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<0> Jymmm: Yeah, iPods are NOT worth the money.
<1> kuja but apple is amking a killing on them
<0> Apple puts great emphasis on style.
<0> I just don't buy the whole style crap.
<0> Uneducated decisions really hurt.
<1> kuja hey, my mp3 was $15, you figure that out
<0> lol
<1> brand new from the store
<0> How is it?
<1> POS
<0> Hahahaha
<1> but it works
<2> :)
<0> iRiver... now *THAT* is great ****.
<1> kuja but if I drop/lose mine, what do I care
<0> Color screen, same or less price than an iPod, downside is having a smaller disk.
<0> storage disk, that is.
<0> I think the iRivers at the time of the iPod spanned 5GB to 10GB, while the iPod spanned 20GB to 40GB
<1> **** man, get a mp4 player
<0> I plan on ditching MP3 all together. I hear Flac is a nice format, the format of the Mac world isn't it?
<3> Is there a guide on how to build php-5.1.2 on RHEL4?
<1> kuja mp4 == video
<0> hxu: Building is not much different on any machine, unless it's Windows.
<2> kuja: flac and aaac
<2> aac, rather
<0> hxu: It's basically a: ./configure stuff && make && sudo make install
<0> hxu: If you're on RedHat, I'm guessing the native package manager is apt.
<0> So you might want to try apt-get build-dep php
<0> Or some crap like that.
<4> so, is it typically diffacult to transform a graphicly intense webpage in html into php? I also has three different java scripts loading... I'm having a hell of a time with it.
<0> so that you won't have to deal with missing libraries at least.
<3> kuja_: no, I'm using CentOS 4.0
<3> kuja_: It's based on Redhat Enterprise Linux 4.
<0> Well, if it uses apt, same **** :)
<0> Same command, I mean
<3> kuja_: It uses yum.
<0> Hm...
<0> hxu: If I were you, I'd search
<0> For a PHP 5 package. Your repository may already have it.
<5> greets all
<5> Can anyone tell me what port cpanel usually runs on? (Random question i know)
<0> 2802, normally.
<0> Next time, don't ask such a retarded question, please.
<5> ty :)
<0> We don't like people randomly joining and asking randomly off topic questions.
<6> Hm, glob returns the directory I am looking in for each element in the array. Anyway to not do this? Or do I just to manually strip it out of each element?
<0> glob() returns the file list of a directory with the matching pattern. What's wrong with it? I didn't quite get your question.
<7> he only wants the names of the files.
<6> $file_list=glob($directory."/*.rpm"); ... basically, that leaves the elements of $file_list with the file, and the directory before it .. yeah
<6> foreach($file_list as $key => $value) { $file_list[$key]=str_replace($directory,"",$value); }
<6> Anyway better to do it or is that my best bet?
<0> foo: Ah, I see.
<0> foo: array_walk() it with basename()
<6> hmm
<0> Or array_map
<6> What would you do?
<0> $files = array_map('basename', glob('...'));
<6> ah
<6> Ah, sweet. I never knew something like basename existed. heh.
<0> foo: It should work, but I don't have PHP by my side right now.
<6> kuja_: hehe, thanks anyways
<0> np
<0> foo: Out of curiosity, did it work?
<0> The array_map()/basename()
<2> sooo, the price of fish
<6> kuja_: Of course, you're a genious :)
<0> :P
<2> foo: genius
<6> p0windah: heh, thanks, yeah.
<0> Just making sure, I had an odd feeling it might not work :)
<6> Err, still having this other issue. /me tries to find bug
<8> could someone try uploading something appropriate, plz? http://brazucs.unitedti.org/courseaid/
<8> believe it or not, i've been coding that all day
<8> though it probably takes less than 5 minutes for everyone else
<6> Bah, found it. e_modules - something with this name gets bumped up to the top of the list when I sort it with usort($file_list, 'strcasecmp'); ... how can I get it bumped down to the bottom of the list?
<0> foo: What sort of sorting?
<6> Bleh. If only there was something equivalent to mysql's ORDER BY column when it comes to PHP. That'd save me a lot of h***le.
<6> kuja_: Just incase alphabetical
<0> foo: There is.
<8> thanks :)
<8> works...
<6> kuja_: What is it? Heh.
<0> array_multisort()
<6> AH.
<6> Hmm, not too sure if that's it.
<9> foo: You can also write your own condition for the sort and apply them with usort
<6> Basically, I'm pulling info from a database and from a filesystem ... and, if both pulled in alphabetical order, they should generate the same md5 hash if imploded with the same delimiter. Bah. /me reads multisort
<10> pants
<0> shorts
<4> wow, I got the page the work, but none of the java script that was working in the html version of the page is working in the php version.
<0> ironpig: echo the JS.
<0> echo '<script ... ... '
<3> I'm using the latest MySQL(5.0.18) rpms on RHEL4, and the php-mysql rpm version is 4.3.9-3.9. My phpMyAdmin does not work, it complained: could not load mysql extention, please check your php configuration. Any idea?
<4> did , but I used echo " .. .. " does that matter?
<11> hxu: check your php.ini
<11> hxu: specify your extensions directory and uncomment "extension=php_mysql.dll" and/or "extension=php_mysqli.dll"
<10> .dll's don't exist on *nix
<10> :/
<11> well, the idea is there anyway
<11> hxu: next time, read the installation guide
<0> mazzanet.dll
<6> kuja_: bah, that's case sensative. array_multisort($file_list, SORT_ASC, SORT_REGULAR); lame.
<0> mazzanet.dll is a streaming porn library.
<0> :D
<6> Forget it, there must be a different way to do this.
<0> foo: You'll probably want to make your own sort function and use usort(), then.
<11> subtitiles? mpeg-2 subs or mkv/ogm subs? ;p
<4> does it matter if the java script is split up between a bunch of different echo tags? Im asking, should I use one echo, for an entire <script> to </script> ?
<0> ironpig: It doesn't matter.
<10> subwoofers you twat :P
<0> lol
<3> deadroot: I installed these packages on my RHEL4: MySQL-client-standard-5.0.18-0.rhel4.i386.rpm
<3> MySQL-devel-standard-5.0.18-0.rhel4.i386.rpm
<3> MySQL-server-standard-5.0.18-0.rhel4.i386.rpm php-mysql-4.3.9-3.9
<3> php-pear-4.3.9-3.9
<3> php-4.3.9-3.9
<3> deadroot: DId I miss something?
<0> hxu: I have one unrelated question. Why are you using MySQL 5 with PHP 4?
<12> hi does anoyne know how to do php file uploads?
<12> my $_FILES is empty even though it shows on $_POST
<9> Tryblithe: move_uploaded_files
<0> Tryblithe: Sure, but php.net explains it clearly.
<10> `tar zxvf $1.tar.gz && cd $1 && ./configure && make && make install` > rpm
<11> hxu: what you missed was customising your php configuration
<0> Tryblithe: Wrong enctype I ***ume.
<3> kuja_: Is it wrong?
<9> Tryblithe: You are missing an HTML attribute
<12> oh!!!
<12> :O
<12> we need that?!
<9> Yes
<0> Yes
<12> ew
<11> oh wait... php 4... it won't work with mysql 4.1
<0> Tryblithe: The browser needs to know.
<12> .....thanks
<0> So it knows how to send the data.
<12> i feel stupid. wasted 2 hours
<11> or mysql 5. you'll need to recompile php4 to use mysql 5's source
<3> deadroot: You mean I can use MySQL 5.0.18 with php-*-4.3.4 as long as I work out the right php configuration?
<11> *mysql 5's libraries
<11> no. you can use php4 with mysql 5 as long as you compile php4's mysql interface with mysql 5's libraries
<0> hxu: Well, one thing, there's no real point in using MySQL 5 with PHP 4.
<0> You're not putting MySQL 5 to any good use if you use PHP 4.
<11> there is a point. to get access to mysql 5's features
<11> i don't use mysqli ;p
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