
<1> myconid: you play to much EV:N?
<1> thevillain: that sounds really, really stupid
<14> whats EV:N?
<1> thevillain: for the reason that it sounds like a really big security risk
<2> thevillain: No, we don't have a bot that executes code.
<1> myconid: a game
<13> Hmm
<13> Where did I find that bot
<14> I think perl or python or ruby has one
<1> thevillain: wherever you found it, you should advise them to stop running it
<13> lol
<1> I'm serious
<14> spyro_boy: whats your issue?
<0> myconid, trying to use crutches as TML says.
<0> :P
<12> spyro_boy I have an index.php, do you know how could I do in php, (without infinite loops, I only get infinite loops, when I try to do it)
<13> It was ct-PHP on qnet, i was looking for thanks
<2> It's sad when you find yourself at work thinking "If I were at home, this file would be downloaded by now."
<15> hehe :)
<0> http://secant.chules.net/~spyroboy/?p=review.view&view=rtcw <- my little parse project.
<14> TML: I think the opposite.. "If I were at work, this file would be uploaded by now" quite often.
<16> how do you easiest validate for an int?
<2> noltha: You'd need to use javascript, and that makes it a #web question.
<0> noltha, why are you looping?
<2> myconid: See, that's normal.
<14> kombi: is_int ?
<0> besides, I don't know how. I know it's possible and it was an idea.
<16> myconid: thanks, couldn't remember..
<2> myconid: But ever since I got my municipal fiber, I actually find myself dozing off at work waiting for files to download
<0> I thought it up, and it's up to you to figure out how. :P
<14> what did u think up?
<2> !tell myconid about u
<12> spyro_boy I tried to do in my index.php: if the users comes over web.tk, redirect to server.com/web, but i cant detect when the user comes from web.tk, or server.com/web, and I was looping
<9> TML: So he says he also works for IBM and "holds the relationship between IBM and Zend together".... I asked Dan Scott about him.... no idea who he is...
<12> I mean, allways redirecting :(
<7> is there an 'include config file blah' config option?
<2> noltha: Don't loop, and don't do it in PHP. Use javascript, and ask #web.
<9> I need to save these logs
<0> noltha, you need some function that takes the given web address and parse it.
<2> Pollita: Do.
<9> This is cl***ic IRC drama
<0> noltha, listen to TML :P\
<2> Pollita: Works for Zend *and* IBM
<2> whooo
<9> And has never been heard of by the one guy most responsible for IBM support in PHP
<12> TML oooki
<12> thx :)
<8> anyone know what a "constraint violation" is in PEARDB ?
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