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<0> and make sure there is at least a link to it in one of those paths
<1> thanks deuce868
<1> Is there anything else it could be
<2> deuce868: Yeah, it's Linux. Just a second...I'll try that...
<0> DekaPatroller: what change are you seeing that you're not liking exactly?
<1> well i have a bunch of api functions, when i run them in the same script they work
<1> but when i try to p*** a value so i can execute one api function per script, the api call in the second script refuses to run
<2> deuce868: It needs to be a .so file, right?
<0> asdfghjkl: not sure what pslib is so can't say. I just mean that the for php to load anything it has to be in the PATH
<2> deuce868: Looks like it's outside of the path - thanks!
<0> asdfghjkl: yea so just create a link to somewhere in the path and document it so you remember it next time you set it up.
<3> whats up guys
<2> deuce868: Thanks - I didn't know where PHP looked for libraries.
<2> deuce868: It's in /usr/lib - how would I symlink it (don't remember the command)?
<0> ln -s
<0> man ln
<2> deuce868: Thanks - I can figure it out, but I forgot what the command is called.
<4> symlinks are evil
<2> toggg: So how would you get /usr/lib/pslib.so.0 into the path?
<4> no idea what's the question , sorry
<2> toggg: I've got a library (pslib) that PEAR won't seem to find - it's not in the path. deuce868 suggested that I symlink it into the path - that way it'd compile.
<4> I just heard it's evil, and I would agree it's just good for testing purpouses
<4> ha, as a turn around waiting something better then ...
<5> hi
<2> toggg: Looks like it didn't work anyways.
<2> Jayinwww: Hi!
<5> how are you?
<4> in fact, you mean the OS path, not the php one
<5> toggg: hi
<6> does anyone have any good information or resources on creating a codebase which allows for modules (on any language really, but it would be nice if it pertained to php)
<7> sslashes: aww too bad you dont know my buddy, he did an awesome module thing
<6> jiggster: heh, no chance it is open source and sitting on sourceforge now, eh? =P
<7> unfortunatly, no
<2> togg: Yes - the OS path.
<6> i have found it very difficult to find decent online information on the subject, for any language
<2> toggg: PEAR is saying "error: wrong pslib lib version or lib not found"
<4> adress it better on EFNet's #pear asdfghjkl , it's linda of topic here, perhaps
<8> hello, anybody can point me a good php site tutorial bout membership that also include with INBOX private message facility ?
<4> kinda
<8> i want to create my member can send private message each other
<2> togg: Didn't know there was a pear channel. Thanks
<2> Bye!
<7> hm
<9> hi
<4> funny world, jiggster :)
<8> though ?
<10> hello
<7> toggg: wha? :P
<4> ditto
<11> iggy enygma
<12> hola
<11> heh, looks like a toaster http://www.netgear.com/products/details/SC101.php
<7> haha
<7> yeah it does
<7> "accessible as a letter drive" oh joy :\
<7> what about nix!?
<11> jiggster samba
<7> :\
<8> btw, i've 4 tables in database, is it possible to make search script with php lookup from that different tables and display the output if succeed ?
<11> jiggster it has telnet
<9> i need to control $_POST values. only integers are accepted. would you recommend the use of ctype_digit() ?
<7> it looks pretty cool though none-the-less
<7> well no not looks, sounds
<7> well
<7> once again
<7> i'm abandoning windows for a while
<11> jiggster: come on... the retro toaster look is just bad ***
<9> the problem is that is_numeric() will return true if the user type "14.122" or "14,122"
<7> hmm
<7> ****
<11> jig
<11> jiggster
<11> What operating systems cannot be used?
<11> * Macintoshes
<11> * UNIX
<11> * 64-bit operating systems
<7> i dunno i didnt look at it beyond the pic ;P
<11> I know.
<9> what about my "problem" ? :)
<11> Vinadelmar TIAS
<11> !+tias
<13> [TIAS] Try It And See. If you want to know if something works, try it first.
<9> Jymmm, my question was : `would you recommend it ?`
<14> Vinadelmar, use regex
<11> elBugz oh hell no
<11> Vinadelmar yes,
<9> read before sending tias around
<11> Vinadelmar ok, then, no I dont recommend it.
<11> wait, maybe I recommend it.
<9> :|
<11> Vinadelmar and again TIAS for yourself.
<9> :|
<7> grah
<9> i tried both but i dont know what's better. if you can't tell me about your personal experience just say 'i dont know'
<7> i need a bigger room
<7> i need two comp tables :P
<9> or idk if you want
<9> elBugz, ctype_digit looks like a '/\d+/', thing is that i need to control like 20 entries in $_POST. regex use quite a lot of resource. if ctype_digit is faster then i would use it
<9> but how do i know it is faster ? :) that's the inner question.
<9> Jymmm, don't say a word... lemme guess : TIAS ??
<15> Vinadelmar: xdebug ?
<11> Vinadelma What part of try it and see for yourself dont you understand? If you want to time , then time it.
<16> Vinadelmar, have you tried is_numeric() ?
<9> just don't read me Jymmm i'm chatting with helpful people
<9> here we go
<9> Plasma, yep i have
<9> but is_numeric returns true for "1,100" or "1.100"
<15> Jymmm: drastic :P
<11> Vinadelmar: Now you have 20 minutes to TIAS.
<16> I have an interesting question... one of my scripts runs forever (as a daemon), it does many, many queries (to local mysql db) per second
<16> usually means myqsl/php are fighting around 90% cpu time, which usually isnt a problem (does not impact the performance of the server)
<16> was just wondering if anyone has ever dealt with having to issue so many queries so often?
<16> Its having to constatnly query because new data may appear and an action needs to be taken for example
<16> not really a problem at the moment, just wondering if anyone has any ideas for optimization
<11> two servers =)
<16> its probably going to end up on its own machine at one point, but what its on at the moment is fine
<16> I guess its as optimized as its gonna get thou :)
<17> optimize your queries
<17> that should help a lot
<11> Plasma: If you're doing that many queries, it's the simplest approach
<11> !+kiss
<16> yeah done work on those, they are fine
<13> [KISS] Keep It Simple Stupid. Why overthink things?
<16> exactally :)
<11> and why are you running it as a daemon and such a heavy load?
<11> (just curious)
<16> Anyone experimenting with sockets and php at the moment? Ive put together a (yet to be completed) object based multiclient server example (mostly as a learning experience) if anyone is interested in some code
<16> ah, its acting as a server (clients connect to it) and it issues commands to the specific clients
<11> sounds like a web server - specifics man, specidfics!
<15> Jymmm: its a botnet ;)
<11> Meltir sounds like it to me
<16> this php server (which is fed commands via a conduit) gives commands to console applications on remote hosts to manage software/servers
<16> heh far from it :)
<11> not really
<15> yup, it sounds like spam servers ;P
<16> haha
<11> zombie server
<16> I get enough spam thanks, dont dare review my spambays history (I havent done it for a good week and a half)
<18> hi ive been playing with arrays in $GLOBALS and have been having problems just wondering if someone knew this off hand ?http://pastebin.com/525568 thanks
<15> Plasma: if its such a specific use, why not go with c++ ?
<16> yeah Meltir, well probably due to legacy (im sure we will soon recode it with a compiled language, afterall it would give some speed) - but at the moment its working out fine
<16> the console applications are all c++, but yeah, a c++ server would be good
<16> originally the entire system was php based, now only the server end is coded with php
<15> i could see a major speed increase in recoding it, but the legacy code is a valid reason.
<16> yeah definitely
<16> Its just going to take a bit of time is all (the server is not that complex, simply reads some results from a database table and sends specific data to a host, and so forth)
<16> but at the moment its working fine, but ideally a compiled application will perform much better
<16> php server, c# web front end with c++ client applications
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