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<0> more than 2000
<1> and what are your specs?
<0> I have gzips of the archived logs which are less than 8 megs each
<0> I want all logs since january in a DB, each month in its own table
<1> why is that so? why month/table?
<0> well, to keep my table size reasonable, if not queries to it will be too slow
<0> i'm wondering if it would not be better to have a vhost/table
<1> uhm, well, that would be a lot of tables lol
<2> :)
<1> Are the queries slow? have you test that?
<0> of course, but the speed of the script that will generate stats on-the-fly from that DB is my main issue here
<0> yes I have
<2> n00b question: Can I make CSS change a image with hover?
<1> Yes you can
<2> how? :)
<0> I have already optimised them some, compared to the original script
<0> Lilleman : #css
<2> tnx
<3> is there a php mysql function that will return record sets in an array already? so I don't have to do a while loop fetch_array but a foreach instead?
<1> You could do a function for that
<1> and store the values in $array[]
<1> and then return it
<4> how do i write to a file that doesn't exist yet in php?
<4> i'm trying to write code for a page that lets me use an html form to get content for a page and then the php creates the page and puts in the content
<5> http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.fopen.php
<3> danf_1979: thx
<6> Is there any quick way to turn an ***ociative array into a keyed one ?
<7> array_values()
<7> Althgough the term "keyed" is poorly used here
<0> do you know if using gzopen / gzgets on a gziped file will load the whole file in memory, or just a line at the time ?
<1> yes :)
<7> All arrays have keys, some are ***ociative, some are numeric
<7> retro: Line at a time (plus a little big when the line ending falls in the middle of a compression block)
<7> s/big/bit/
<6> Pollita: :-)
<8> how do you deal with with cl***es that have static and non static methods which both need a db connection ?
<0> danf_1979 : was that "yes" for me? and my logfile is 550megs!
<8> retro_neo try log rotation ;)
<1> No, it was for Pollita and her/his comment about keyed term
<0> I do have log rotation. that's all my old logfiles merged together
<0> but I'm looking into reading them directly from their original gzips
<8> zcat
<9> Jax, either move the database connection out of the cl*** and p*** it as a parameter, or make it a static member, or ...
<0> gsnedders: who ate you?
<9> heh
<10> Anyone knows how i can do like this: $obj = new $cl***Name; // Would create (cl***Name=foo) "new foo(a,b,c)" ?
<10> it is possible to create $foo = "cl***Name"; $obj = new $foo; but i cant get the arguments with me (and also, eval is not good idea :D)
<7> Have you tried $obj = new $foo(a,b,c); ?
<10> Pollita, of course, it throws error
<10> Pollita, but i guess there is somehow to do it with $foo as array
<10> not sure how though
<11> why dont u use a no-argument constructor and then feed your stuff in an init(a, b, c) method?
<12> !+u
<13> Surely you mean 'you', not 'u'? The letter 'u' is not a personal pronoun. Talking like this in ##php may get you silenced. For details, /msg php-bot aolbonics
<10> m0rales, that is workaround ;)
<7> wait
<7> $foo is an array/
<7> ?
<7> Well of course that won't work
<10> Pollita, no it is not
<7> <10> Pollita, but i guess there is somehow to do it with $foo as array
<10> Pollita, but creating it as array it could work
<7> sorry, misread
<7> Anyway, new $foo(a,b,c) does work
<7> What error are you getting
<10> Oh, sorry, it does work. I must have had first time some other error i quickly thought was because of it
<4> what could be a possible cause of a file not being writable?
<7> permissions
<7> safe_mode
<14> Not existing
<7> disk full
<4> how deep do the permissions need to be?
<4> the file doesn't exist
<12> 6 inch
<4> the code is supposed to create it
<1> lol
<14> The directory needs to be +w for the user PHP runs as
<7> yawg: Look at the reported error, it'll probably tell you
<4> there is no reported error
<15> does anyone have experience with php4 and Oci8 on oracle 10.1 ?
<16> jlhenry, what kind of experience?
<7> That's not true
<15> I got this : Warning: ocilogon(): _oci_open_session: OCIHandleAlloc OCI_HTYPE_SVCCTX: OCI_INVALID_HANDLE in
<7> If you try to write to a file that's not writable you'll get an error
<7> You might be suppressing that error, or not reporting that error, but there is one
<15> Wilik, compiling and working :)
<4> hmmm
<16> jlhenry, http://www.cs.utsa.edu/~jwilson/index.php?page=projects&cat=oracle&sec=oracle-php
<4> well the file doesn't exist yet
<7> Make sure error_reporting() includes at least E_WARNING and E_ERROR. Make sure display_errors is turned on
<10> and error_level is correct
<12> ...and there is no @ before the function call
<7> Yes, that's well and good, but you still need to do some debugging.
<4> the code tries to create a file: /home/yawgm8th/www/blog/archive/year-month-day-hour.html
<1> yawg, maybe your code is flawed, show it at pastebin
<4> $filename = exec('date +/home/yawgm8th/www/blog/archive/%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M.html');
<17> I hate regular expressions :/
<7> oh dear god
<18> hey, maybe a stupid question, but session_unset() + session_destroy() will remove only the sessions from session_id() I mean only one person's ID not all the online ?
<12> yawg: *blink*
<4> that part works
<15> Wilik, thanks, will try
<7> yawg: Perhaps, but it's still STUPID
<5> Davey: I think everyone hates having to write them... but on the flip side, love their power. :)
<4> i tell it to print $filename and it is correct
<4> so i don't think that is the problem
<1> Quatrux, yes
<18> cool then, thanks
<16> jlhenry, as for compiling php with oracle support, thats just a plain pain in the ***, but there is plenty of doc's on the net on how to do it
<1> yawg, so, thats how you are creating the file????
<7> yawg: yes, it's not the problem, but it's STILL bad
<1> $filename = exec('date +/home/yawgm8th/www/blog/archive/%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M.html');
<1> Does this really creates a file????
<4> it doesn't create it, but it makes $filename equal that string
<4> so later on when i go to fopen, i can use $filename
<1> but why do you use exec?
<4> idk, what should i have done?
<1> dont do that unless is strictly necesarry
<4> i'm new to php
<12> *blink*
<1> exec could be unavailable...
<19> should use overload function in this case ? $t=$this->$$k($s,$v);
<7> I hit you with the functions you should have been using
<7> date() or strftime() would have served your needs quite well
<19> Fatal error: Method name must be a string in
<1> Yes, strftime is my favorite
<7> ks: $$k doesn't evaluate to a string
<19> Pollita should I use _set ?
<16> why not do $dateString = date( "%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M", time() );
<16> then do $filename = "/home/blah/$dateString.html";
<7> ks: That question is out of context
<10> __get, __set, ... are ugly in PHP :(
<7> Wilik: You're mixing your functions :)
<16> so?! :)
<1> Just do a string yawg, $file = "path/to/whatever/".strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M").".html";
<19> Pollita you are right , it was a mistype
<19> $this->$k just worked
<20> What function can i use to read a file line by line... (like file_get_contents, only different)
<16> file()?
<20> duh, nvm :P
<16> that question gets asked atleast once a day!
<16> lol
<1> nl2br(file_get_contents($file));
<20> sorry bout that, hehe
<21> anyone knows what does return function mail() ?
<16> danf_1979, why do that when file() returns an array of lines in the file?
<1> What about if it just for echoing?
<16> echo implode( "", file($file));
<1> nl2br("foo isn't\n bar");
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