On Thursday 02 September 2004 21:08, John Nichel wrote:
> What about NFS mounts? ;)
What about them? Look carefully.
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:[a-zA-Z\d](?:(?:[a-zA-Z\d]|-)*[a-zA-Z\d])?)\.
> )*(?:[a-zA-Z](?:(?:[a-zA-Z\d]|-)*[a-zA-Z\d])?))|(?:(?:\d+)(?:\.(?:\d+)
[snip]
Did you just pulled it out of your ***[1] or did you copy-n-paste it from
somewhere?
[1] hat
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d use Javascript in addition to, and not instead of, server-side
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sparent sessions support in PHP.
> How do I
> redirect to register1.php from within the code execution of register2.php?
header("Location: http://www...";);
There are many ready made code which does all this and more for you. Check out
www.phpclasses.org
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On Thursday 02 September 2004 20:23, T UmaShankari wrote:
> Can any one tell me how to assign a null value to a php string?. I tried
> assigning empty single quote,backslash with zero,double quotes also. but
> nothing works..
manual > Types > NULL
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e when asking a question to summarise what research you have
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'
> LINES TERMINATED BY '\n';
Is this new PHP 5 syntax?
> Any ideas what I might be missing...?
Probably the MySQL list.
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;s probably your php-cli version. Are you using the Apache module
version of PHP? I didn't see it in the configure command you posted
previously.
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e as your
webserver
2) Comcast really is your upstream provider and allows you to relay (send)
mail through smtp.comcast.net
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On Wednesday 01 September 2004 18:56, Khan wrote:
> I'm using PHP to export images from database blob field. Now, I need
> to export all images and write them to server. How can I write image
> (as .jpg) after I selected it from blob field.
imagecreatefromstring()
imagejpeg()
research of your own. Like RTFM, or STFA?
FWIW there was a post very recently which explained pretty much all you needed
to know about configuring PHP so that mail() would function correctly. Find
that post.
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On Wednesday 01 September 2004 05:18, Dre wrote:
> may I ask why is it inefficient ??
Yes.
Also you can goggle around a bit for the pros and cons.
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int_r($DateAdvertisedBroken)
2) Then $DateAdvertisedBroken[n], when 'n' is the element you want.
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both comply with your employee's requirements AND and the same time not annoy
the list.
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ot;d m Y",mktime(0, 0, 0,date("m")+$i , date("d"),
Try using date('n'). Leading zeros are interpreted in octal.
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On Tuesday 31 August 2004 05:27, Brent Clements wrote:
> The problem with that request is that some employers require you to have a
> vacation message set.
unsubscribe and re-subscribe.
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.
>
> File text.inc looks like this:
> [start]some_text_goes_here[/end]
> [other_start]other_text_goes_here[/other_end]
0) Enable full error reporting
1) Stop repeating yourself
2) I think we've ascertained from your previous post that mail() is working
3) Are you saying that $data
ll Gates as well.
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utput buffering trick but I want to know
> if you guys think there is an easier way. And if so, point me in the right
> direction
... if so then capturing the output buffer is the only way (that I'm aware
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ng to achieve. Could you elaborate?
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pes are simply plaint text files. Just use php's file handling
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tion
2) session_write_close() before you redirect
3) In future search the archives first, this type of problem has been asked
and answered many times before
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On Saturday 28 August 2004 09:43, gc wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm Gene Candelaria and I'm a PHP and MySQL newbie.
You have started a new thread by taking an existing posting and replying to
it while you changed the subject.
That is bad, because it breaks threading. Whenever you reply to a message,
yo
ould do is assign various codes for the different status, eg
1 - not sent
2 - sent
3 - unknown
Then when you receive the data you sanitise and verify that $passid and
$status are valid.
So for $status it has to be one of 1, 2, or 3.
Then finally you can construct your query.
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> top post to a context post to a middle post to a who knows what
> post ;)
Ok children, back to work.
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unusual.
Based on the info you've given so far I suggest that you check that these
settings in php.ini:
short_open_tag
asp_tags
are appropriate and/or the same on both servers.
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turn out anything useful but I might
> used the wrong keywords.
Do any php pages work at all on your development server?
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ltiple user names... Which is a
> problem for me. And I might be applying a very wrong approach, logically,
> which is why I came forward for some assistance.
You have a new table which has 2 columns:
record_id, user_id
Then:
SELECT user_id FROM new_table WHERE record_id = whatever;
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> faulty PHP, but that is not definitely not the case this time.
So why are you asking on the PHP list then? Look to save you looking it up:
www.microsoft.com
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he 'facts':
- "This seems to be happening on sites where recent IE 'security fixes'"
- "The PHP application is working fine everywhere else."
What can one reasonably conclude from the above?
I would suggest you find out what the IE updates were and figure
> $things[]=$list;
> }
> }
> //$things[7] is a MySQL timestamp column named "last_login"
> $date = strtotime($things[7]);
print_r($things); var_dump($things)
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archives for "error undefined call to mysql_connect" would give all the
various ways to:
- enable mysql functions in Windows systems
- recompile PHP include support for mysql functions
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irectory
To be able to delete files, you need:
- 'wx' on the parent directory
- doesn't matter who owns the target files or what their permissions are
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up's permissions (read/execute), and the last three are
> other's (world) permission (read/execute). The two 'www' are the owner
> (user) and group. For the directory rjohari, only root and the user www
> can delete and/or write to this directory.
Actually 'n
ut for certain by using phpinfo().
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ssing something in the PHP config? What should I be looking for. Oh!
> I am on PHP5.0 - that should help.
Read the introduction and requirements section of manual > Image Functions.
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Please do not top post.
On Wednesday 25 August 2004 01:31, PHP Junkie wrote:
> Ave,
>
> Nope... Didn't work. Didn't return an error or anything, didn't delete the
> folders either!
> >> system('rm -rf',$user_dir,$ret_val);
That should be:
system(
TRUE
>
> php_value error_log "./errors.txt"[and the full path string]
"... Don't use php_value to set boolean values. ..."
And you may have to specify an absolute path.
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On Tuesday 24 August 2004 23:15, John Holmes wrote:
> There is a "log_errors" setting and a "error_log" setting. Try setting the
> "log_errors" value.
To be absolutely clear, you need both, enable log_errors and specify
error_log.
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On Tuesday 24 August 2004 18:00, Alex Bovey wrote:
> Basically I am using a JavaScript chained select function which complains
> when I use square brackets in a field name,
manual > PHP and HTML
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ails are in the manual.
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st have:
1) 'x' permission for all directories in the path
2) 'wx' permission for the directory containing the file
NB the permissions on the files themselves are irrelevant.
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On Tuesday 24 August 2004 02:32, John Nichel wrote:
> Jason Wong wrote
>
> > phpinfo() is your friend.
>
> I thought phpinfo() was *MY* friend??? ;)
Don't worry it's a one-to-many relationship.
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se?
phpinfo() is your friend.
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On Saturday 21 August 2004 03:24, John Nichel wrote:
> Ah-hadoing that, I have learned that you missed a step...
>
> fclose ( $manual );
That was intentional, you should have it open all the time and read from it
continually.
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On Saturday 21 August 2004 00:36, R B wrote:
> I'm making a php video system, buy i need to convert the avi videos to wmv
> videos.
> Some one knows a good, free, and functional avi to wmv converter?
There are a few listed in the manual.
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host's network
configuration that is preventing you from making outgoing ftp connections.
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s.
If your files are relatively small then its even easier. Read the whole file
into a string then use strpos() or stripos() along with substr() - and
whatever other useful string functions you find.
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ecommendations? resources? links?
Resources? Links? Wouldn't you be even more confused with the plethora of
choices?
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On Thursday 19 August 2004 07:01, Research wrote:
> Can i see CPU ID / STORAGE ID with php or javascript, or both combined.
Not with PHP. As for javascript ask on a javascript list or refer to some
javascript resource.
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will usually eliminate firewall issues. But it
will be much quicker to work together with your host.
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? Make sure the host knows what you're
trying to do and that they know what they're doing.
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ice throu the same dir?
>
> Yes I do.
Why? I don't understand your logic. Remove the outer while-loop, note that it
encloses most of the code including the line:
closedir($handle);
So on the second iteration of the outer while-loop $handle is gone and hence
your error message.
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'x' permission for every parent directory of the
destination directory and must have 'wx' for the destination directory
itself.
To test and to convince yourself that move_uploaded_file() is working (or
otherwise) use /tmp as the destination directory.
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pending on what your instructions are you can use exec()
and friends to execute them.
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("session value: " . $_SESSION["login"]);
>
> ?>
OK, do you have access to the directory (assuming you're using files) that
stores the session files? If so, check the session file written in a1.php to
see whether $_SESSION[&quo
On Tuesday 17 August 2004 09:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Warning: move_uploaded_file([absolute_path¹]/file.csv): failed to open
> stream: Permission denied in [absolute_path¹]/file.csv on line 83
Give php permissions to [absolute_path¹]/ ?
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pload :(
Have you read the chapter "manual > Handling file uploads" thoroughly? In
particular the section "Common Pitfalls"? Also the archives have alot of info
on this type of problem.
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tement?
> This is a variation of my "String compare of 7 text strings" question
> yesterday. All of the 7 string values are values in an array, ie $strings
> = array($string1, $string2, $string3, $string4, $string5, $string6,
> $string7);
array_count_values()
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2) whether squirrelmail is installing against apache, apache2, or both
Again, the Gentoo list is what you want.
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P code? Unless
you know what you're doing why have you got two apaches installed? Etc.
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On Sunday 15 August 2004 06:33, John Holmes wrote:
> Or, as an alternative, I'll code it myself if anyone can point me to a
> "dictionary" of english words that I could use populate a text file or
> database to choose from.
http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/research/ila
nual. If you're really new to this sort of thing
then checkout some tutorials. If you're relatively experienced then studying
the phppgadmin's (or whatever) code should help you a great deal.
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On Saturday 14 August 2004 23:12, Hannes Magnusson wrote:
> if ( count ( array_unique ( $array ) ) == 1 ) {
> // all fields have the same value
> }
> we could post solution to this problem for ever...
Indeed:
if (count(array_flip($doo)) > 1) { // not same }
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On Saturday 14 August 2004 23:25, Watty wrote:
> You can't google for something you don't know about ;)
Surely it would have crossed your mind to check on the postgresql site?
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you take the fopen() out of the while-loop? It makes no sense for it
to be in there.
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)
2) State what you did (probably in code)
3) State what you expected to happen
4) State what actually happened, along with error messages if appropriate
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gesize().
> here is the class :
[load of rubbish snipped]
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to check for it?
>
> obs: I do not want to convert to lowercase, but to check for the
> presence of upper case letters.
if ($doo === strtolower($doo)) { // no upper case }
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doing. My recommendation is that if you're going to be installing PHP from
source then do Apache from source as well.
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greements.
Seems like a good time to call on their support? Anyway RedHat sometimes
install things in a funny way (ie non-standard), so it would be best to ask
first on RedHat's lists.
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_pad(), please RTFM before you ask such questions. It's obvious from your
subject that you know it's something to do with strings, so where better than
to look at the chapter on String Functions? Browse through them, checkout the
examples, it's a good way to learn.
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On Thursday 12 August 2004 22:11, raditha dissanayake wrote:
> I vote this list be renamed as
>
> php-general-apache-mysql-imap-iis discussion list.
>
> all those not in favour please flame.
Heh, just drop the php and call it the general list :)
Shorter and more to the point.
ave to answer all questions
> releated to php or not. ;)
Even if that means copy-and-pasting from whatever manual/website contains the
answer for those people to busy to look it up for themselves?
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es. any suggestion?
The above does what you want. Tell us what happens when you run it. In most
cases iterating through a recordset using a while-loop is much better than
using a for-loop.
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ng GMT. Thus what you're
asking for doesn't make sense (not to me anyway).
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> Anyone have any suggestions?
Ask the phpBB support forum.
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a something suitable for transmission over a 7-bit environment.
Hence using your own key doesn't make sense.
If you want to encrypt data then look at manual > Mcrypt Encryption Functions.
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On Thursday 12 August 2004 01:26, Ed Lazor wrote:
> Wow, Michael. Nice response.
Could we please trim our posts? Thank you.
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quot; box.
Squirrelmail can store user preferences etc on MySQL, and LDAP.
> While this isn't specifically a PHP question, I think scalability of
> PHP applications is germane to the list.
I think you'll get a more meaningful discussion on the SM list. Also check out
the SM wiki w
On Wednesday 11 August 2004 19:11, Kevin wrote:
> I have heard about PHP Encoding technique. What exactly it does and how is
> it useful?
>
> Any more help will really be appreciated.
google > PHP Encoding
> Thanks a lot for giving your time.
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quot;all of a sudden" then just roll back your changes to before it
"happened" then implement them step-by-step until it happens "all of a
sudden" again. That should help you pinpoint where the problem is.
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7;file']."";
> if (file_exists(basename($file))) {
Lookup what basename() does to see why using it with file_exists() in this way
is most likely wrong (given what you're trying to do).
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lowing
> outbound FTP is only an issue if people sniff the network because they
> can see your login in plaintext.
Actually any plain old ftp is subject sniffing. A better solution is to use
chrooted ssh accounts. There are enough clients out there which supports file
transfers over ssh to m
t as a test. Its' very simple but
> I really don't know why, the result is always the same
> picture.
>
> $random=MT_RAND(1,2);
> echo "$random";
> if ($random=1) {
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> value on the same page, that works no problem. After that page "A"
> redirects to page "B":
>
> header("Location: ../admin/include/B.php");
Did you close the session before you redirected?
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On Tuesday 10 August 2004 17:28, Peter Brodersen wrote:
> .. but this is rather an SQL-related question.
That's what I pointed out last week when this thread started! Glad someone's
paying attention :)
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As PHP 5.X is still new, have you checked bugs.php.net to see whether this may
bug-related?
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an you keep getting the above warning then most likely
you're editing the wrong php.ini. Use phpinfo() to find out where PHP is
expecting to find your php.ini. And search the archives for more tips on how
to locate the correct php.ini.
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Anywhere that's not inside /var/www/html will do, and as long as the webserver
has access to it.
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mention qmail). See examples in manual on how to set the FROM header in un*x
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On Monday 09 August 2004 19:00, Curlys wrote:
> it doesn't work , when it is running , errors r bellow
>
> sh: line 1: kill: r: invalid signal specification
Well specify a VALID signal then. This is not a PHP problem.
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to the directories
created by the webserver's uid (48).
The usual workaround is to use the ftp functions to create your directories.
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-al' of the directories in question.
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quot;xxx.php");
> has already been declared -- cannot redeclare (yet locally - absolutely no
> problem!) ??
IIRC older versions of PHP allowed multiple declarations of a function.
Somewhere along the line this was changed.
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On Sunday 08 August 2004 01:43, bruce wrote:
> i've look through lots of scripts, and decided to check here for additional
> input.
It would be helpful to list what you have looked at along with some notes of
what you perceive to be their pros and cons.
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