On Thu, 23 May 2002, brad lafountain wrote:
Ok,
I know not too many people are familure with my extension so I am going to go
over some stuff that it does do and stuff it doesn't.
The plans i have for this extension are more than just a simple soap/rpc
function calls. I want to build
Hi,
Was just wondering if anyone's done an interface to the RSA Crypto-C
library. OpenSSL documentation is very sparse, cant understand head or
tail of it, so I decided to take up RSA
Tx,
Vinod.
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On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 09:10:26AM +0200, Edin Kadribasic wrote :
What this patch does is basically this:
define ('STDIN', fopen('php://stdin', 'r');
...
I thinks it's useful to have these file descriptors always present in order
to make using cli as a command line pipe filter
Andi Gutmans wrote:
andiWed May 22 11:51:48 2002 EDT
Added files:
/php4 makedist.ZendEngine2
Log:
- makedist script for creating Engine 2 distribution.
- Hopefully we can get a preview out in the next few days.
Does this script take into account that there
Hi,
On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 12:02:54PM +0200, Chand wrote :
To solve in a way those two dilemmas we should have two things :
- a way to log socket activity (src host, dest host, ips, user, script doing
the 'attack', etc)
- a way to blacklist ips (in a host.deny way) in the
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
Andrei Zmievski wrote:
That's not what I get. Did you try the latest CVS version?
Yes.
Never mind, looks like it's a browser rendering thing.
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Did I help you?
On 24/05/02, Chand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To solve in a way those two dilemmas we should have two things :
- a way to log socket activity (src host, dest host, ips, user, script doing
the 'attack', etc)
Socket activity probably should not be logged from within PHP.
- a way to
hello.,
how can i list files in a folder date wise?
I want to down load files having current date, i tried with
ftp_nlist but it is listing all files. it consume time.
if i can list file in folder with ftp_nlist or some other command
i can can download only the needed files, so that i can save
hello.,
how can i list files in a folder date wise?
ie, to down load latest files.
I want to down load files having current date, i tried with
ftp_nlist but it is listing all files. it consume time.
if i can list file in folder with ftp_nlist or some other command
i can download only the needed
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On Thu, 23 May 2002, brad lafountain wrote:
Ok,
I know not too many people are familure with my extension so I am going to
go
over some stuff that it does do and stuff it doesn't.
The plans i have for this extension are more than just a simple
Forwarding this to php-dev. Those guys can answer your
question...
Goba [one [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 5:28 PM
Subject: 4.2.1 download missing Apache2 experimental folder
Referring to...
Referring to...
PHP 4.2.1 zip package [5,217Kb] - 14 May 2002
(CGI binary plus server API versions for Apache, Apache2
(experimental), ISAPI, NSAPI, Servlet and Pi3Web. MySQL
support built-in, many extensions included, packaged as
zip)
I own a company, I am a personal coder, I shall help you with every patch you want me
to, I'm already a coder for ircu and hybrid. I also can host you a mirror from France
on an OC 3 from my company.
I also can help you with translating, french and italian
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For users of msession, beta3 was supposed to be the release candidate, but there were
far too many requests
for *important* features to be ignored for a 1.0 release. Instead, I opted for one
more beta release,
crossing my fingers, saying this time for sure.
New features:
Enhanced Windows
So still there is nothing in your requirements that doesn't suggest you'll
do fine with a PHP-based listener.
Of course you have the memory overhead of the PHP interpreter's RAM
infrastructure multiplied by the number of simultaneous connections, but
that would be the same with Apache (at
On Fri, 24 May 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 24 May 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Woa!! When did this discussion take place?
Why is it taking place on bugs and not dev?
Because most of the active developers are there, it seems.
I am looking at the bugs list on
On Fri, 24 May 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking at the bugs list on news.php.net, and I can't find any mention of
msession.
I would like a little more discussion BEFORE my extension is removed
the the main tree. To characterize my mood as anything less than
disturbed, would be
On Fri, 24 May 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking at the bugs list on news.php.net, and I can't find any
mention of msession.
I would like a little more discussion BEFORE my extension is removed
the the main tree. To characterize my mood as anything less than
disturbed,
(1) I am ticked off that the dicussion was not done on dev or
cvs, I hope I speak for most of he people
here when I say the decision to remove an extension from the ext/
directory should, no MUST, be done on dev
and/or cvs so the actual extension maintainers can get wind of it.
(2) There
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking at the bugs list on news.php.net, and I can't find any
mention of msession.
#php.bugs @ EFNet != php-bugs @ lists.php.net
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Did I help you? Consider a
Hello nicos, could you stop lie please, you are not a developer of ircu or
hybrid.
And well, your connection is not dedicaced.
best regards,
Vergoz Michael
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From: CHAILLAN Nicolas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2002 7:46 PM
Subject:
Hello,
I didn't said it was dedicated, and yes since few days I code for hybrid.
At least I'm not you I dont say I code for something that I dont. I'm
developping the website of hybrid (php).
And well I should easily translate and host a mirror.
Merci de nous avoir choisi. - Thanks you for your
the point being is that modules being maintained by the maintainer, and
not everyone in general, should go into PECL (not just yours, we should
be moving more slowly...) and those which are considered main
main-stream, they should go in ext/)
The point being that I didn't put
the point being is that modules being maintained by the
maintainer, and
not everyone in general, should go into PECL (not just yours,
we should
be moving more slowly...) and those which are considered main
main-stream, they should go in ext/)
The point being that I didn't put almost
On Fri, 24 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
I do not wish msession to be moved out of the ext/ directory, and I would like a bit
more discussion on the
dev and cvs list PRIOR to its removal. I do not believe bugs is the correct place to
have this discussion.
It was discussed some
I don't mean to be blunt here, but consider the following:
- working on the existing session stuff would probably have scored
higher
I tried to work with the session stuff, and lets use the word inflexable to describe
the developers.
Msession is actually a standard
I don't mean to be blunt here, but consider the following:
- working on the existing session stuff would probably have scored
higher
I tried to work with the session stuff, and lets use the word inflexable to describe
the developers.
Msession is actually a standard
Hey guys,
Out of courtesy, I think it would have been polite to at least
email the primary extension maintainer with:
1) A note to say that it was going to be moved
2) A couple of reasons why
3) An invitation to join the discussion.
-- before moving it!!
If the same thing happened to me, or to
Hey guys,
I'm due to go on vacation early on Monday AM (GMT) for approx 10 days.
Due to the vast quantities of email that I receive, and the limited
bandwidth I will have available, I've decided to set-up a vacation
mailbox.
If you need to contact me during that period, I can be reached at:
I am changing the way I build my PHP extension and am running into
some problems. I was originally would build it by copying the
directory foo_bar into the ext directory and added
--enable-foo_bar=shared to the configure line of PHP and build PHP.
Everything worked great! Now I am looking to
Hey guys,
Out of courtesy, I think it would have been polite to at least
email the primary extension maintainer with:
1) A note to say that it was going to be moved
2) A couple of reasons why
3) An invitation to join the discussion.
-- before moving it!!
If the same thing
I would like reinstatement of msession into the main tree, and if you oppose I would
like a serious
discussion to take place on the developer list. If you support it, I need you to sound
in on the
discussion.
I intend to re-add it back to CVS early next week. I have spent a good amount
On Fri, 24 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like reinstatement of msession into the main tree, and if you oppose I would
like a serious
discussion to take place on the developer list. If you support it, I need you to
sound in on the
discussion.
I intend to re-add it back to CVS
I would like reinstatement of msession into the main tree, and if you
oppose I would like a serious discussion to take place on the developer
list. If you support it, I need you to sound in on the discussion.
I intend to re-add it back to CVS early next week. I have spent a good
amount
Just curious, but how many real users does it have? 30'000 ?
It has been under development for some time now. The same day the final release
candidate was released,
they pull it out of the main tree. How the hell will it get ANY more users?
It isn't legacy, it is *new* and new
Mark,
no-one is picking on you.
php4/ext/ is way too full of modules which are more or less useless to the
day - to - day user. Often, we have specialized stuff like pcntl and
ncurses, only used for CLI stuff, or stuff like
ovrimos,muscat,mngosearch,mhash,mcal,recode etc, which more or less
Just curious, but how many real users does it have? 30'000 ?
It has been under development for some time now. The same day the final release
candidate was released,
they pull it out of the main tree. How the hell will it get ANY more users?
It isn't legacy, it is *new* and new
Just curious, but how many real users does it have? 30'000 ?
It has been under development for some time now. The same day the final release
candidate was released,
they pull it out of the main tree. How the hell will it get ANY more users?
It isn't legacy, it is *new* and new
Off-topic..is there something wrong with your mailer or
why do I get same email 3 times?
--Jani
On Fri, 24 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just curious, but how many real users does it have? 30'000 ?
It has been under development for some time now. The same
Just curious, but how many real users does it have? 30'000 ?
It has been under development for some time now. The same day the final release
candidate was released,
they pull it out of the main tree. How the hell will it get ANY more users?
It isn't legacy, it is *new* and new
I would like reinstatement of msession into the main tree, and if you
oppose I would like a serious
discussion to take place on the developer list. If you support it, I
need you to sound in on the
discussion.
Well, I feel like 80%, if not more, of the extensions should move to
PECL,
After reviewing my fix for this I realize that #define labels can
only have A-Z and underscores so this is a better fix:
From:
AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED([COMPILE_DL_]translit($1,a-z-,A-Z_), 1, Whether to
build $1 as dynamic module)
To:
AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED([COMPILE_DL_]translit($1,a-z-,A-Z_), 1,
Sorry ignore that last email it should read like this:
Brian
--
After reviewing my fix for this I realize that #define labels can
only have A-Z and underscores so this is a better fix:
From:
AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED([COMPILE_DL_]translit($1,a-z-,A-Z_), 1, Whether to
build $1 as dynamic module)
+1.
Except EXPERIMENTAL ones. If an extension belongs in the CORE, it makes
no sense to stuff it in PECL and then move back to core once
EXPERIMENTAL status is dropped.
Vlad
Shane Caraveo wrote:
I would like reinstatement of msession into the main tree, and if
you oppose I would like a
Experimental extensions are not finished, likely undocumented, prone to
change, prone to bugs, etc. They shouldn't be in core at all. core
should be entirly stable. If it's an important enough extension it will
be recognized as such, and mirrored to core after it is stable.
Shane
Vlad
I don't see why msession is not part of the core PHP. On some levels, it is no
different that mod_mm, or
mod_files. My original proposal was that it should be part of ext/session. I was told
that it should be its
own extension.
I think, before you guys decide, that you look at it.
On Fri, 2002-05-24 at 21:21, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking at the bugs list on news.php.net, and I can't find any
mention of msession.
#php.bugs @ EFNet != php-bugs @ lists.php.net
#php.bugs is a pretty closed forum compared to any php mailing list.
Braulio José Solano Rojas wrote:
I don't read your source, but it sounds your extension is sutable
for PECL.
I am new to the PHP development and I don´t know what is PECL. May you
explain it to me?
PECL modules are supposed to be distributed as PEAR.
There are some descriptions in
On 25 May 2002, Stig S. Bakken wrote:
On Fri, 2002-05-24 at 21:21, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking at the bugs list on news.php.net, and I can't find any
mention of msession.
#php.bugs @ EFNet != php-bugs @ lists.php.net
#php.bugs is a pretty
Rui Hirokawa wrote:
You deleted ISO-2022-KR encoding support code which I commited rescently
from mbfilter.c.
You should do 'cvs update' before you commit your modification.
Rui
And please refer to most recent mbstring source also.
Web site is in Japanese, but source is written in C
of
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Guys, please, any discussions on irc should not be used as a basis for
making any serious changes. Only a very small number of people are
involved and there is absolutely no record of such discussions where
I log everything, if you want logs just
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking at the bugs list on news.php.net, and I can't find any
mention of msession.
#php.bugs @ EFNet != php-bugs @ lists.php.net
I don't use irc, but EFNet requires user registration,
right? Besides, all of us do not log
I don't use irc, but EFNet requires user registration,
right? Besides, all of us do not log messages in
irc channel(s) obviously.
Anyway, I don't mind anyone talking over irc, but I think
it's nice to post to php-dev especially if it is related
to someoneelses work.
efnet doesn't
Guys, please, any discussions on irc should not be used as a basis for
making any serious changes. Only a very small number of people are
involved and there is absolutely no record of such discussions where
I log everything, if you want logs just ask. And not to be blunt, but the
people
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
I log everything, if you want logs just ask. And not to be blunt, but
the people who do actually something _are_ on IRC. (not saying that
it's the best forum to discuss things, but it is more 'vivid' than
mailinglists).
I think this is
ok I agree with the guy. He spent time trying to improve PHP for the entire
community, and suddenly his work is removed from the main distribution
without him being able to say something about it. I don't follow IRC stuff,
I just follow this list, and i'm writing an extension for PHP because I
Once again, I apologize for taking a hasty action without notifying the
author. I should have done that regardless of my beliefs about PECL and
ext/ overpopulation. I am not going to bring up an excuse, even though I do
have a couple..
Let's start over.
-Andrei
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On Fri, 24 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
I log everything, if you want logs just ask. And not to be blunt, but
the people who do actually something _are_ on IRC. (not saying that
it's the best forum to discuss things, but it is more
On Fri, 24 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
I log everything, if you want logs just ask. And not to be blunt,
but the people who do actually something _are_ on IRC. (not saying
that it's the best forum to discuss things, but it is more
exceptions would be made for 'major' technologies like ODBC and COM, and
those extensions required to install other extensions (zlib, xmlrpc,
etc.). Binary distributions would contain certain extensions from PECL,
for example the win32api extension, which realy shouldn't be in the
primary
Hi!
Well I look through another mbstring repository on cvs.sourceforge.jp.
What's the difference between cvs.sourceforge.jp and cvs.php.net?
Which repository should I use to develope a patch?
Should I continue commiting to cvs.php.net?
And please refer to most recent mbstring source also.
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