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<0> okay, so I can do like if($bla[$i] == '') { unset ($bla[$i]); }
<1> i'm pretty sure yes
<0> Is it really removed then?
<2> Yes
<1> unset i believe is the way, if there isnt an array function to do so
<0> so if $i = 10, then $bla[10] does not exist?
<1> i'm rusty with some bits of PHP
<3> hi
<3> does anybody have any link where I should read about sending files throught headers ?
<2> Cavallo: "Don't"?
<2> You shouldn't send a file through headers.
<0> Cavallo: Do you want to force a download?
<2> Headers are simple key:value pairs, and should be kept to those supported by the RFCs.
<2> If you're going to add some, make sure to use the X- namespace, but I'd strongly urge you NOT to send a file in a header unless it's a VERY tiny file
<3> I mean to refer user to file.php and then user can dl file. So if file is txt user will get download window and not to open it in browser
<0> Cavallo: Yes that's possible... let me check...
<0> Cavallo: I use this for doing what you want: http://pastebin.com/624630
<0> Cavallo: Did you get the URL?
<2> "application/force-download"?
<2> Just making up our own MIME types now?
<1> lol
<0> Hmm... I think its a fix for a certain browser problem... I cant remember where I found that snippet... not made by me... but works fine in all browsers ive tried though =)
<4> Greetings!
<1> there is working, and there is tuned :P
<1> large difference
<0> true =)
<2> CopyNinja: Maybe, but it's not strictly conforming to the spec
<1> limp along, or run on nitro and a turbocharger
<2> Depending on how you feel about that, it may or may not matter
<1> although you could argue some hacks are required for cross platform compliance
<1> er, compliance is a bad word to use
<0> TML: I've only used this once... if you know a better way doing it I would be glad to have it presented =)
<2> CopyNinja: Just drop lines 8 and 10, since you can't send multiple headers of the same value anyways, and those two MIME types don't actually exist
<2> CopyNinja: In effect, only one of those three values will ever be sent. Right now, unless you've screwed with your config, it'll be "application/download".
<2> Which isn't a real MIME type
<3> CopyNinja: thanks ;)
<4> i'm trying to install PHP for the first time
<4> but i can't get Apache to load libphp.so
<4> any help would be greatly appreciated
<4> libphp5.so: cannot restore segment prot after reloc: Permission denied
<0> TML: Okay! Thanks a lot! Always fun to learn :)
<0> Cavallo: Read what TML said about the headers-thing... My version works, but is not recommended since its invalid (or however to put it)
<2> CopyNinja: Also, note that your Expires header is invalid. It *MUST BE* in RFC 1123 format
<2> CopyNinja: e.g., Expires: Thu, 01 Dec 1994 16:00:00 GMT
<2> CopyNinja: If it's not, the HTTP spec REQUIRES that all UAs ignore it
<0> aha... do you have a link to where I can get more information on headers and its valid values?
<2> RFC 2616
<4> TML, could u help me with my simple problem?
<2> !tell M3 about u
<2> M3: Do you have a simple problem?
<4> yessir
<2> What is it?
<5> hey TML
<2> Heyh
<2> s/h$//
<5> TML: feel like helping me figure out a (should be easier than this) regexp?
<4> TML, can I paste the error msg here?
<2> M3: If it's less than 160 characters, yes
<2> kodekrash: Let's hear it
<4> httpd: Syntax error on line 54 of /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf: Cannot load /usr/local/apache2/modules/libphp5.so into server: /usr/local/apache2/modules/libphp5.so: cannot restore segment prot after reloc: Permission denied
<2> M3: That's not a simple problem. I thought you had a simple one.
<5> TML: I need to explode() a string by any of 3 XML tags -- </string> </base64> </integer>
<4> TML, hmm
<4> i thought it was simple
<4> looked like i've configured something wrong
<0> TML: if you have the time... can you please take a look at http://pastebin.com/624645 for me and tell me if this is a good way doing it? and if not, what is wrong with it? The code scrapes a webpage to get available servers and races for each game.
<2> M3: It's not. The answer is "Figure out how to adjust your SELinux settings appropriately.", but I don't use SELinux, so I can't help you
<5> TML: I'm doing preg_split with the offset option...
<4> TML, i'm running Fedora 5 on a laptop
<2> kodekrash: preg_split('@</(string|base64|integer)>@'
<2> M3: That doesn't tell me anything
<2> M3: Figure out how to adjust your SELinux settings appropriately.
<5> CopyNinja: is the code _broken_ ?
<4> tml, selinux?
<2> M3: Yes
<5> TML: um... is it that easy?
<0> kodekrash: broken?
<4> tml, i'm running Fedora 5
<2> kodekrash: Why wouldn't it be? :)
<5> TML: it's regexp :p
<2> kodekrash: regex (no 'p') is easy. :)
<2> !+regexp
<6> regEX There's no P. See the POSIX documentation. Adding a p is a common spelling mistake.
<2> CopyNinja: I'm sorry, my attention span for IRC ***istance spans no more than 30 lines of code.
<0> TML: okay! thanks anyways :)
<5> TML: I owe you an ale matey!
<4> tml, but i'm not running selinux?
<2> M3: Yes you are
<4> ah,
<4> tml, i thought i was running Fedora Core 5
<2> M3: You are.
<4> tml, obviously i'm lost
<7> people, how to read a text file "line-by-line"?
<5> M3: selinux is a kernel hack that's part of Fedora and various other distros
<5> noppo: file()
<2> kodekrash: It's actually part of the kernel mainline
<4> thanks kodekrash
<7> kodekrash: thx
<5> TML: not all distros compile it in...
<0> noppo: there are a lot of different ways... file() is one way doing it... you get the file in to a array, line by line
<2> M3: Probably because you didn't read the system documentation. Maybe you could try googling for SELinux, or asking a fedora support channel.
<4> thanks tml
<5> noppo: or, fopen() + fgets() + fclose()
<5> CopyNinja: is your scraping code broken?
<5> TML: jeebus.... that's fast
<2> kodekrash: That's true, my point is simply that it has nothing to do with distros. It's a part of the kernel whether you enable it or not. IDE support is part of the kernel too.
<5> TML: lol, true
<7> CopyNinja: file() is the one i needed. fgets() contains a lineend symbol at the end of the string
<7> kodekrash: fgets() returns a stirng with lineend symbol, which i don't need
<5> noppo: trim( fgets() )
<5> noppo: file() is a dog on large files...
<7> kodekrash: my file is no more than 101 lines
<5> noppo: ah, then file() will be fast enough... I'm currently building a system that has 11-15 MB files to parse... file() doesn't work so well
<7> :)
<7> no, my file will be <1mb
<7> so file() should be ok
<2> I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean
<8> CopyNinja, Line:38, remove i++; you never define it, and i guess its working, i can see "Atlantean - RK1,Rimor - RK2" on the $matches print_r
<5> TML: ok, you may be converting me here...
<2> If you're about to announce that you've switched ***ual preferences, you don't get to blame that on me. :)
<5> from non-regex to regex
<5> I've NEVER used them in production code
<9> FUD!
<5> TML: can I modify that regex to give me the contents of the xml tag, and not just explode by end of tag?
<9> kodekrash, I recommend buying the Regular Expression Cookbook
<5> well... I _know_ I _can_ do it... question is how...
<5> X13: O'Reilly?
<2> !+regex book
<6> Oh, you mean 'Mastering Regular Expressions', by Jeff Friedl, published by O'Reilly and ***ociates. ISBN 0-596-00289-0, on the web at http://www.regex.info
<10> YA Reilly
<9> Not sure. I have it though. Dozens of examples like "Validating an e-mail address" with example code in bash/perl/PHP
<2> Best $45 most programmers can spend.
<4> tml, that was easy. i just changed my SELinux setting from Enforcing to Permissive
<5> TML: I think the $45 I spent on my keyboard was a good way to spend that money
<2> kodekrash: If you're getting deep into XML, though, you might want to look at XML specific tools, instead of using regex and treating it like a string.
<4> tml, simple too! once u and kodekrash told me what SELinux was
<8> kodekrash, if its okay for you i can give you my cl*** BIGXML.src (can handle 40GBBIG.xml)
<2> M3: Stop saying "u"
<2> It's not a word
<4> tml, sorry and ok
<5> Ox41464b: I have my own code to handle stuff... why would I need your's?
<8> okie :D
<2> Ox41464b: What is "40GBBIG.xml"?
<2> Is that part of some reference test suite?
<8> a file with extention .xml and have total size 40gb
<8> :(
<2> your XML filenames are chosen for the size of the file?
<2> That seems less than ideal
<5> TML: I'm quite good with xml tools... however, they won't work with this particular xml...
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