php-windows Digest 30 May 2002 15:45:11 -0000 Issue 1169
Topics (messages 14021 through 14024):
Re: mail() and user name
14021 by: Steve Yates
Re: Email Addresses
14022 by: Mark Filipak
Apache2 and PHP4
14023 by: Felionious
Array of COM objects doesn't work in PHP but does in ASP?
14024 by: Noah
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"Tomator" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> tried something like "Name" <user@server> - and didn't work.
Try '"Name" <user@server>' or if you're using variables "\"$Name\"
<$email>". The latter uses "\" to escape the internal quotes so they are
interpreted literally.
- Steve Yates
- A single fact can spoil a good argument.
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Hi Steve! Thanks for the reply. You replied to me privately but then
also posted on the list, so I'm cc'ing the list.
Steve Yates wrote:
>
> I decided not to cc my post to you this time so here it is. :)
Given the behavior of your mailer, and in the absense of address
munging, I appreciate that ...it appears I will not be posting to
PHP-WIN anymore... :-|
> "Mark Filipak" wrote ...
> > From both replies I assume that this list does not protect, hide, or
> > munge email addresses
>
> I personally haven't been on a list that does. Usually the "to"
> and/or "reply-to" is the list but the "from" is the author's e-mail
> software.
All other lists to which I subscribe -- all are non-UNIX related -- do
address munging, even if the reply line coming from the responder
includes a full email address. For example, to the best of my knowledge:
"On Wed, 29 May 2002 22:21:22 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:"
would be converted to something like this:
"On Wed, 29 May 2002 22:21:22 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:"
by the list management software (though I don't think Majordomo is that
smart).
> > And from Steve's reply, do I correctly infer that my posts and his
> > are also going to a news server?
>
> Yes in fact that's how I'm posting. Via news.php.net.
Ouch! That's exactly what I try to avoid. Oh well. I have recently
changed email addresses and have been enjoying the lack of spam, but I
guess that will soon change. It's only a transitional email account
until I get my own server up. Then I will be seriously investigating how
to avoid spam. I know people who have managed to hide their email
accounts so well that they never get spam. I'll have to ask them how
they accomplished that magic. One thing I know that they avoid is
posting anything to a usenet group from the 'hidden' account, though
they do post to email-based lists that do address munging.
Ya'know. In the short time that I've been subscribed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and most recently, to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've been amazed by the amount of spam that manages to get to those
lists and by the lack of concern for user's email addresses. I would
have thought that the *NIX gurus would have worked things out better
than anyone else, but what I'm finding is: that is not true at all!
Thanks for the bandwidth. Unfortunately, as I wrote above, I don't think
I'll be doing any posting to the list in the future.
Ciao -- Mark
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After i switched from the IIS that came with windows 2000 server and went to
Apache2 none of my php are loading correctly. The server doesnt fault at
all, it just shows my php pages in text form when you surf to them. I have
followed all suggestion on the FAQ page at php.net.
Thanks
Fel
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Hey guys,
OK I favor PHP so far above ASP however it doesnt seem like PHP can
handle an array of COM Objects.
Here's the scenario:
Within the 'Deal' object contains an array of 'Bonds'.
I want to access each bond by doing: $comDeal->Bonds->Item[$i];
( btw Item is part of the com object to access each)
However i get this error: Warning: PropGet() failed: Invalid number of
parameters
In ASP I can do:
comDeal.Bonds.Item(i) and it works fine
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
- Noah
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