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<0> Then again, I've never had the need to do that
<1> Nanobot: yea :)
<1> luisgrin: Apache is not setup for php. Read php.net/install
<2> ok
<2> dangermouse thanks
<3> Dangermouse, do you use PDO?
<1> nope
<3> how can I access a child cl*** from a parent cl***
<3> or
<3> that actually defeats the entire purpose
<4> i'm writing a newsletter script that sends email to about 5000 subscribers. i've got a queue system setup to batch send emails, but triggering the script is tough. can't be done via a browser, since if the browser closes, it screws up the queue, and cron wouldn't work, since i'd need a variable number of batches sent at variable times, atleast a month apart
<4> any thoughts?
<5> why the cron wouldn't work?
<5> You can always create a deamon, that checks for the pending emails
<6> how do i share a variable between two functions?
<5> Melbell: $GLOBALS
<4> well it would have to query every minute to see if a queue exists, which is pointless since it would be wasting resources all but that one time a month
<3> now who would want to crete a demon to check pending emails
<6> Wolfpaws, is there any way to just share it between two functions and nothing else? and in which function do I use GLOBALS do declare it?
<5> think "cron"
<5> Melbell: php.net/global. There is a link. Read it ALL.
<6> Wolfpaws, i have read it twice...i will read it again
<5> tek: It has been done at my work.
<4> well the problem with cron is that it would be running when it doesn't need to
<5> em...
<7> I'd like to have and automated web hosting sript that automatically creates a linux user and a mysql databace/user... Is it possable to create a linux user with PHP?
<7> So FTP will be enabed :)
<4> Thomaz: you can use exec()
<5> yes... Google for php-pam ***otiation
<8> we do exactly that - the php app inserts batches into a DB, and a cron job runs every 5 mins looking for batches to run.
<5> theDan: *blink*
<7> Awesome, i'll google it
<4> Wolfpaws: I don't use cron too often, is there some obvious answer I'm missing?
<5> theDan: yes. The ease of use... Your cron is probably running non-stop. WHY aren't you harnesting it's power?
<7> Oh my god! Googles website is down (the australian one: google.com.au) seems server side
<7> Back on
<5> www.google.cvom
<7> That was snappy.
<5> bah.
<7> Maybe they are using windows and it crashed :D
<4> Yeah, well that's the problem, if I set it up, it would be running the script every minute of the day.. forever, which is a waste of power IMHO
<1> It doesn't reboot that quickly
<4> since it only need to be run 50 times a month on one variable day
<7> "This program will need to close unexpectedly"
<5> google? Windows? I don't think that terminology is compatible :)
<1> lol
<1> hey Jymmm
<9> Hi Dangermouse
<1> Hows you?
<9> not bad
<6> Wolfpaws, if i'm reading this correctly, global just gives the ability to manipulate the global vars declared outside a function, from within a function...I need to create a variable with one function, and use it in another. that's not global is it?
<5> yes it is
<9> !+globals
<10> [GLOBALS] There is $GLOBALS --> http://php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.php#reserved.variables.globals or you might have meant Register Globals --> http://php.net/manual/en/security.globals.php
<8> thedan: I really wouldn't worry about it running too often
<8> thedan: set it to run once a day in cron if you really care
<11> I just downloaded phpShell, and I'm trying to use the phpHash that came with it, but when I load it in my browser, I just get a lot of stuff that makes no sense.. Code kinda stuff
<4> Xyphoid: Yeah, but it needs to run the script 50 or so times--each time would send out one batch of emails.
<5> !+g10
<10> Guideline #10) We don't support script(s). We help you *write* PHP, not recommend or download and install/hack/modify/adapt/use pre-written scripts
<8> What I do is have the cron script just pick one batch to do
<3> where is sha512?
<12> I am using function __construct() in a cl*** to include a file like general.inc. Now, later on in the code within the same cl***, I have general::somefunct(); ... and, it calls somefunct() within the general cl***, but I have $this->somefuncingeneral() ... in the somefunct(). Instead of $this being within the $general, the error looks like $this is being replaced with the cl*** that has the __construct function. Does this make sense? Any ideas?
<6> Wolfpaws, ok, well I must just be simple...because I'm not finding any help on the variable scope page...thanks anyway
<8> then if you have 50 batches inserted at once they'll be started staggered over some time
<7> Does exec() run command line?
<5> uyes
<3> how can i use a parent cl***es constructor when i initialize a child cl***?
<5> um... 'exec' executes a command tpo be exact
<3> cl*** child extends parent { ..i want to use parent constructor on instantiation }
<7> eg: exec(locate "$search_item");
<7> or something of the such would work?
<5> yes
<7> Sounds dangerous :O
<8> foo: by doing $cl***::fn() you're calling that method staticly. within a static method, $this makes no sense.
<4> Xyphoid: this would be a lot easier if i could have cron trigger another cron :)
<8> if you want to use the instance you're calling from, do $cl***::fn($this) and p*** that instance to the static method
<11> Is anyone able to help me with my problem?
<5> Thomaz: Not if you know how to use it...
<8> thedan: do they all need to start at the same time?
<5> Jalain: I said this isn't 3rd party support channel... Go ask elsewhere.
<7> exec() twice if I had two things to execute?
<12> Xyphoid: hmm... I'm confused. Is there a page that talks about cl***es indepth? Specifically, how to call functions from a cl*** within a different cl***?
<5> Thomaz: RTFM
<7> Okay
<8> um, $instance->function() or cl***name::staticfunction()
<4> Xyphoid: Well, yeah. The way the system works is I have a queue table with `news_id` and `index`.. then the script does something like "limit $index,120" to grab subscribers. so this would need to run relatively close to eachother
<8> when i said $cl***::fn($this) I was talking crap by the way
<3> Xyphoid, if i'm instantiating a child cl***, can I p*** values to the parent constructor?
<8> if you're running from cron you should be able to do the whole batch in one go surely?
<3> like $child = new child($values_for_parent_constructor);
<4> Xyphoid: wouldnt the script timeout?
<8> not from cron
<4> d'oh
<6> so i have to do global $fulltext; outside all functions, and again inside each function in which I want to use that variabe?
<4> i thought that the execution time limit applied to everything
<8> the CLI version doesn't timeout by default - it's the main reason I use it
<8> melbell: p*** the variable to the function.
<13> anyone want to help me figure out why this login script isnt working, i took it from a tutorial but it when i try and login, it doesnt login me in, it says invalid username/p***word, heres the code http://www.thelucasnetwork.com/login2/
<6> Xyphoid, like function_name($variable) ?
<4> Xyphoid: thank you for saving a ton of my time :) if that works my life will be easier
<8> tek: you should be able to do parent::__construct($arg) within the child constructor
<8> thedan: I've been down exactly the path you're doing, heh
<3> okay
<3> thanks
<8> what I do is have a batch table with a creation timestamp and a started timestamp. the creation timestamp is set to the web script's time when the batch is finished setting up.
<8> the cron script looks for a batch record with creation timestamp set and started timestamp of null.
<8> it then does $timestamp = x; update batchrecord set started_timestamp = timestamp where id = X and started_timestamp is null
<12> Xyphoid: Do you see what I am saying?
<4> Xyphoid: Ah, mine is even simpler--I just delete the batch's row when it's finished running. The timestamp idea would have been better though
<8> and then checks started_timestamp is x. if not, some other cron instance grabbed that row
<3> $a = new authorized(parent::__constructor($_SESSION, $_GET, $_POST)); that work?
<8> so you never end up running it twice
<8> foo: nope, are you trying to /msg me?
<12> Xyphoid: uh, no. Hm
<12> Xyphoid: Alright, say I have cl*** a and cl*** b. Within cl*** b, how can I call a function from cl*** a?
<8> do you have an instance of cl*** a?
<3> Xyphoid, yes
<14> hey, howcome if i put <font> and </font> before and after a table it wont effect the text in that table?
<8> $instance->function($args);
<14> and what do i need to do change the text in a table?
<12> Xyphoid: Within the cl***? Hmm. How do I create that instance? $instance = new cl***(); ?
<12> Xyphoid: where cl*** is the name of the cl***..
<8> yes.
<12> Xyphoid: I can do that within cl*** b? So, cl*** b { $instance = new cl***a(); function somefunc() { $instance->funct(); } ... ?
<8> cl*** b { private $instance = new cl***a(); quite possibly
<12> Xyphoid: hmm, ok.
<8> unfortunately http://nz.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.basic.php is totally appallingly laid out
<13> anyone want to help me figure out why i cant login with my program? http://www.thelucasnetwork.com/login2/login.html
<13> username is username and p***word is p***word
<13> the code is at http://www.thelucasnetwork.com/login2/
<15> SinnerG: No, but you can get a +e
<16> heh
<15> CLucas916_x64: You realize that we can't view the code of a .php file, right?
<13> TML, go here http://www.thelucasnetwork.com/login2/ all the code is in there
<5> TML: You could devoice him in the same p*** :)
<15> CLucas916_x64: No, it's not.
<15> CLucas916_x64: Go there in a browser and try to view the code.
<15> Wolfpaws: He's voiced?
<5> TML: Yes.
<13> TML, ok sorry i ment the files are in there, just view in notepad
<15> CLucas916_x64: We can't download the files!
<15> Think about it for a second, please
<5> TML: Maybe the server has the same bug as IIS4 :)
<15> Wolfpaws: Who voiced him?
<5> I did.
<15> *smack*
<15> +e
<15> Not +v
<5> ok... I'll know for the next time
<15> =)
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