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<0> thanx i new it had to be somethingmlike that just couldnt; find what i was loking for
<1> trelayne: cron, in cygwin, works fine
<2> register_globals was created so it could one day be removed from php
<3> TML, yeah but cygwin is another level
<3> I doubt that most windows hosting is running cygwin for the taking
<4> sda?
<5> I don't suppose there is any way around it - working in a pure php environment ? ... I guess I could schedule the job to be run everytime a certain page loads ... but that's seriously messy...
<4> ah good
<4> that is messy yes
<3> babo in our case, we encourage customers to go linux
<0> hmm still wond recognize it
<3> if they want automated stuff (which of course uses php cron scripts)
<1> babo: www.dynarch.com/projects/calendar
<5> trelayne: hmmm ... still wouldn't solve the problem though, because I'm not sure the host would let me run cron jobs
<5> Thanks TML, treylane ... :-)
<4> Yeah you'd need a host that doesn't ****.
<3> babo well many do
<3> many linux hosting does allow that
<1> babo: I'm not sure that you and I are communicating effectively, though...what I'm discussing is a javascript widget that lets you pick a date using a calendar widget in the browser, and enters that date into a form element.
<6> shared hosting is the playground of the devil
<6> the DEVIL
<3> you usually configure it from the control panel
<4> haha
<2> you can always create your own cron jobs, that is, if your site gets any traffic
<3> babo what TML is talking about is what I just showed you.. except te widget was implemented as a java applet
<5> TML yeah, that's exactly what I'm looking for ... :-)
<1> Shadda: Unless they use some sort of virtualization software to provide each host with its own "hardware"
<6> TML, vps you mean? they're great.
<1> Shadda: I'm not familiar with the term "vps".
<3> wait a minute.. are you saying that virtualized hosting is real?
<1> trelayne: Sure
<3> man I must be out of the loop
<1> trelayne: I provide it, and I know a few commercial outfits do.
<3> what about the performance?
<6> TML, virtual private server/virtual dedicated server.
<6> they rock
<1> trelayne: I've never had a problem, but none of the sites I host are doing much load
<3> what vendors provide that sort of thing?
<6> There's several types, using Usermode Linux, Xen, Virtuozo, and VMWare
<3> vmware?
<3> oh I see
<1> I do it via Xen
<6> trelayne, I'm currently with www.quantact.com...awesome service, really good hardware and *amazing* pipes
<6> TML, yeah, quantact runs xen2...faster than most
<1> And in Q2, AMD is introducing a new line of CPUs that have hardware virtualization directly built into the core
<3> TML interesintg
<1> I watched their demo at Brainshare, they ran 16 linux hosts and 2 WinXP hosts on a desktop model CPU with 8GB of RAM
<3> is all the rage and I didn't even know it
<7> hmmm where can i d/l and install phpize?
<1> They even had the Quake 3 demo running in one of the WinXP hosts and got pretty decent framerates, as I understand such things.
<1> dad: It's part of PHP. You can't download it seperately.
<6> dad, should come with php
<3> what's phpize?
<1> dad: If you're using a package manager, install the "PHP development" package, suce as php4-dev on debian.
<7> TML: hmmm pear says it can't find phpize
<7> TML: thanks... :)
<6> trelayne prepares an extension for compilation with php
<6> eg, custom extensions
<3> oh ok
<1> Any extension
<3> but the extension has to follow some api rules I ***ume
<1> Yes
<6> yeah
<3> I wish I had the youth and time to tinker with this stuff more
<1> Generally speaking, nearly all of the extensions do.
<3> I once tried to port hylafax to cygwin
<3> what a waste of time that was
<1> trelayne: You almost certainly have the youth.
<1> The time is another matter.
<3> gee thanks TML
<1> trelayne: There's one PHP internals guy who is 52 years old.
<3> heh.. now that's inspiring
<3> that makes me feel like a teen
<6> TML, yeah, the only member currently writing extensions with teletype :)
<3> we tried to port our server to php5 at one point.. but one of the customers was experiencing a lot of problems so we decided to get back to 4
<6> trelayne, phpnuker? hhe
<6> heh*
<3> could be... my partner was involved in the attempt
<7> Shadda: don't knock it! i used to write programs with a tty-33 dialed to a mainframe
<7> (though i'm not 52 years old...)
<3> speaking of which, I have to set up pro bobo site for an library friends groups I'm part of. But I need a PHP CMS that is securish and easy for "regular people" to upload content with.. anyone have an good experiences?
<3> bobo=bono
<3> I was considering joomla.. but don't know how secure it is
<7> anyone know - can you fopen() stdin?
<3> now that would be nice
<3> probably on php CLI?
<7> trelayne: so, i'm dreaming??
<2> fopen("php://stdin", "r");
<2> php.net/features.commandline
<3> heh.. there you go
<7> schweet!
<3> that would make sense.. they want to outdo perl
<3> so they would have to support that ability
<6> or just STDIN (automagic pipe to php://stdin)
<3> speaking of which
<7> Shadda: even better! thanks to all !
<8> trelayne: the only experience I have with cms including file uploads is writing my own
<3> that's the only think I don't like about php.. how it spoiled my perl senses
<0> ok my xml isn't echoing properly can someone tell me what im doing wrong ill past some code to the bin
<6> php will never outdo perl when it comes to simplistic operations like that
<2> nor will it try
<3> mikere, heh.. that is my temptation .. but I only want to code wheer I have to put customized stuff
<3> I'm just paranoid about forgetting to upgrade and getting hacked by some turkish islamists or something
<6> turkish islamics? more like 13 year old americans with too much time on their hands
<3> that too
<3> well I site I frequent recently got defaced.. any they were running php nuke
<3> they upgraded needless to say
<6> running phpnuke is like doing toe touches in prison
<3> any=and
<0> ok so i need a good past bin
<6> so yeah, if they got defaced, they had it coming
<8> my everquest guild had a bunch of accounts ripped off because someone cracked the phpbb system and got acct info from pm's
<6> phpbb ranks #3 on my list of crappy unuseable software
<3> you see.. I would like to run phpbb.. but that is the sort of thing that makes me wary
<0> whats wrong with this code for outputing xml http://pastebin.com/624408
<8> theoretically it's fairly secure again but who knows
<1> mikere: The question in my mind is "What valid reason could you POSSIBLY have for posting usernames and p***words?"
<3> so what would you recommend as an alternate to phpbb?
<6> roger_padactor, gah use DOM
<8> TML: some folks sent personal messages with them so they could log a character in to get a flag when they couldn't be online
<6> trelayne, me, personally, I'd either write a custom one, or if I needed something generic and on the spot, punbb is pretty good
<6> really customizable
<6> well written
<1> mikere: *blink*
<9> hello.. could anyone take a look? http://pastebin.com/624405 ..the problem is around line 104
<1> mikere: Then they deserved what they got.
<8> TML: yes it's against the TOS but it happens all the time in end game guilds
<0> Shadda use DOM where can i see that
<3> Shadda, thanks.. will look into it
<9> I get the date's right..
<6> www.php.net/DOM
<1> mikere: I never played EQ, but I know a large numnber of people who play WoW pretty heavily, and I've never heard of that before.
<9> but when I click a date, the dates on the entire table changes
<8> TML: WoW flagging requirements are preety simplistic by comparison - most flags can be done by a single group in an afternoon.
<1> babi: Please condense your problem to something that I can repeat on my system using 30 lines of code or less.
<1> mikere: I'm not even sure what you mean by "Flags" in this context.
<2> i love seeing \' on websites, \" too :)
<1> philip: heh
<8> TML: ability to access end game zones is limited to characters who are 'flagged' for those zones by doing long boring quests.
<1> mikere: Not in WoW it's not.
<1> mikere: Regardless, I find it hard to discover any sympathy for people who were fully aware they were violating the ToS of the world in which they were playing. :)
<6> philip, I prefer seeing, "mysql_query() ERROR: MySQL Server has gone away"
<6> makes my day.
<9> how can I print next days in week, besides do 86400 seconds + $current_day?
<10> Played EQ for 7 years or so ;o
<6> babi, rephrase that?
<8> TML: Understood
<1> babi: Time in PHP is based on seconds.
<3> babi look into strtotime
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