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<DWism> if you want on the basic, that's cool
<PapaBear> hold on
<DWism> i'll null the invoice and flip you over
<PapaBear> no hold on
<PapaBear> bah i'm wrong
<PapaBear> :D
<DWism> :D
<PapaBear> hate being sick, mind ****s up
<DWism> if you wanna switch that's cool though
<Tamahome> Neo Citran, dude
<PapaBear> nah lets upgrade it actualy
<PapaBear> getting ready to go live with my schedualing system
<DWism> ahh, cool
<DWism> That's even easier... you don't even need me to do that :D
<coti> hi
<DWism> hiya
<Tamahome> 'sup in the hizzouse?
<coti> does anyone of you have any ideea if is possible to get files (download) with a php script, based on a url list
<DWism> coti: of course
<coti> i have more than 3000 files to get
<DWism> anything you can do, php can do better
<coti> and i need a bit of automatization
<DWism> unless it's ssh... php doesn't seem to like to do ssh :D
<coti> :) hehe
<coti> how can i do that
<DWism> which bites the BIG ONE, let me tell you.
<coti> i need an example
<DWism> if your host has it enabled, you can use the http:// and https:// wrappers with fopen/file_get_contents/file/whatever
<DWism> or you can use curl, which is a little trickier
<DWism> something like.... hrm
<coti> but i have more than 3000 urls
<DWism> $files[] = 'http://www.somedomain.com/file.exe';
<DWism> foreach ($files as $file) {
<DWism> $filename = basename($file);
<DWism> $f_to = fopen('downloaded/'+$filename, 'wb');
<DWism> $f_from = fopen($file, 'rb');
<DWism> while (!foef($f_from)) { fwrite($f_to, fread($f_from, 1024)); }
<DWism> fclose($f_from); fclode($f_to);
<DWism> }
<DWism> :D
<_TaSm> Thats much more complicated than it needs to be.
<kaneda_> Warning: that script is riddled with typorgraphical errors.
<DWism> _TaSm: sure
<DWism> kaneda_: typographical errors?
<kaneda_> A few.
<DWism> oh, haha
<DWism> + instead of .
<kaneda_> There's that.
<DWism> i've been working on javascript all day
<kaneda_> Ahh
<kaneda_> ALso, fclode() is a custom function, yes?
<DWism> fclose, lol
<kaneda_> :)
<coti> :))
<coti> thanks dudes
<kaneda_> If you phoenetically pronounce it, you're "****-closing"
<kaneda_> "****-loading" rahter
<Tamahome> LOL
<DWism> heh
<kaneda_> foef()?
<kaneda_> I can't even think of a witty joke for that one.
<Tamahome> wishes! :)
<Tamahome> for debugging purposes, is it possible to echo the contents of a form submit?
<irzyxel> php.net/print_r
<Tamahome> coo'
<wishes-> hey Tamahome :)
<PapaBear> El Mondo Trunko!
<wishes> El Mondo Trunko?
<Tamahome> no clue
<wishes> Tamahome, so what are you doing here?
<Tamahome> wishes: been starting to teach myself PHP
<Tamahome> writing an RSS/Atom feed generator
<wishes> ahh easy nuff and handy skill :)
<cmac66> ok I need some help, I have been using a login script for my administrative programs, and I use the same login script for one of my other programs but for this one, it is giving me all kinds of errors and complaining about mysql connection
<_TaSm> So fix your script.
<dravine> lemme guess
<dravine> you didn't write it yourself
<dravine> and don't know how to fix it yourself
<cmac66> can anyone help me with this, the address that I posted the script on is http://www.cartridge-supplies.com/RMA/index.php
<cmac66> no I didn't write it myself but I changed alot of it, and it was working in another folder no problem, but for some reason it wont work now
<_TaSm> So remove your changes and contact the author.
<cmac66> eh, it should be an easy fix once I find the problem
<cmac66> I mean it was working perfectly and I just copied the login scripts into another directory
<irzyxel> uh uh uh, pay me to fix it
<cmac66> but all of a sudden, its no good
<irzyxel> pay me
<irzyxel> PAY ME !!!!
<Eldritch> i'll do it for 1 cent less than irzyxel
<wishes> ill do it for $150 an hour
<irzyxel> but he takes twice as long in stead
<dravine> I'll claim to do it for $20 via paypal
<Eldritch> $149.99 an hour but it will only work on the full moon and during a solar eclipse
<_TaSm> Heh secureserve.net is for sale. So I could probally buy it, and sniff cmac66's p***word.
<dravine> but really, I'm just going to pwn your box, steal all your db data, and sell shell accounts to rotards
<_TaSm> mysql_connect(): Can't connect to MySQL server on 'mysql99.secureserve.net'
<_TaSm> SecureServe.net is for sale!
<DWism> that's nice...
<_TaSm> hah
<DWism> heh
<cmac66> http://pastebin.com/547173
<_TaSm> So either its some sort of internal DNS his ISP does, which is stupid, or its accually for sale, possible, or he made a typo.
<cmac66> ya that was a quick mistake, i fixed that
<cmac66> no it was a typo, just cuz of the crap that Ive been trying to do to fix it
<cmac66> check again
<_TaSm> Sorry, we only provide one answer per month, come back in 30 days.
<DWism> this is why I like using objects and constants :D
<cmac66> I pasted the database.php and sessions.php to pastebin
<DWism> $db = new DBAO(DB_CDS); ... safe to show :D
<wishes> Eldritch, darn we just past the full moon
<_TaSm> cmac66 Why dont you go ask "Jpmaster77 a.k.a. The Grandmaster of C++ (GMC)"?
<cmac66> Ill send him an e-mail I guess, but...
<cmac66> but nobody has any idea why it gives me those errors?
<cmac66> they shouldnt come up, there is nothing wrong with the code... which is why its so confusing
<Eldritch> im betting its because your an idiot, I'll even offer odds, say 5 to 1
<cmac66> so nobody can help?
<cmac66> why would it give me this
<cmac66> Warning: mysql_numrows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/content/c/m/a/cmaclean66/html/RMA/include/database.php on line 223
<Tamahome> you have to specify the connection you are using
<Eldritch> self explanatory
<cmac66> $q = "SELECT * FROM ".TBL_ACTIVE_GUESTS;
<cmac66> $result = mysql_query($q, $this->connection);
<cmac66> $this->num_active_guests = mysql_numrows($result);
<cmac66> theres nothing wrong with that tho, the $result should be a valid resource
<_TaSm> Your query is obviuosly bad.
<_TaSm> There obviously IS somthing wrong with that if your getting the ****ing error.
<irzyxel> echo a mysql_error in between
<_TaSm> Why dont you take your head out of your *** and pay attention to the ****ing errors.
<dev_null> exactly
<_TaSm> Trust me, when you get an error it REALLY is YOUR fault.
<_TaSm> Its not just PHP or MySQL trying to be cute.
<PapaBear> anyone here Ever use the <acronym> tag? :D
<_TaSm> I have.
<S^Gerbitz> hey guys
<Eldritch> i did for a while decided i hateed it
<_TaSm> Wherd.
<PapaBear> <cite>
<Tamahome> hm, I can't use arrays of checkboxes and get useful input
<Tamahome> if I look at $_POST["foo"], I get the value of the last checkbox in the list
<Tamahome> n/m... found what I needed
<_TaSm> You can use an array just call the input name's name[]
<_TaSm> foo[]
<Tamahome> yeah... found that on the site
<Tamahome> thanks
<kaneda_> Papa: it's late, but I use acronym, abbr, and cite all the damn time.
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