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<0> like the a-mi-nus
<1> yeah :P
<2> anus
<0> wow
<0> u got it 3rd time
<1> :))
<0> Problems compiling PHP with IMAP-support :))
<0> rotfl
<1> I would never compile php code
<3> nihili1: what's so funny about that?
<4> You don't compile PHP code... o_o
<1> ah... he's talking about the engine :P
<3> motin: so are you or are you not using --with-imap-ssl?
<2> ._.
<5> i am
<5> without it, it complains and tells me to put it back in



<3> specify --with-kerberos (make sure you got the libs and headers installed as well)
<5> nihili1: :) never compiled php before?
<5> it is specified...
<5> hmm
<5> but the libs and headers
<5> gotta doublecheck
<0> did, several times
<0> but this seems like noob pb
<0> I don't quite see anything about installing php (compiled/packets) as a challenge
<3> nihili1: then help him out.
<5> funny: the kerberos-packages in the debian-repos are from KTH, the school I study at
<0> KTH ?
<5> nihili1: then please help me then
<5> royal institute of technology
<3> motin: so you've got both libkrb53 and libkrb5-dev?
<5> yup
<5> i already had them
<5> i always believed that a cleanly performed ./configure meant a successful make...
<3> Not quite so.
<5> so i understand nowadays
<4> If only ./configure were not made by monkeys
<5> .:)
<5> what is auth_gss anyway?
<5> nihilis: you ought to know
<6> is there any limitations to the size of a query with the pg_fetch* functions?
<7> nope, no ideea :>
<6> i have a huge query that i handle just like all the others but its a no go, just churns away
<6> the query is tested in postgres and appears to be fine
<8> LanShark: and the error is?
<6> no error
<6> just churns away
<6> pg_num_rows comes up with 228 rows, but the pg_fetch ...
<7> out of memory script ?
<6> no comprende
<9> hello
<6> hello!
<7> error_reporting(E_ALL), what does the compiler say ?
<4> PHP has no compiler
<9> i have a problem to install FDFToolkit at Adobe
<4> netsliver: what does that have to do with PHP?
<5> cai: huh?
<7> cai: ?
<9> cai: with PHP
<4> motin: nihilis said "what does the compiler say;" PHP has no compiler.
<9> cai: library FDFToolkit
<5> php compiles the scripts
<4> motin: it does not
<5> before executing
<5> :)
<5> read about the zend engine
<9> cai: libFdfTk.so, FDF.so and FdfTk.h files
<5> php does it on-the-fly, if not using a cache
<4> It does not compile it, Zend or not
<9> cai: debian don't give the .deb package
<5> then how is the code executed in its binary form then?
<9> php-fdftk
<7> wow
<7> hold on the discution about php-compiler
<7> answer poor netsilver
<4> netsliver: there is nothing in the manual about fdftk
<3> motin: I *think* auth_gss should be in libgssapi_krb5.so, which is provided by libkrb5-dev on my sarge system.



<7> netsliver: what do you want to do ?
<3> motin: you've used --with-imap=/usr/lib. use --with-imap=/usr
<9> nihilis: I have download the FDFToolkit Adobe after request at Adobe, and I want to install this with PHP on a Debian System
<9> cai: no
<9> cai: nothing
<4> bugs.php.net makes some reference to it, but not enough to base an answer off of
<5> madbovine: i just tried /usr on both imap and imap-ssl. no luck, same problem. but pointing out that auth_gss is in the kerberos-package is very helpful
<5> madbovine: i've got only /usr/lib/libgssapi_krb5.a, not /usr/lib/libgssapi_krb5.so... should I symlink...? (gut-shot)
<5> no
<5> it is there...
<3> actually, looking at the symbols exported by libgssapi_krb5, i can't find auth_gss
<10> 'morning, gang
<4> 'sup, homes
<6> hey hey
<10> writin' some regex to get the day off to a good start
<10> i was going to take a long lunch and get an open element air cleaner for the camaro, but now one of the CEOs is here so i can't :-\
<6> is there a function that turns a multi dimensional array into a regular array?
<1> how?
<6> i need to loop through the multi array and keep the names
<1> example?
<6> sure
<11> LanShark: no.
<1> dwork: I'm sure there is one, only that it's not in the core, he'll have to write it :D
<11> That's pretty much the same, isn't it?
<6> i have this; sites = array(); for ... sites[] = array('site name' => $value ...
<11> Such a function would have to deal with collisions.
<6> i need to loop through that multi dimensional array and get $sites['site_name']
<6> not $sites[0]['site_name']
<4> So write a function to do that.
<6> uh sure
<11> Yep.
<11> Do so.
<11> There's no "standard" to do that, what you need is quite heavily data centric.
<12> on my hosting something like: $_SERVER[argv][0]; works. don't know what php they're using, probably 5.x. but on my home box this doesn't work. i'm using Apache/2.0.54 (Win32) PHP/5.0.4. how can i like.. have that too ?
<6> i thought id ask if theres a built in function before i write one
<10> foreach() and array_push()
<11> But we've already told you: there isn't
<1> function transform($mix) { $xxx = array(); foreach($mix as $x) $xxx [] = $x[0]; return $xxx; }
<6> dwork: ...
<4> They're probably using the CGI version
<11> "..." what?
<1> $sitesx = transform($sites); $sitesx['site_name'];
<6> dwork == dravine?
<10> lol
<12> wouldn't that be a drag ? considering it's a hosting server ?
<4> Not really, the CGI version is actually quite robust
<13> hello, i have 2 computers connected through a router, how can I exchange file between them ? or where can i ask this :) ?
<13> *files
<6> try #asp
<12> ok thanx.
<12> does mod_rewrite work on win32 systems ?
<4> Ask #apache
<11> #apache ?
<1> it does
<4> But I would ***ume so. I would hope, too.
<11> Or even, go try the bloody thing?
<12> mkay.
<10> i've never grasped mod_rewrite
<10> *shrug* now I'm IIS :D
<10> hehe
<2> die
<10> Lame_nick: IIS_rewrite() plz
<2> lolololololz
<4> You know what they should do
<10> what's that?
<10> and who is they?
<4> Make the receiver for a wireless mouse an actual mouse, so it's a backup when your batteries die
<4> Potato salad
<10> cai: close, but i have a better solution
<10> make a kinetic drive wireless opitcal
<10> *optical
<10> like those kinetic watches. so it's powered by your movement of the mouse
<4> "plz 2 shakeing for 15 minutes b4 use"


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