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<0> yo, i run PHP on a Fedora box. no probs.
<1> TML: thats topic worthy
<1> MauriceClarett: so does the rest of #fedora
<2> myconid wanna bet?
<1> nope.. but I just asked in #fedora
<0> myconid: i thought most of #fedora ran gentoo but didn't want to look like socialist lifeless nerds so they hang out in #fedora so they can retain some hint of sanity. like a 40-somethings bald guy in a singles bar... #fedora is like a singles bar with 40-somethings bald guys.
<3> works, thanks TML :) I know i should get into regexes more, its just that i don't come across alot of situations where i absolutely need them.
<1> lol.
<2> "A ban a day is all we ask"
<4> ban me
<5> simonbun: Yeah, but they're not that hard, and when you do come across them, you'd be a better programmer if you could solve them yourself. I suggest the regex book, from ORA.
<6> simonbun, http://gnosis.cx/publish/programming/regular_expressions.html
<5> !tell simonbun about regex book
<2> !+mre
<7> [MRE] 'Meal, Ready to Eat' used by the military in the field and others during a disaster as they have a long shelf life. But you probably wanted 'MRE - Mastering Regular Expressions' the bible of regex http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/regex2/ Use this utility for learning/understanding/troubleshooting your RegEx --> http://www.weitz.de/regex-coach/
<0> Jymmm i guess you can ban me, but that won't be too fun for b1n0ry when he tries to come back tomorrow
<3> thanks
<8> anyone know if it's possible to get the remote ssl cert subject from an ssl stream resource?
<1> Why isnt there an alternate SSL web of trust going on yet? like a mozilla/firefox root
<0> myconid: let's start one
<0> who doesn't trust an armed robber?
<1> MauriceClarett: Im not mozilla, or firefox.. im just another dead weekend project on #php.
<5> myconid: There is.
<5> myconid: It's called OpenCert.
<5> Or is it OpenCA? I forget.
<1> TML: Does FF/moz/opera support it?
<9> TML: OpenCert by OpenOCES
<5> myconid: I don't know about Opera, but I'm pretty sure they're in recent FF/Mox
<9> opencert.org
<9> nope, that's an ad site
<1> yep.
<1> check yo'self
<9> usually, i have one of my girls do that for me
<9> i am past 50, after all
<5> OpenOCES isn't the one I'm thinking of
<1> didnt look like it.. that looks like code signing
<1> but the day i correct TML will be a cold day in hell
<9> it does get cold here
<9> sometimes
<9> looks like it is opencert, i just can't find a website on it
<5> cacert.org
<5> That's the one *I'M* thinking of.
<10> hey is Wired Magazine any good?
<9> there is a certification program called linux opencert, i just can't find an official site on it
<9> MoRgZ if you like ads
<10> plenty of ads eh?
<10> what other pc magazines are available in the us?
<9> MoRgZ what topic?
<9> there are about a million, it seems
<10> linux, general, windows
<6> linux journal is nice
<10> we don't really have many here
<10> maybe about 5 on Personal Computing and thats it
<11> I never understood buying pc magazines if you have the internet
<10> heh
<6> crookedi, print is different from online
<9> PC Computing, Computerworld, DrDobbs, Byte, BaseLine, c|net, CIO, Computer Bits, CGW, Computer Shopper, about a bazillion more
<10> anyone feeling generous and wants to mail linux journal issue to an australian 15yo?
<6> MoRgZ, maybe mom or dad?
<10> my parents?
<9> MoRgZ http://www.netvalley.com/top100mag.html there's a list of netvalley's top 100
<10> thanks
<6> MoRgZ, yeah, doesnt hurt to ask. I would think they would
<10> yeh, im not too sure, i don't know how to order an issue from here either
<12> MoRgZ: i'd love to mail you Linux Journal, but am presently broke...
<10> heh, i can send you the money via paypal
<1> Linux mags are 50/50 content and ads.
<9> MoRgZ: most of 'em, you call them and give them your address. they take your credit card. and you get the mag.
<6> myconid, most mags are
<10> awesome
<10> how much is linux journal?
<9> MoRgZ: $25/USD yr
<9> MoRgZ: $45/USD for 2 yrs
<10> ****e, the mag i purchase called APC, the best pc mag in my opinion is $AUD9.80/issue $AUD79/yr
<9> whats AUD <> USD?
<10> 1AUD = ~ 74cents USD
<9> $25 US = $33 AU
<6> I *think* roughly 4:4
<6> 4:5 I mean
<10> so the $79 = $58USD
<9> just type "25 usd to aud" in google
<10> and the $9.80 is $7.20USD
<9> that's an expensive mag
<10> is that considered expensive in the US?
<10> it comes with a cover dvd
<10> and about 100 pages of ads :P
<9> i don't think national geographic costs that much
<1> NG owns.
<9> intro 12 month to NG is $15 USD
<10> linux journal is $65USD
<10> $62USD to get it here
<9> ah, it's only $25 to get it in the US
<10> i wish i lived in the US
<10> not just for the magazines though :p
<9> here you just run down to your local B&N and browse the 10 billion shelves of magazines for the computer section. then you go find the shelves of books, too.
<9> yeah, the girls are great here too
<10> hehe
<1> Can I have a couple people do me a favor? I need some free form addresses. Can you please message me an address you know (US only), such as 72 main street.. SOmething you could tell another human and they would understand it.. it doesnt need to be strict formatting of anykind.
<9> the east coast girls are hip, i really dig those styles they were. and the southern girls with the way they talk, they knock me out when i'm down there. the mid-west farmer's daughters really make you feel alright. and the northern girls by the way they kiss they keep their boyfriends warm at night.
<9> s/were/wear
<9> but hey, that's just me
<13> So, obviously you can use php without the web server. How would I write a hello world file?
<13> and how do I then run it.
<1> #!/path/to/php
<1> <?php='hello world'; ?>
<1> save it, chmod +x it
<1> run it
<13> heh, I forgot the whole <?php?> thing... thanks.
<1> didnt moz.org used to have edit links on every page?
<14> I've been trying to install the rpmreader extension, without any luck... I try using pear, but it gives me the error "no package handlers for package.xml version 2.0"
<12> is it normally a good idea to process all possible POST data in one spot, or is it common to get POST data in the code block it'll be used in?
<15> dad - to me that is a matter of personal preference - just so long as it is all validated before you do anything with it
<12> lig: thanks. my thought is, that stuff is part of the initialization, where most variables are set to initial values.
<15> If that is what is comfortable to you - that is fine to me *shrug* - just make sure you comment it so others after you get it :D
<1> dad: I always verify data coming ionto functions.
<1> dad: so I am careless how I use it in my code..
<1> if(log_user_in($GET_['username'], $GET_['p***word'])){ // user logged in
<1> But i p*** username and p***word through a regex in the function
<12> myconid: presently, i'm just swiitching on button names
<1> dad: just always remember, php or otherwise, any data you did not generate is not trustable.
<1> and when you are writing cl***es, anytyhing that is p***ed to the cl***, even code you write, shouldnt be trusted.
<12> myconid: agreed.
<2> X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!$H+H*
<12> myconid: thanks
<1> Jymmm: IRC-ANTISPYWARE HAS DETECTED AN INFECTION OF AICAR ON YOUR SYSTEM
<16> can i use <?php ?> two times in the same file?
<1> Psycho-MaN: Yes.
<1> You can use it 1000 times
<16> and if yes, the variables that i declare at the first are known to the second?
<1> <? $a='yes'; $b='no'; $c='myconid'; ?> This is a test written by <?=$c ?>. Can you use multiple php blocks? <?=$a ?>. Arent I awesome <? $b='yes'; ?><?=$b ?>!
<12> Psycho-MaN: yes
<16> lol thnx myconid
<16> that was really a full lesson
<1> np.
<1> Psycho-MaN: typically I have a 'functions' file, and a 'content' file.. so my 'content' file looks alot like a standard HTML page.. with <?=variable?>'s all over it.
<12> lol!
<1> thats a lie really.. heh.
<10> thanks guys for your help
<10> cya
<17> "keylogger" commands?
<1> Slee: certain words can trigger norton firewalls to disconnect users.
<17> ooh
<17> wow
<17> well, here's my question o' the night:
<17> what would be the best way to display this information on a page:
<17> I have a whole bunch of articles
<1> you type slower than my grandmother
<17> i'm thinking about WHAT I should type
<17> and they need to display the username of the person that submitted them
<18> if you use $_session , are you giving each person a unique "id" in any way? i mean... i have $_SESSION['logged_in']=1; ..
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