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<0> wazp, ok that works now. thank you.
<1> np
<2> !tell wazp about g7
<3> but TML can :)
<0> wazp, is there any command that i can use in mysql or php to list only the duplicate data?
<1> TML: i don't have bots don't spam ... what is this all about
<2> wazp: "or onjoin/away/back messages"
<1> neither these
<1> i wrote /me is away
<1> that was to tony_ :)
<2> That's an away message, wazp
<1> it's not ... i wrote it :)
<1> anyway
<2> Then send it in private



<1> ok, as you wish
<0> wazp, sorry i just got disconnected, i didnt get your message.
<4> Hello, someone could tell me how to remove a value from an array?
<4> Thanks
<5> unset()
<3> array_pop sometimes
<5> array_pop, and array_shift() are best if you want to remove stuff from the end or beginning of the array
<5> *pop*
<4> ok thanks
<6> some`one, damn...
<6> eedjit asked simultaneously on freenode and efnet
<3> ..what?
<5> :|
<5> efnet ****s
<7> hi guys i want to ask about the session.save_path wich i set to /tmp under linux gentoo but still with phpinfo it shows no value can anybody help with this
<6> <4> Hello, someone could tell me how to remove a value from an array?
<6> appeared on freenode and efnet at the same time
<3> well good for him
<6> Ratty_, bit of a childish attitude there
<3> eljak: did you restart apache?
<7> yes
<3> and you put it into php.ini?
<5> yeah, but i'm right
<8> eljak: You changed it in the correct php.ini, saved the file, then restarted apache?
<7> yes in the [session] section
<3> do you have multiple php.ini files? some do :/
<7> hmm i used locate to search for php.ini and changed it in all of them
<5> yay
<8> eljak: Heh, all that locate found? You know the easy way to do that, is to look at a phpinfo() page... then go to the file it says? :P
<7> you meqan this? Configuration File (php.ini) Path /usr/local/lib
<3> yup
<9> mm.. what function can read the whenever a file has been created?
<5> lib?
<5> odd place to put it
<7> but php.ini doesnt exist there :(
<3> eljak: then create one :)
<3> eljak: it wont create one for you, usually
<7> hehe i'll try with that thank you
<8> eljak: Then that's your problem. All of the files you changed don't effect it at all. You have to change the file in the location it's looking.
<6> znh, unix has no concept of a file creation time
<8> Ratty_: That's the default place... $PREFIX/lib/php.ini
<5> oh
<5> weird
<7> thx guys
<7> well everything worked now the path is /tmp but the wierd thing is that: Configuration File (php.ini) Path has changed after i created a php.ini in it
<7> maybe he didnt like the file i gave him
<7> :P
<8> It changed to what? It should just change and add the filename into it.
<5> php is a female
<7> /etc/php/apache2-php4/php.ini
<8> heh, that's weird... never seen it do that before.
<6> euwww... thats a package insstall if ever I saw one
<5> yeah
<5> is it redhat?
<3> i'm currently using a package install on my local computer
<7> gentoo
<5> oh
<10> there's nothing wrong with packages
<6> for a loose defination of "nothing"
<6> packages are def useful, yes. but make you unable to change things, repair things, or know how things hang together



<3> Qube: how do you mean?
<8> Qube: You've never used Gentoo then, heh.
<3> i've personally avoided Gentoo, but i think i might try installing it onto this pentium I computer i have
<8> hahah
<8> good luck..
<2> itrebal: ....
<3> hehe, i know its going to be slow as ****, but i cant give up a faster computer for a Gentoo installation that i've never done before
<2> itrebal: I spent two weeks waiting for a Gentoo system to bootstrap on my P75
<8> wow...
<3> O.o
<8> you actually bootstrapped a P75? lol
<8> I bootstrap my P2 400MHz machine... but only because I didn't need it immediately.
<2> itrebal: You'd be better off downloading the free VMWare player, getting a blank player image, and putting Gentoo on it
<3> TML: i may
<8> Yeah, that would be better.
<11> vmware is FREE?!?
<9> no
<2> Stormchaser: VMWare *player* is free
<11> TML: Ah.
<5> i prefer freebsd
<2> Stormchaser: And there are various "blank" images one can download around "teh intertron"
<12> Gentoo is kick***
<11> TML: :)
<7> the vwmware player is free but still you have have to somehow create the image file wich you can do with the trial and get rid of the trial
<9> Qube, and what about filectime()? :)
<6> itrebal, packages are fine if it is simple things like "wget" or utilities
<6> but anything larger you introduce dependancies
<6> znh, actually look at what the "c" means
<6> then come back and say :(
<3> Qube: what about X?
<6> itrebal, you rely on the package maintainer to be prompt with security updates
<9> Qube, it returns the ionode change time..
<6> X, I never use it
<3> you don thave a graphical client?
<6> wouldn't want to install it by hand tho :)
<3> exactly :)
<2> Stormchaser: http://instalinux.com/tryit.php
<6> I don't use unix on the desktop
<2> Stormchaser: That's the one I usually use
<9> Qube, I think filectime does what I need. or am I misunderstanding the function?
<6> znh, it is the changetime of the inode
<6> nothing to do with the creation time of the file
<3> odd.... my .htaccess isn't changing the php handler..
<9> Qube, well its nearly the same
<6> if you are fortunate, yes
<9> Qube, last modified better
<6> just don't rely on it
<9> why not?
<6> because it does not track the file creation time
<6> simple as that
<9> i just want to know if something is newer than X
<9> where X is variable
<6> mtime then
<6> is file modified time
<6> BigE, afraid not... I'm a bsd man at heart
<8> Qube: I was saying... because you have to compile everything in Gentoo... so you really do get to see a lot of deps and such.
<6> I started with slackware pre1.0 on a 485-dx4-75... back then you had to compile everything yourself
<6> 486-dx4-75 even
<6> BigE, gentoo is like freebsd ports then?
<8> From what I've heard about ports... kinda, but not really.
<2> The concept is very similar
<3> Qube: i used Slackware for a while, and i let it install want i needed to get a BASIC desktop system working and then compiled the rest
<3> wow, i havn't seen many ipv6 people 'round
<6> itrebal - generally I follow the same path
<5> my isp doesn't do ipv6
<6> but apache+php wouldn't be in such an install
<2> itrebal: I run ipv6 all the way up to the ISP, where they tunnel our outbound over v4
<9> how to append something to an array?
<6> array_push()
<3> TML: ah, i've tried doing ipv4 but my isp doesnt like it :/
<2> $array[]=$something;
<9> Qube, thanks


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