php-general Digest 11 Jan 2004 12:36:22 -0000 Issue 2524
Topics (messages 174225 through 174229):
Re: jpeg Uploader issue
174225 by: Manuel Vázquez Acosta
File Uplaod
174226 by: Rick Laird
Re: http authentication through PHP
174227 by: Burhan Khalid
Re: deamon / server
174228 by: Decapode Azur
Re: Spell checker in PHP
174229 by: Justin French
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Could you give us details on: how the uploads is being made: HTTP, or FTP;
tests you have made, etc.
Manu.
"Mike R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am having an issue where a user with a MAC can't see jpegs uploaded to a
> web site I built. They are getting some sort of corrupt file indicator.
> All PC users are fine from what I gather.
>
> I saw only one reference to this on the web in a forum, and it lead to no
> particular answer; just a few people talking about how they were all
having
> the issue.
>
> Anyone ever seen anything like this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Mike
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I am trying to uplaod a 3 MB file to a server running apache and PHP. I
seem to hitting a 1.7 MB limit on the file size. I do not have
max_file_size set in my php.ini. I am using the Jakarta HTTPClient java
classes as the client.
Any help would be much appriciated.
Thanks
Rick Laird
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Scott Taylor wrote:
What is the easiest way to access a page that is protected by HTTP basic
authentication through PHP? In other words, I have a PHP page that will
get the username and password off a database and will then login
through HTTP authentication to access a second page (say an HTML page).
I believe Snoopy can do this
http://snoopy.sourceforge.net
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Burhan
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> > Is it possible to make php scripts working like deamons
> > and build something like a server?
>
> What you trying to achieve...
Well nothing particular, just wondering howto...
For exemple, the script make some calculations, but niced 19 in background
and/or when the computer is idl. And if sometimes the user want to see where
the calculations are in progress, the user make a tcp query. Is it possible
and how?
Or another exemple, a php-gtk 3D isometric game, with a PHP server to put
several users in the same persistant world. So is it possible (and of course
how :p) to make a TCP/udp server in PHP ?
Are there (and of course what are their name/url :p) server or deamon writen
in PHP yet?
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thanks
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On Saturday, January 10, 2004, at 06:57 AM, Robin Kopetzky wrote:
Good afternoon!
I know aspell and pspell are available but pspell won't work in my
Windows
environment. Does anyone know how to tie into Word's spell checker
using php
or another spell check option? What I need is a way to check spelling
on
city/state names and select the most appropriate if the user mangles
the
words.
Ummmm, does is Word actually capable of City/State names? To the best
of my knowledge (I don't use Word), Word checks against a dictionary
(US/UK/AU English, etc)... I wouldn't think these dictionaries would
extend as far as all City & State names applicable for that dictionary.
That's insane.
Although technically, you *could* add them all to Word's dictionary.
However, my point is, Spell-checking of City & State names isn't
common, because it's too hard for the dictionaries to keep up with the
list.
So, if Word can't offer this feature, why would your web application
need it?
Also, given the global nature of the web, you'd have a LOT of data
entry to do :)
Justin French
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