From a hostile standpoint, a sendmail server allowing VRFY is considered
bad,
/let alone giving the hacker detailed uid/gid structure of your system.
Jason
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Johan,
Your problem has to do with the combination of your suexec-like cgi-wrapper and the
detection algorythem implied in php. CGI mode of php detects your webserver by looking
at
various environment rules (eg. SERVER_SOFTWARE). When you a cgi is executed by
the webserver (ex. wrapper.cgi),
I was just looking at php4/TODO.
What is the desired capability for array_mean? Is
this refering to the mean of all numerical elements in the
list? Is the desired functionality to count non
numerical data as 0's or to completly ignore them from the alg?
-Jason
Thanks,
I Removed it from cvs.
-Jason
Andrei Zmievski wrote:
On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, Jason Greene wrote:
I was just looking at php4/TODO.
What is the desired capability for array_mean? Is this refering to the mean of all
numerical elements in the
list? Is the desired functionality
Thats when you
cp /mnt/winblows/windows/fonts/*.ttf .; mkttfdir fonts.dir; killall -HUP xfs
: )
Jason
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Is array_add in TODO refering to the summation of the individual elements in an array?
ex (1,2,3) +(2,3,4)=(3,5,7)?
Jason
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MaxRequestsPerChild is perfectly safe, and I always believe in setting it.
Keep in mind that if you compile all modules into apache statically, it takes
up far more base mem per process. If you use all DSO's, you can
significantly reduce memory usage. To find out what's in use on RH7
cat
What is your typical apache process size, and number of current running procs?
Jason
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e referred to in documentation as "An experimental
security option designed for ISP and hosting
providers. This is by no means the finality of security, just a tool to help
in developing a secure environment"
Thanks,
Jason
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At 21:53 6/2/2001, Jason Greene wrote:
Zeev,
I understand your viewpoint, but I respectfully disagree. I believe that
Some of my thoughts:
1. if you change the return value of in_array to return the key, you can get a false
error
in your if statement, imagine if in_array found the element in key 0? : )
2. I would say that returning a key is a bit more useful then an option that does not
reset the internal
be changed. We could create another
function that is more designed for searching? perhaps array_find? I wouldn't mind
spending time on this if agreed upon.
-Jason
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I agree,
That way we don't duplicate code, and we don't have different behavior..
Ill work on this sometime today
-Jason
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We still are getting these?
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Purpose: web programming
Andi,
I just started working on an
InterMail extension for php. I am not sure if I can release it into the tree
(openwave has some licensing issues), but If I can I will add it in the future.
Anyways, I am in the initial phases of this project, and I was considering using
the Zend OO
this sounds like a bad thing, especially if people start depending on that
behavior
-Jason
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I am writing an OO overloaded module, and I can not figure out why this is occuring,
but after my function call handler is called, I get a segmentation fault in
zend_llist_destroy
on REMOVE_POINTER_FROM_LIST(p) within efree.
Does anyone know off the top of their head what I could possibly be
Never mind this, I somehow was overwriting part of my stack frame, specifically where
my overloaded element list was.
Thanks,
-Jason
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-Jason
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Can anyone tell me what the standard is for the builtin_functions function_entry in OO,
should i use a or b
A)
static function_entry class_function_entry = {
PHP_FALIAS(member_fnction, php_member_function, NULL)
{NULL, NULL,NULL}
};
B)
static function_entry
Frank,
Your config.m4 breaks the build.
-Jason
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php_fbsql.c php_fbsql.h
fmk
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X-Maile
Andi + Zeev,
I wouldn't consider bug number 8828 a show-stopper, unless you
want to implement a work-around for OS X. If you read my comments
on 8828 you will see that PHP's mktime + documentation is clearly following the
standard, its OS X that isn't
-Jason
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Hi Sascha,
Look at 7.23.2.6 Normalization of broken-down times
-Jason
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2001, Jason Greene wrote:
Hi Sascha,
Look at 7.2
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Hi,
Either way though, you are saying that this has not been
Perhaps isset should be branched to form a separate function to handle multi args,
we could offer things in the new function such as an optional argument that passes
back an array of results.
-Jason
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have any objection with the isset function taking multi args.
-Jason
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Su
Though I am still considered new to this group, I thought I would put in my two cents.
Are we considering fastcgi module stable? We currently release EXPERIMENTAL modules
as part of the distribution. If fastcgi is considered EXPERIMENTAL, then I don't see
why the
module itself could not be
I have ran into this issue many times, with the sudden system call switch between
a threaded and non-threaded mode. In one scenario I had a problem where a 3rd party
module
(chilisoft) was linked against an so that was linked against libpthread.
I had an issue where signals where not being
IMHO, this sounds like its best for everyone, *especially* the
end users of midgard and php.
-Jason
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While updating bugs 9729, 9664, 9656, 8667, I kept getting
Warning: Could not execute mail delivery program in /local/Web/sites/phpweb/bugs.php
on line 637
Warning: Could not execute mail delivery program in /local/Web/sites/phpweb/bugs.php
on line 638
Is anyone aware of this?
-Jason
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i like the sound of that
-jason
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] always building cgi...
If there was some way of building the cgi with any sapi, that would be nice.
PHP as a cgi is becoming more of a utility than a cgi.
Is there a way to accomplish this without changing the user compile interface much?
-Jason
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This is almost an exact copy of a patch I had submitted in October of 2000.(before I
became a contributor).
I wonder if it is a copy?
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=php-devm=97145490702792w=2
This idea (and many others) was on hold to a cleaner redesign of
safe_mode.
-Jason
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Has there ever been any thought about an extension-dir directive. I don't know
what everyone else thinks, but I personally get tired of
/usr/local/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-whatever-zendapinum.
I think just having an option to force them in /usr/local/lib/php/extensions would be
great.
I am
If not this idea, what about a symbolic link for /usr/local/lib/php/extensions/current
to the correct dir?
- Jason
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Hi Stig,
I changed this to /usr/local/lib/php/APISPEC in the patch Sascha
reverted, but I'll put that part back. The APISPEC part should
definitely be included, or we'll have a boatload of mails asking why
loading module X failed. If for example some Linux distributions want
to skip it
JW, whats the current release schedule plans for 4.0.5, are we going to have an RC8?
-Jason
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Sterling,
I am writing you because I am assuming you are the socket module maintainer.
Awhile back I put in a hack that defines the capability to use a solaris specific
pragma
(pragma redefine_extname), which essentially allows you to change an external name
reference after compile phase,
I ran into that a long time ago, and I wondered why.
I thought about changing it, but I assumed that
it would break backwards compatibility.
What about 4.1 though?
-Jason
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Its actually not that pretty
Since the entries are in a hashtable,
you have to duplicate the values, with just another key.
-Jason
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Andrei had the same suggestion, so I went ahead and added it last night.
-Jason
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] stat/fstat
[Zeev Suraski
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Jason Greene wrote:
Its actually not that pretty
Since the entries are in a hashtable,
you have to duplicate the values, with just another key.
You could just reuse the same value with refcount++ but that means you
can't use nice add_* functions, gotta use
Ah yes,
I stand corrected , 13 zvals : )
-Jason
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At 23:00 11/5/2001, Jason Greene wrote:
Well, due to the great interest in memory conservation, fstat and stat are now
rewritten to share the vals across multiple keys : )
So now we are saving the user
13* sizeof(zval)+sizeof(zend_mem_header).+whatever of memory : )
-Jason
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At 03:31 AM 5/12/01 +0300, Zeev Suraski wrote:
Yikes. We were only kidding, Jason :)
Well, he could have the last argument of zend_hash_update() to receive the
point to inserted value and done refcount++ on that and inserted again. ;-)
The only thing with that method is that I was trying
zval_copy_ctor used on an array makes a reference copy of the array.
Basically, it just copies all the data items in the hashtable and then adds one to the
reference count for all data items.
Looking at the code, it appears to not recursively copy into nested arrays.
(Could be part of your
Sorry,
default=segfault
spellcheck got me
-Jason
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zval_copy_ctor used on an array makes
Sterling,
Did you ever get a chance to read the email about the change I suggested
to /ext/sockets that would improve compatibility with Solaris?
-Jason
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Mauro et al, Solaris Internals, 5.3.8 Page Faults in Address
Spaces, 5.4.1 The vnode Segment: seg_vn, 5.8 The Page Scanner
This is an excelent reference, definately a favorite of mine.
-Jason
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I am all for that, but don't forget filestat.c and the macro
in php_filestat.h.
Thanks,
Jason
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I was
I was thinking about MT in php, but the platform differences would be a nightmare.
We could abstract it like perl does, though even their implementation
has problems.
I would like to start with process control features (fork(), signals, waitpid() etc),
but
I am not sure where everything
is the list back??
-Jason
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Hi,
When cvs comes back up checkout the new experimental module pcntl.
This is experimental so don't go using this for production just yet.
Thanks,
-Jason
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Hell yah!!!
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yes!
On Mon, Jun 18, 2001 at 03:17:59PM -0500, Jason Greene wrote
now if cvs were to come back : )
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yes!
On Mon, Jun 18, 2001 at 03:17:59PM
Andi or Zeev (Whoever has time for this),
I have added an experimental process control module to cvs for fork() signals etc.
In order for me to provide asynchronously
safe signal handling I need to make sure that I never call the programmers php
function during any of php's or Zend's
kudos Andrei
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lxr.php.net is back up.
bonsai.php.net to follow shortly.
-Andrei
The church is near but the road
Sascha,
This looks good.
Is this going to be brought into php, or is it going to remain a separate project?
Thanks,
Jason
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Sorry, I was half of sleep that night.
The idea here is to be able to read from the fopen()'ed
stream and ftp_fput() the data.. not the other way around.
(Jason, READ the bug reports before closing them, also RTFM)
Exaclty what manual would you like me to read, Jani?
-Jason
--Jani
Sascha + Everyone,
There is a current build problem with libtool where we pass -prefer-non-pic or
-prefer-pic during mode=link.
Since this is not a valid mode=link option it gets passed to the linker as an option.
On some platforms (Sun CC),
this cuases an error and aborts. I started to take a
I had suggested the start end construct, but was rejected by Zeev due to performance
reasons,
and that nobody in the history of php has ever need this : )
-Jason
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Zeev,
New Comment:
Simply put - no, it should not.
exit's optional argument is a termination message, not a shell status.
Actually, if exit's argument is of type long, then the status is set. I think that
since we support this functionality
echoing the status code doesn't make much sense.
It a shame that CVS doesn't have a way to handle things like this..
Are there commercial systems that can?
-Jason
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Sent: Friday, July 20, 2001 8:14 AM
Subject: [PHP-DEV] Moving output.c from ext/standard to
to main/
Jason Greene wrote:
It a shame that CVS doesn't have a way to handle things like
this. Are there commercial systems that can?
You don't need a commercial system for this.
I recently came by accident across subversion
http://subversion.tigris.org/
I have yet
Just for curiosity, did you considered implementing poll instead of select? You would
not have to worry about specifying
max_fd - 1.
-Jason
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I have been using Chora internally for about 2 months, and have had no
issues. I highly recommend we make this the default.
-Jason
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I have been watching this thread for too long and I can no longer resist commenting.
If a programmer does not initialize SECURE variables properly, he is going to make far
worse
security decisions in his software. Next thing we are going to hear is that php does
not auto TAINT check
parsed
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At 21:01 08-08-01, Jani Taskinen wrote:
How about $_COULDCONTAINSHELLCODE?
-jason
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What about using the acronyms in any combination.
like $_GPC
and $_GC
and etc
-Jason
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There is one issue with 4.0.7 that probably should be fixed before branch. The build
system currently adds a libtool flag into CFLAGS whether libtool is in link or compile
mode.
Since this option is only valid in compile, it gets passed to the compiler. This
causes a
warning with gcc, but for
Yes, he said the same thing to me.
The prefer-pic prefer-non-pic options where added in libtool 1.4
so this issue became present as soon as we moved to 1.4 and added those options.
-Jason
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to libtool 1.3 and/or removed the pic options everything would work
fine.
Do we want to do this though?
-Jason
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Is this really what the goal is here? It seems like a contest to see how
many times Zend can appear in the code. I think some of this stuff
should be PHP_ or for things that really are engine related, perhaps
ENGINE_ to at least pretend that this is a modular architecture where if
someone
fork is already implemented, along with signals, waitpid, and all the wait.h macros in
the pcntl extension.
-Jason
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Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 11:04 AM
Subject: [PHP-DEV] Console Work
Hi there, I'm
My last 'feature request' is that of either a select () ability (I see 4.0.6
has a function called select in ext/standard/file.c (and ext/sockets/???.c) but
I have not played with it), or another ability to read from files / fifos /
character devices in a non-blocking way. Particularly,
IMHO There is no reason to use chroot in safe_mode, and it should be disabled.
As far as webservers running as root, potentially any webserver could, though you
are probably right that some do by default.
Think of the potential hazard of a multi-threaded
webserver
This is another
There probably should be a full implementation of semaphores in php. If you
have a need for this, we should discuss exactly how it should be implemented.
I will have some free time available soon, so I can start working on this. Though I
have
a couple other projects as well. If you would be
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Depends on what you want to do.
If you want to start with bug fixes:
1. subscribe to php-dev and php-qa
2. Go through bug db, fix a bug
3. Generate a patch off of latest CVS
4. Email patch to php-dev with [PATCH] in the subject
If you are developing new functionality perform steps 3 - 4.
After
Sterling,
We had spoke in private correspondence several months ago about
Solaris compatibility problems with the sockets extension. This basically
was due to #defines in Solaris's socket header files that rename all socket
functions to __xnet_##function_name ie. __xnet_socket, etc... This
only
Forgot one thing,
Let me know if you would like me to just apply this patch myself.
I just thought it should be reviewed first.
Thanks,
Jason
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From: Jason Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I disagree with this patch. The scenario of not being able to allocate memory is a
fatal error, and the only appropriate response for php is to exit. If you need other
behavior use pemalloc( which calls malloc if set persistant ).
-Jason
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From: Andrei Zmievski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Andi Gutmans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [Zend Engine 2] Right/Left Shift Zero Fill operator
On Fri, 07 Sep 2001, Andi
the new
operator is the way to go.
-Jason
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Could someone grant me some docs Karma?
Thanks,
-Jason
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Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 11:38 PM
Subject: Re: PHP pcntl function documentation (and other stuff)
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To: Daniel
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From: Jason Greene [EMAIL
be combined to a
pcntl_wait_rusage()
What do you think?
-Jason
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I hate to be a nag, but when someone gets a change could
they add phpdoc to my access list?
Thanks,
-Jason
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Oh, haha thanks
I probably should have taken a look at that before asking : )
Sorry Rasmus,
-Jason
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From: Rasmus Lerdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jason Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 5:11 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Doc
This easy to understand, efficient (no time consuming code to interpret whether
a class was intended), no backwards compatibility issues,
no ambiguity, and its not the first 3 symbol operator to hit php.
a big +1
-Jason
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From: Andi Gutmans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
RE: [PHP-DEV] Possibility of moving bugs to another list?by that logic wouldn't email
filters
fragment discussion as well
-Jason
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Subject: RE: [PHP-DEV] Possibility of moving bugs
Right,
To me the bug related emails overshadow the developer threads. I almost want to
discuss things on the cvs list
just because of this.
-Jason
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Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV] Possibility
haha, good point, well I would ..really I would.. : )
Seriously though, I think it would categorize things a bit better...
-Jason
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