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<0> anyways, thanks, I appreciate. It's a small thing, but it's just gotten to be silly.
<1> unicode in PHP? how's it managed? I'd like to send a file in a certain encoding
<2> 0 - name; - 14 !!!
<3> DespNekus: '<?=$SITE->' is being interpreted as a tag.
<0> Stormchaser: wouldn't know what to say, other than "this person keeps pm'ing me for no reason at all, it's getting tiresome and being ignored isn't making them give it up."
<2> mmm
<3> Run htmlspecialchars on the substr return.
<3> And you probably want to add an offset to $cstart.
<4> also... FlamingCows seeing as how you do seem to know more about this than I what is the best way to check usersubmitted info to make sure it does not contain something damaging
<2> it worked
<1> !+unicode
<3> grendal_prime: Validate with regex or if it's too free form, run one of the escaping functions before p***ing to anything (e.g. DB or shell).
<3> !tell Yango about msg the bot
<1> FlamingCows, are you an operator? :)
<4> you mean like running foreach ($_POST as $var => $value) {
<4> htmlentities($_POST['$var']);}
<5> Yango: iconv is a start...
<3> Yango: No, but it's permitted to !tell in channel, not '!+'.
<6> grendal_prime: You should make your app so that no value the user can submit can be damaging. This means escaping it appropriately for the medium you're using it in
<1> et, iconv requires libiconv :(
<7> can someone look at this and give me a hand ... http://pastebin.com/622459
<6> However, I also have a generic routine for doing this which checks for ascii control codes
<7> I keep getting an error that it is not selecting a database, however the database connectio works
<7> so even thing in the _config.php file is working but the database name, which i know exists and that the user has permissions on it
<8> can i use pg_lo_import() to import CREATE TABLE statements from a .sql file?
<9> gnov: Check the account privileges on the database server.
<7> the user for that has full permissions on my landb i created
<10> luckyshot solicited me for pay work in private, he's been taken care of in here?
<11> is there a way to get header() to work even at the command line?
<7> yesterday i was having problems with this because it wasnt setup to be put anywhere but at the webroot, and i wanted it to be in www.mywebsit.com/~lan
<7> so i had to add ./ in front of each include
<7> which i used sed for
<7> did that mess something up in this script?
<9> gnov: No idea. You're apparently using some sort of cl***, so what's actually going on is not something that can be seen from just what you put in pastebin.
<7> yeah i know
<7> what else you need to see?
<7> sorry, I am not a programmer at all
<9> gnov: So why is it that you're doing whatever you're doing with this code if you're not a programmer?
<12> hi guys
<7> Elazar: It's for a website for a lan I am helping host, I am the person doing all of the networking and they want a website so i am doing it
<13> How would I deal with communicating with web pages?
<12> what is this equal to subnet : 0xfff fff00
<14> I have a variable with some raw php code in it (HTML + PHP code), how to output it with the PHPs parsed?
<12> 255.255.255.0 ?
<7> Elazar: It's not like I dont know anything about programming but this isn't my code its an open source portal for lan parties
<7> is there a function i can add to that install.php to turn a debug on so i can see what is happening?
<13> Nekusagi: Stick it on a webserver.
<13> gnov: Unfortunatly, no..
<13> w51t: Yep.
<14> freeone3000,: what you mean?
<13> Nekusagi: You need a PHP parser for it to parse the php.
<13> Nekusagi: You can either: install php5-cli, or install apache2 and mod_php
<7> is there a script that someone has made that i can use to test my connectio to my database?
<13> Nekusagi: Since you have HTML in there as well, apache2 would better suit your neds.
<13> *needs
<8> how can i play into my pg db a dump file of another db?
<13> gnov: It'll return an invalid link if it fails...
<9> !tell gnov about g10
<15> w51t: php -r 'echo 0xfff;'
<7> ok Elazar: I am writing a php site and I need to know how to test if i can connect to my database
<9> gnov: What database server are you using?
<7> mysql
<9> gnov: mysql_error()
<9> gnov: If your connection or database selection is failing, that should tell you why.
<7> thanks
<16> does PHP have the equivalent of Perl's $! which contains the error message from the last executed command? thanks
<11> grigora: no, it has a suite of functions that take weird arguments
<17> Yes, it has it, somewhere.
<14> freeone3000,: Im loading up a template, I have the var, just need to parse and output, but if I echo or print, the php isn't parsed.
<16> sili_: I just need something simple to get the shell error message to debug a mkdir ('../path', 0755) call, any ideas?
<17> hyksos: Why don't you dump it from the command line, instead of PHP?
<17> Or steal phpMyAdmin's parser and dump it from PHP.
<15> EEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
<18> hahaha
<18> or just use shell_exec('/usr/bin/mysql ..... dump.sql');
<18> then if there are problems you get the output returned
<15> kuja: PMA's parser is Oh-so-damn-incredibly-slow!
<17> lol
<18> not to mention the whole application is a fscking disaster
<18> trying to rip something out...you might as well rewrite it all
<15> kuja: You tried to upload 10 meg file into the server via PMA and compare the speed with the CLI client?
<17> Stormchaser: No, but of course it's going to be slow :)
<17> I believe PMA was aiming for portability :P
<15> kuja: 10 megs file imported via PMA will take 10 minutes while MySQL client will take 10 seconds for that.
<17> Stormchaser: Probably. My stupid host claims they gave me ssh access, but I never got it. I usually just deal with PMA.
<15> kuja: ouch.
<17> I think I've only asked twice about it though.
<6> kuja: Well, you should get shell access. Having a hosting account without shell access is unworkable.
<15> heh... You should nag instead of ask :)
<17> MarkR: I really don't work on that account, since I've dropped PHP.
<17> The only thing I use it for now is just a wordpress blog, friends' gallery, hosting some files, etc
<18> Or say, if you can't provide me with shell access as promised, there are other hosts who will.
<17> :)
<18> Hosting companies make their living off of long-term customers.
<18> They should sort you out because they know well enough that you'll tell others.
<17> This is my second year with them, I think.
<19> When I try to execute a program with shell_exec(...) I'm getting the message "Oracle error". However, when executing `php index.php`, the output is the correct expected output.
<18> rtao: what's the command being executed..
<19> hermit: It's executing a program that is supposed to connect to an Oracle db and display some tables. The command is shell_exec('/full/path/to_the_executable');
<20> hello
<19> $outp = shell_exec(...); echo "<pre>$outp</pre>"; is the way I'm testing it out.
<20> am trying to install php5.1-pgsql to my debian sarge based apache2 unsuccessfully : when trying to do 'apt-get install php5.1-pgsql' it downloads php5 and apache1 and install them, what's the matter ?
<19> Is there a way to get a more specific error message than "Oracle error"?
<17> loca|host: Looks like that specific packages doesn't want to use Apache 2
<17> loca|host: From where are you getting these packages? dotdeb.org?
<20> # Sarge backports
<20> deb http://www.backports.org/debian/ sarge-backports main
<17> loca|host: Have you tried installing Apache 2 first?
<20> yes it's installed
<20> and working with php5.1
<20> PHP Version 5.1.2-Debian-0.1~sarge1
<17> And it only doesn't work when you try to get the pgsql package?
<20> yes
<17> Sounds like you need to talk to the package maintainers, not us.
<20> ok
<20> thx anymore
<20> kuja, here's what i get when doing a apt-cache show php5.1-pgsql :
<20> Maintainer: Piotr Roszatycki <dexter@debian.org>
<20> Depends: php5.1-common (= 5.1.2-0.1~sarge1), phpapi-20051025, libc6 (>= 2.3.2.ds1-21), libpq3 (>= 7.4)
<20> Provides: php5-pgsql
<20> Architecture: i386
<20> Filename: dists/php5.1/php5.1_5.1.2-0.1~sarge1/binary-i386/php5.1-pgsql_5.1.2-0.1~sarge1_i386.deb
<20> Size: 53774
<20> why it's providing php5-pgsql ?!
<17> loca|host: 1) Don't flood, 2) Ask the package maintainers.
<17> Well, maintainer, in this case. dexter@debian.org
<20> sorry
<17> Stormchaser: You ****.
<16> if I name several text boxes with the same "name[]", shouldn't I be able to get their values in an array, or does that only work for checkboxes?
<21> if i have 2 arrays $array1 and $array2 will $array1[0]=$array2 turn array1 into a 2 dimensional array?
<22> grigora: should work with text boxes
<22> Jack_S: arrays can be 'jagged' ie. they can have array and non-array elements
<16> dools: thanks, i might not be reading it correctly from $_RESPONSE ...
<21> dools: thanks
<22> grigora: try $_POST
<15> kuja: Are you naturally dumb or you have no idea, that you lost your mind? :)
<17> Stormchaser: Bitch, thanks for reminding me :P
<15> kuja: About the `dumb` part? You're wwelcome >:)
<17> :
<17> :(
<23> smelly Davey!
<15> kuja: You can't outsmart me, because I'm a moron! </freakazoid> :)
<17> Yes, very smelly!! >:|
<24> Parse error: opening tag <15> mismatched with closing tag </freakazoid>
<25> are there any scripts out there in pear or somewhere else that would show example for user registration/email verification?
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