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<0> anyone have any idea what i should add?
<1> hey, who in here uses glftpd?
<2> Pete: preg_match("% COMPLETED: (\d\d\d)/",$lines,$matches); $matches[1]
<3> so i could not create more than 255 socket connection from which it could choose?
<2> Wso: Less than that usually, since there are typically half a dozen FDs already active
<2> Again, that's only a problem on certain, select platforms
<3> ah ok
<2> And may not be your specific issue
<3> well i'm not sure that my array is correct
<2> But since you havn't described what your problem is....
<3> Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_LOGICAL_OR in /usr/local/www/apache22/data/scripts/Port_Scanner.php on line 40
<2> okay
<2> look at line 40
<3> but i'm sure therei s more wrong w/ it
<2> You've got `or die("Unable to create socket<br />");`
<2> Now, tell me what that 'or' is in relation to.
<2> Because it sure looks like the statement it follows is terminated by a semicolon
<3> >_<
<3> it's just floating by itself
<2> *ding*
<0> Pollita: you gave me almost the same line
<3> ok
<0> it gives me the same effect
<3> i did that a couple of times
<3> let me fix those up
<2> Pete: Because you ignored the part AFTER the preg_match statement
<2> Pete: Don't ignore people when they give you answers
<2> It's RUDE
<3> Pollita: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /usr/local/www/apache22/data/scripts/Port_Scanner.php on line 45 next error :p
<2> Although, I'll grant that I used the wrong ending delimiter
<1> pkcs5-hmac-sha1
<1> if this rings a bell, say yes :S
<2> Wso: Look on line 44
<2> See anything MISSING???
<2> Wso: Note: When in doubt, look up.
<0> 04:20 < Pollita> Pete: preg_match("% COMPLETED: (\d\d\d)/",$lines,$matches); $matches[1]
<2> Fushuing: yes
<0> My line
<3> haha
<0> preg_match("% COMPLETED: \d\d\d/",$lines,$matches);
<3> >_<
<0> echo "{$matches[0]}\n";
<3> <3 Pollita
<0> Pollita: your function does the same
<1> Pollita: do you know how to generate that in PHP?
<1> i am stuck at the pkcs5 part :/
<2> Pete: Okay, you're so smart, tell me, what do you think I meant when I said: $matches[1]?
<2> Pete: Was that for my ****ing HEALTH????
<0> Pollita: it wasent that i asked
<0> Read above
<2> Pete: Fine, be an idiot.
<2> I'm done with you
<1> eeeh
<2> ****ing *** monkey
<0> ehh?
<2> Pete: Just because you didn't ask doesn't mean that the answer is irrelevant
<2> Pete: YOU DON'T WANT TO USE THE VALUE IN $MATCHES[0], YOU WANT TO USE THE VALUE IN $MATCHES[1]
<4> what about [2]?
<4> ;)
<1> Pollita: why not tell him to lookup what arrays are?
<2> It's alright, his delimiters are also broken
<2> I'd fix those for him too, but he's being a ****tard
<1> back to my question...
<5> Pollita: You need a hug or summat
<1> how to do pkcs5-hmac-sha1 ?
<2> TML: No good, I'm contagious
<0> Pollita: my question was how to get preg_match just grab the 044 from % COMPLETED: 044, And i also said that i used The % COMPLETED: as a label to locate there
<5> Pollita: :(
<2> You just don't learn do you?
<0> ???
<2> erm, I missed...
<5> By a mile.
<1> i have exams tomorow, and i would like to SLEEP today if i may? thank you
<6> ls
<6> er..
<1> burnttoast45, wrong console :P
<5> burnttoast45: ...
<6> hehe
<5> Pollita: NOW look what you did
<7> you were meant to say Enter root p***word:
<1> Pollita: right, to come back to my question..
<2> Fushuing: Did you ask it yet?
<1> yes, 2 times already
<2> Oh, then yes, I recognize that term.
<1> pkcs5-hmac-sha1, how would this be executed in PHP?
<5> Fushuing: What do you mean "be executed"?
<2> You wouldn't execute it, it's an encoding format
<1> Pollita; hashing actually :s
<1> TML: so i get the end-result and do whatever i want with it
<5> Fushuing: Do you have a PHP implementation of pkcs5-hmac-sha1?
<1> eeeh, is there one? :S
<5> Fushuing: You tell me...presumably, you're the one who's been researching this
<2> Fushuing: Fair enough, you still don't execute anything
<1> i need it to edit an p***wd file on my *nix system :/
<1> Pollita: excuse my english :P
<5> Fushuing: Your *nix system stores pkcs5-hmac-sha1 in /etc/p***wd?
<1> it's a program that uses that scheme :S
<2> Okay, let's back up and identify where your problem is:
<2> (1) Do you know how to apply pkcs5 padding to a value?
<8> PEBKAC
<2> (2) Do you know how to do sha1 hashing?
<1> Jymmm: you try
<2> (3) Do you know how to apply hmac keying to an sha1 hash?
<1> Pollite: sha1();
<6> i'm trying to **** out some information from a website, is preg_match_all the way to go about it?
<2> (4) Do you know the key your system uses?
<1> hash_hmac(sha1());
<1> :|
<6> just some text
<1> 2 problems now
<8> Pollita See what you've done?! No more CVS commits for you!
<2> hash_hmac('sha1',$message,$key) actuall.... (I wrote those methods thank you)
<1> ah :S
<1> Call to undefined function hash_hmac()
<5> ...
<2> Got PHP >= 5.1.2?
<1> but that's for later
<1> nope, latest PHP
<2> uh
<2> latest == 5.1.4
<1> ...oh..
<2> so the answer would be "yes"
<1> seems i didn't update :(
<1> 5.1.2
<2> okay, the answer is STILL yes then
<2> Since 5.1.2 *IS* >= 5.1.2
<1> PKCS5_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA1
<1> getting a bit more information about it :)
<3> Pollita: Pollita: we've eliminated any errors now :), but the scanner doesn't actually work now heh
<3> http://pastebin.com/730459
<5> Pollita: I think you might like Capote. The relationship between him and the prisoner...it feels a lot like being an Op in ##PHP. ;)
<2> ah, speaking of which...
<3> but i think it's improvement nevertheless :p
<2> Fushuing: PBKDF2 has no meaning for me
<1> Pollita: isn't this the same as openssl?
<9> hmm
<5> Fushuing: From what I can tell, that appears to be a Darwin function
<1> so...
<10> is there a php function that will take the browser back to a certain webpage ?
<11> what's the most common 'safe' way of storing login info within a cookie?
<12> save the user name and have them type in the p***word? P***words shouldn't be saved....
<13> anybody aware of IBM's implemenation of SDO for php? This thing kicks *** all over the place
<12> noted it on the blog listings - but didn't read up on it
<3> Anyone have an idea why this port scanner is not working? I'm not receiving any errors, but it's not working. http://pastebin.com/730459
<14> Would anyone here know why this apc_load_constants always returns false? The data is definitely in the cache... http://rafb.net/paste/results/SELblT70.html
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