Thanks for this. Will look into those :)
Appreciate the help
Ade
Two things come to mind:
1) INDEX! And, since you're on MySQL, do a fulltext index of
the column
you're searching on.
2) Read up on the MATCH () ON () syntax in the MySQL documentation.
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Hi there
I have been given the task of integrating a search into a database we
have which contains 40 million records and I would really do with some
advice! Thanks to everyone the other day who helped us parse this same
database into mysql.
Basically the database consists of only 1 field that
Hi there
We have a text file that is 2.2gb in size that we are trying to parse
using PHP to put the content into a mysql database. This file contains
40 million individual lines of data. Basically PHP isn't parsing it.
Any suggestions of how we could do this?
Thanks
Ade
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Hi everyone.
Thanks for advice so far. Going to try that split command (looks
useful). IN the meantime, here is the code:
?php
include config.php;
// open database
if (!mysql_connect($config['db']['host'], $config['db']['user'],
$config['db']['password'])) {
die ('Can\' connect to DB!');
Hi there
On one site we have a 1.4 second delay before a page loads. We've added
mod_gzip and mmCache to the server. Mod_gzip has definitely helped with
the speed of page loading, but this 1.4 second delay is still there.
The browser hits the page, then there is a delay on 1.4 seconds before
Hi there
On one site we have a 1.4 second delay before a page loads. We've added
mod_gzip and mmCache to the server. Mod_gzip has definitely helped with
the speed of page loading, but this 1.4 second delay is still there.
The browser hits the page, then there is a delay on 1.4 seconds before
Hi there
Bit of a long one. Sorry about that :)
Basically we have been contracted to develop an information portal which
will also include free web-based email and a free sitebuilder tool,
running standalone independent php-driven websites for this particular
vertical market. My concern is that
Check out:
Zend encoder www.zend.com
SourceGuardian www.sourceguardian.com
IonCube www.ioncube.com
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Hi there
we need to run php under another user account as we are setting up a
link with it to Qmail. Our plan is to use:
php-cgi+suexec for this. fastcgi may be an alternative and we are just
wondering if there is anything bad about using fastcgi for this?
Any help appreciated
Thanks
Ade
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Hi there
we need to run php under another user account as we are setting up a
link with it to Qmail. Our plan is to use:
php-cgi+suexec for this. fastcgi may be an alternative and we are just
php-cgi+wondering if there is anything bad about using fastcgi for this?
Any help appreciated
Thanks
Wow, thanks for the help guys. Appreciate it.
Here's 2 other Q that popped into my head while researching...
1. I looked at Yahoo! and bCentral, they both charge monthly
fees for using their E-Commerce Tools. Why? I thought it
should be a one time thing? Or are they not providing code,
There are various:
www.sourceguardian.com
www.zend.com
www.ioncube.com
The turck-mmcache one is good too and it also comes with (or the main
purpose is) an accelerator
Ade
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Chris, quite a few people sell their scripts online or they may wish to
install legacy code that they have sweated over for years onto a clients
machine - encoding them helps for piece of mind :)
Ade
I'm sorry I can't help you but I am curious as to what the
point of this
is. If you are
Here are some for you to try:
www.sourceguardian.com
www.zend.com
www.ioncube.com
There is also one within mmCache
(http://turck-mmcache.sourceforge.net/). Just read the forum about the
current status of this open source project as the founder has gone to
work for Zend and will no longer be
That's not strictly true. Open source projects do sometimes die if
nobody steps up to bat when the original developer decides not to
continue it - SourceForge has many projects like this. In this
particular instance mmCache is not dead (yet). The original developer
has moved to work with Zend and
Hi Adrian
I looked at the discussion goin on located at sourceforge.
But then i m still not able to make up my mind whether to use
it or not in my production server. What do u suggest? Is
there any problem with the current version of MMcache? Please
suggest me.
Thanks
Binay
As
Hi there
I have been reading about certain php scripts that, if used incorrectly,
can compromise servers. There are certain open source scripts that I
know if (no names mentioned) that have exploits that allow this and I
want to know if there is a How to or best practice anywhere for
securing PHP
Is it possible to pipe email directly to PHP like it's possible to do
with perl? I need to do this using Exim which I'm also unfamiliar with
so if anyone has done this I'd appreciate knowing how! :)
Thanks
Ade
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Hi there
Wondering if someone could help or give some advice.
We have a mysql database that has approximately 20,000 records and has a
total size of 125mb There are approximately 25 fields that we need to
search each time that someone performs a search. We have installed
TurckMMCache onto the
Charles
Try oscommerce.org - it's an open source app written in PHP that has a
fantastic community and is incredibly feature-rich. I'm not associated
with the project, but I have used it
Best regards
Ade
Sourceguardian.com
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From: Charles Kline [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi there
Just being a little lazy. Does anyone know of a set of PHP scripts that
will run a site similar to elance.com or rentacoder.com? Got a client
asking for something similar and rather than invent the wheel I thought
I'd ask :)
Thanks
Ade
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Sorry,
Ignore the previous message. I should have looked at Hotscripts.com
first :(
Ade
-Original Message-
From: Adrian Teasdale [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 September 2003 17:32
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Elance/rentacoder type scripts
Hi there
Just being
There is also a free obfuscator at SourceGuardian:
http://www.sourceguardian.com/downloads/sg20.zip
The encryption tools to look at are:
Zend encoder
SourceGuardian Pro
Turck MMCache
Ioncube
Doing a google search for any of the above will bring up enough for you
to work with
-Original
Step (and everyone else who has replied directly) thanks for the links.
I'll do some research and will post my results. The client is using OS9
and OSX so I need to find something that works with both. It's looking
like Java at this moment in time.
Thanks again
Ade
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Hi there. Slightly OT, but it's for a PHP project... We normally use a
plug-in WYSIWYG editor so that our clients can manage their content in a
word-like interface. Normally this works fine, but this time when we've
completed the site we've discovered they have an entire department that
is 100%
I'd just like to say that I've found this discussion to be very interesting
and enlightning. It also makes a change to see people not microsoft
bashing but taking an objective view on everything. We keep getting more
and more requests to develop products for .net because our clients want
Hi there Binay
Have a look at http://smarty.php.net - this is a very good templating
engine.
You could also consider creating your own if you have specific needs. We
created our own pre-parser (built in PHP but soon to be ported to an Apache
module) that works really well for us
Best regards
I have to convince one guy to not move our site from Linux box where
it runs with Apache/PHP + MySQL to Windows box where it's going to deal
with Windows 2k/IIS/PHP(CGI) + MySQL and I need really good arguments,
cause it's only way I can convince him (cause his position in company
is much
I might be wrong (it's been known in the past!) but I think that theirs
supports 4.3.x
Best regards
Adrian
sourceguardian.com
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From: Michael Rubin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 July 2003 10:30
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] zend optimizer for 4.3.2
Jon
You should look at some of the caches available as these will help.
Hotscripts has a good list:
http://www.hotscripts.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?bool=ANDquery=cachecatid=2
as well as:
http://apc.communityconnect.com/
and this one has quite a following: http://www.turcksoft.com/en/e_mmc.htm
I would like to be able to point PHP to a URL and for it to create an
image (like a screenshot) of that website. We are putting together a
useful links section for a client and to have this facility would be
great. Anyone done this sort of thing before? Any ideas would be very
useful
Thanks in
: Adrian Teasdale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Automatically creating an image of another website
Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2003 17:33:20 +0100
I would like to be able to point PHP to a URL and for it to create an
image (like a screenshot
of another website
On Tuesday 15 July 2003 02:57, Adrian Teasdale wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I was told that using html2ps and ps2gif via php
pipes (if that's the right word) would let php go to a site and browse
the page, print it off as postscript and then convert the
postscript file
, Adrian Teasdale wrote:
Hi there
We are wanting to create a little help/crm tool for internal use.
Rather
than reading (and parsing) in an email from a pop account, is it now
possible to pipe email in directly to a database via PHP? If so, any
pointers on how to do it and anything
Chris
If you use a service like geoip I know that they have a list of all the free
email providers and you can check against this database. This is useful as
one tool for anti-fraud checking. Not sure if this is what you were looking
for, but I thought I'd throw it in.
Ade
sourceguardian.com
Hi there
We have a requirement to create a robot to search for specific keywords on
the web. Has anyone done this before and have any suggestions as to where we
should start? I don't think that this is a light undertaking! :) Are there
any existing tools out there which can be plugged in to do
Hi there
We are wanting to create a little help/crm tool for internal use. Rather
than reading (and parsing) in an email from a pop account, is it now
possible to pipe email in directly to a database via PHP? If so, any
pointers on how to do it and anything to watch out for?
Thanks in advance
Wow, thanks! A nice detailed reply that should keep me busy for a good few
hours
All the best
Ade
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From: John S. Huggins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11 June 2003 23:02
To: Adrian Teasdale
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] piping email directly into PHP
Hi
What is the easiest way to find out how long a page takes to load? I have a
client that is concerned about how long the pages are taking and I want to
find some way of analysing it. Is there a PHP script that can do this?
Ade
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Hi there
Anyone have a PHP Helpdesk that they'd recommend. We are using Perldesk at
the moment, so want something as good, but preferably better :)
Thanks
Ade
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hi there
We are currently using Ultimate Affiliate (a series of perl scripts) to run
an affiliate program. We are wanting to move over to a purely-php offering
mainly for integration etc. Does anyone have any recommendations for
affiliate scripts (either paid or open source) whihc are as good,
Hi there
We are looking for an open source banner advertising application to
integrate into a site. The site will be getting a LOT of hits, so something
that will scale well, report well and just work well would be useful. Anyone
got any thoughts on their preferred application? I'd be interested
Hi there
We have been contacted about creating a portal site which will have some
heavy usage. They are talking about having 100,000 subscribed users to the
system which will have the following:
1. Web based email
2. Calender (for the persons own use, not shared)
3. File store (and sharing)
looking for a single, (semi)-integrated app such as
Horde, or would you be interested in individual solutions that could
be merged together?
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Hi there
We have been contacted about creating a portal site which will have
some
heavy usage
I'd kind of ignored this whole thread thinking it was going on and on, but
in the end I have to say something :)
None of the other animals really captured my attention, but having an Ant
would be quite cool. Not because of the ant on its own, but it's usually a
whole bunch of ants that really
Johan
Here are a couple of links that should get you started:
http://www.zend.com/zend/spotlight/creatingpdfmay1.php
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/perugini20001026.php3
These should keep you busy for a while!
Ade
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Can I suggest that you use PGP to send the information encrypted. There is
a wonderful script which can be found here:
http://www.phpuk.org/code.php
We use this on various sites to encrypt sensitive information
In terms of a server certificate, you will need this to protect the client
Hi
I have some mailing list programming which we've used for quite some time.
However, one of my clients now has 660 people on the list and we are getting
a timeout error on the script and class.
I'm using the Mime type class from Manuel Lemos
I'd like to know how other people handle large
Richard
Thanks for this email. I have done that and used flush(); on the next page.
It does seem to be taking a long time and I was wondering if people use
other methods. For example, one of the scripts I have seen can use either
mail, sendmail, or smtp as options. I was wondering if going
OK Mark
Thanks for your reply. I'll have a look at this and see if I can use PHP
for managing the list of people, but use another app to send
Thanks again
ade
Honestly speaking, when mailing lists grow to (somewhere past trivial)
numbers that are large it's best to use software that is
Hi all
Encryption is not something that I have had dealings in with PHP. I have a
potential client who wants to have customer account information (8000
records) stored on the internet (minus credit card information) and I was
wondering what options I have for encryption. My concern is that by
Hi I have a couple of questions. One about hosting and the other about IP
addresses. The first on the IP's.
I have been speaking to a company that I am looking at getting a dedicated
server from. They ONLY do one IP address per server and use name-based
hosting. I have asked for
I have read through variouos docs to learn about security issues for
running
a linux/apache/mysql/php server and have learned a lot. What I'd like,
though, is to know if there is an overall tutorial on this specific topic,
where all the info is in one place? Hopefully aimed at the newbie?
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Hello,
What do you think about Zend position?
I thought I would reply to the list on this one, basically to see if I am in
the minority (and if so, I will shut up!)...
Firstly, many people who use PHP do so to make money - I know I do!
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