ent.cookie.
Or how do I have to create a cookies so it's accessable as
$_COOKIE["username"]
document.cookie = "username=" + escape(username);
You can add expiry, path, etc. with JavaScript, but you can google for that.
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based on the old C header
trick:
#ifndef __SOME_FILE_H
#define __SOME_FILE_H
#endif
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to come up with things like "fee
structures" or "pricing structures" that could take advantage of that
scheme to force rounding errors to remain permanently in the person's favor.
I certainly hope that PHP continues to use the standard technique, and
not the &qu
0*2 = 1600, round(1600,-3) = 2000, 2000/2 = 1000
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Myron Turner wrote:
Jon Anderson wrote:
Fletcher Mattox wrote:
In terms of the behavior, I think it makes total sense. The only case
where it would ever bite you is yours (which is rare because most
people wouldn't mix perl and PHP in the same system).
I'm not going to get into
want to
argue what the behavior should be, try php-dev. (Making that kind of
argument here is like yelling at your neighbor 'cause Vista
sucks...assuming Bill Gates isn't your neighbor. :-)
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Check out the runkit extension to PHP
(http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.runkit.php). It should let you do all
the class mucking you need to do.
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Jim Wilson wrote:
Dear PHP Users,
I have two questions regarding PHP 5's Reflection API (I apologize if
this
isn't the right list t
n do it manually
as well with header('Set-Cookie: ...') and $_SERVER['HTTP_COOKIE'] on
the other end - which I believe is what you decided on.
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Jon Anderson wrote:
...
item.focus();
}
** alert(onError);
**return(false);*
*}
...
Sorry about the "*"s everywhere (there aren't supposed to be any). I
pasted the code in, and Thunderbird thought it was supposed to be bold
for some reason, then converted the bold te
Dan Shirah wrote:
Jon,
Tried your method and still got:
*Error: Object doesn't support this property or method.
Code: 0*
*I don't know what browser/platform you're using, but the following
works for me on IE7/Windows, FF2/Linux, Opera9/Linux.
jon
function checkInputVal
I'm no JavaScript expert, but I could maybe suggest an alternate method:
use document.getElementById() or document.getElementsByName()
AFAIK, the direct document.xyz doesn't work exactly the same way accross
browsers (if at all).
e.g. (WARNING! TOTALLY UNTESTED CODE!)
function checkInputValu
...
If you submit "submitForm", nothing will get posted. You want to post
"dataForm" in the above example. (Or whatever "inputForm" happens to be
in your example.)
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ing something that is actually UTF-8, you'll need to
make sure that you've done these:
header('Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8');
I believe that IE6 requires this one as well within your html head.
If that doesn't work, then it could be that your character isn&
s it ASP's fault? No. It's the programmers who failed to
recognize the hole in their protocol.
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#x27;ll need to do the right JOINs in there for
that to work.
Personally, I think that implicit joins are sloppy, so I would suggest
using JOIN with ON or USING...but I suppose that's a preference thing,
and some (all?) might disagree with me.
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The one ready-made solution that I'm aware of that will help you is the
PECL mailparse package: http://pecl.php.net/package/mailparse
Otherwise, #6 (and maybe #7) in your search results list should do it...
If somebody uses a great function and want to share, I will please
him... :-)
Pl
I can tell it works
reliably. :-)
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Angelo Zanetti wrote:
Dear all.
I have been googling to find out which is the best way to use PHP to
unzip a zip file I have found the following:
zziplib
and
pclzip
but still can't really decide without doing alot of tests etc..
Can anyone give
before the line on which it fails to see how
much memory is being used by your script.
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($fields) VALUES($placeholders)");
$stmt->execute($data);
With the added bonus that you can insert multiple rows quickly without
having to rebuild any queries...
$stmt->execute($data1);
$stmt->execute($data2);
...
$stmt->execute($dataN);
(And PDO is super-fast compared to some
ted to see if I could write it in few LOC.) I wonder if there's a
faster way...
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blackwater dev wrote:
Is there a php function I can call to pass in a number and get the values
returned?
For example, pass in 7 and get 1,2,4 ?
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($var) { statement; statement; statement; foreach ($var as $v) {
statement; statement; statement; } statement; etc. }"
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poosible alternatives (mcrypt?)
sha1 has also been cryptanalysed but should be more secure than md5. I
think sha256 is believed to be secure. PHP 5.2 seems to have a 'hash'
function that can generate many atypical hashes like sha256.
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er built-in. You can use kcachegrind or
wincachegrind to see some pretty mind-boggling detail about where your
performance goes. It's much easier than inserting timing statements into
existing code.
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to think of a logical reason why the second doesn't return an
empty array.
I know I could do a IF $data == "[empty]" and then not count if its
empty and just set it to 0, but am wondering if there was a better way.
$array = empty($data) ? array() : explode(',',$data); /* That what
you're looking for? */
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ring "integer"
into an integer field.
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rter about UTF-8 output. When I use
Windows (which is rarely), I use Notepad++, which gives you the option
to save files as UTF-8 with or without the BOM.
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Period['start']) // freebie
Of course you can probably think of dozens of variations on that theme,
but you get the idea.
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g sensitive in a database, one-way
hashed wherever possible.
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t; [Test 1|Test 2]
[1] => Test1
[2] => Test2
)
Alternately, I would use the following regex: /\[([^\|]+)\|([^\|]+)\]/
which is a little cryptic, but very flexible for what you mention above.
It works for me as well...
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to use
curl, rather a reason to use curl will find you.
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Brian Dunning wrote:
header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
What should I change?
I think you should use a content type more specific to MP3s. My install
of firefox seems to think the appropriate content type for those is
"audio/mpeg" - try that, and see
R->addAssign('logoDiv','innerHTML','');
$xR->addAssign('textDiv','innerHTML','Here is an explanation of the
logo!');
return($xR->getXML());
}
$xajaxInstance->registerFunction('twoActions');
Then the link:
Logo
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but make sure that commercial use is appropriately controlled
at the same time.
Please reply to the list only, no need to cc.
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I haven't had any problems so far.
A superficial look at the docs only says 3/4, but from experimental
evidence, 5 seems fine.
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Richard Lynch wrote:
On Fri, November 3, 2006 1:12 pm, Jon Anderson wrote:
Or you can .htaccess "Deny From All" them out... That's my preferred
solution. It keeps the include tree near the code that accompanies it
without risking anything even if they're called *.p
lution. It keeps the include tree near the code that accompanies it
without risking anything even if they're called *.php.
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s showing you that it's allocating 19 megs...? Seems
about right.
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Take this with a grain of salt. I develop with PHP, but I am not an
internals guy...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are the include files only compiled when execution hits them, or are
all include files compiled when the script is first compiled, which
would mean a cascade through all statically lin
For what it's worth, for me telnet php.net 80 (then GET ...) takes ~25
seconds, most of which seems to be the reverse lookup. If I just telnet
directly to php.net's IP directly and do the same, it's instant. Doing
file_get_contents takes less than 1s numerically or not.
jon
(R
ocesses appear to be using 36M. You could probably cut that
down to however few processes you need.
jon
Daevid Vincent wrote:
I need to run a httpd server that can serve up PHP, SQL Lite, and SSL on a
little Soekris box (ie. a 486 with 32MB RAM and 32MB CF storage).
Can anyone recommend some
resources. (If your server is running on Linux, iptables
should be able to do what you need, and there are more complicated
solutions too.)
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nd deleted later. That isn't pretty though...
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Maybe I'm doing my math wrong here, but for 1 to 9, make a
string 9 bytes long, 10 including terminating null. (And PHP probably
includes a little extra for overhead)...
9 * 10 bytes = 90 bytes -> that's about 9 and a half gigs...
jon
Doug Fulton wrote
See above. I put my sql dump scripts into
simple bash scripts that run from cron, but if you're more comfortable
with PHP, I don't see any reason to switch nor to break it out.
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ut if you can't use
FCK, you could try it.
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/
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;getName();
$propArray[$name] = $this->$name;
}
}
return($propArray);
}
And that'll do essentially what you're asking for. You could just call
it toArray() too, and even check for isPublic/isPri
nd is 32-bit.
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8608 bytes exhausted (tried to
allocate 1 bytes) in /home/janderson/svn/memtest.php on line 44
Am I missing something? (Is there a force_garbage_collection() function
somewhere that I'm missing?) Any suggestions/workarounds/anything would
be most appreciated.
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e.
I honestly think that the PHP coders/documentors deserve a lot of
gratitude for the immense effort that must have gone into documenting
the immense list of built-in stuff that PHP has.
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e any open-source encoders, but I wouldn't be
surprised either way.
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erver/code.php.txt)...Seems to me that you might be better off
using an encoder of some kind so they don't get their hands on the
source. Using what I suggested is in no way secure or fast.
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1 is 'AA'
Because of how string comparisons go, 'AA' is greater than 'Z' (strings
are compared letter by letter), so the loop won't terminate at 'Z', like
you'd expect.
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nts('http://server/code.php.txt');
file_put_contents('/tmp/code.php',$src);
include('/tmp/code.php');
unlink('/tmp/code.php');
But there are at least a few reasons why I wouldn't recommend doing that...
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t
"you
are a moron." won't.
Any ideas?
$filtered =
str_ireplace(array('naughty','words'),array('*','*'),$_POST['input_string']);
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D5/Linux 2.6.17.7/Apache 2.2.3/PHP 5.1.6/APC 3.0.12p2. Anyone
else's results would probably vary widely.
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ect output: 582 requests a second
Buffer var: 286 requests a second
I believe the margin would get wider with real-world usage, as the
buffer variable would increase in size. My test code is copied below.
jon
--- "Direct output": testecho.php ---
style1 {
a = 1;
b = 2;
c
try to and
compress), what do I put for flags to allow me to use the extra expire
parameter?
Just pass NULL or 0 as the flags argument, and pass the expiry time as
usual. E.g. $obj->add/set($var,$val,0,$expiry)
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Michelle Konzack wrote:
Am 2006-09-05 08:36:21, schrieb Jon Anderson:
Or create a simple shell/perl/php/whatever wrapper for adduser, and
allow sudo for that wrapper by the web server user only.
For example, you could create a wrapper that only allows one
alphanumeric argument for the
uot; that is the appended
letters, by brute-forcing combinations of "1>". It seems to me that collisions don't
help. Please correct me if I'm wrong - I'm definitely no cryptographer. ;-)
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wrapper could use defaults like /home/webusers/, and
/bin/false as the shell, etc, etc.
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useradd or your
distribution's variant.
Worst case, you can even make a wrapper around the command with shell
script that'll do the multiline echo for you.
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m a "3d-ish look"ing object...?
I'm not familiar with any way of doing it, but:
- http://pear.php.net/package/Image_3D might be a start
- http://www.icarusindie.com/DoItYourSelf/rtsr/php3d/ has a pretty neat
little writeup on how to do software 3D rendering in PHP. You could use
t
uivalent. The classes mentioned
earlier probably accomplish this.
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is,
but it's an interesting idea.
Anyone want to share some spam-fighting success stories?
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bob pilly wrote:
Im trying to send emails using the mail() function but im having a problem.
Because the box that the scripts sit on is a shared web-hosting package the
Reply-path part of the header always comes up as [EMAIL PROTECTED] but i have
set the from part of the header to [EMAIL PROTE
t
even have to alter the code. They can simply use the man-in-the-middle
attack, and I don't think anyone would bother writing certificate
handling functions in JavaScript to authenticate each party. :-)
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;t thought of, etc.) where you either can't or might not want to
use SSL. Though as myself and others have said, SSL should clearly be
the preferred option. The question isn't whether it should be done, but
whether it could. ;-)
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listening in on the information is unable to trivially reconstruct the key.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie-Hellman
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
This still leaves any Javascript exposed, doesn't it?
Yes, but that shouldn't matter. The algorithms for RSA, AES, etc, etc
are all publicly available, why bother hiding their JavaScript
implementations? Only the data would be encrypted.
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client/server reversed.
SSL is obviously the recommended, trusted, proven, and accepted way of
sending secure data, but there could potentially be cases where someone
would want to try something else. It's not that it can't be done, it's
more that there's no reason to do i
mplemented
properly, encryption/decryption on the client could be secure, for
example a diffie-hellman key exchange with AJAX, followed by encryption.
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on every CLI request, but for various
test scenarios it is handy to be able to enable APC for the CLI
version of APC easily.
jon
Jochem Maas wrote:
hi people,
PHP version:5.1.1 (last built: Dec 28 2005 16:03:22)
APC version:3.8.10
Apache version: 2.0.54 (last built
Thanks man... it turns out that I really was redeclaring the class, but
it didn't throw an error until I added APC.
Kinda weird, yeah? Anyway... it's all good now.
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Jochem Maas wrote:
jon wrote:
So... I've got some code that works just fine without APC, but die
n that box, but I'd love to try APC.
Thanks...
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You could try prefixing the unlink function call with an @:
if (file_exists($fn)) {
@unlink($fn);
}
The @ should suppress any errors.
jon
James Nunnerley wrote:
We've created a file manager which allows users to access their web space on
a server. It's working brilliantly, exce
ock IPs without using a PHP solution, you could hack
something together with your platform's native firewall utility (e.g.
iptables/netfilter for Linux). It seems to me that DNS would be even
more of a kludge.
I believe that memcache or SQL would be a significantly cleaner solution.
jon
\n";
print " " . mb_convert_encoding($_GET['test'],'UTF-8') .
"\n";
print "\n";
I tried this with: 會意字/会意字, which I stole from Wikipedia. I don't
have a clue what it means.
jon
Mathijs wrote:
Hello ppl,
I have a big prob.
I have a
in2, which would be allowed to set the domain2 cookie by virtue
of actually being domain2.
jon
Peter Lauri wrote:
Best group member,
When a user does a specific action on domain1.com I want a cookie to be set
so that domain1.com and domain2.com can reach it. Ok, after reading the
manual for
Oh, and the other obvious thing that I omitted would be to try using
either the include_once() and require_once() functions wherever you
include() or require() config.php.
jon
Stephen Lake wrote:
Hey Guys and Gals,
I am having a small problem with a user defined function, I placed it in a
This would be the simplest work-around I can think of.
In your config script, wrap an if around your function call:
if (!function_exists('clean_sql')) {
function clean_sql() {
...
}
}
jon
Stephen Lake wrote:
Hey Guys and Gals,
I am having a small problem with a us
Dan McCullough wrote:
For me it doesnt matter I dont want Google in the section that I'm
obfuscation.
use nonsequential ids (as you do) and a robots.txt file to stop google
(and any search engine that obeys robots.txt)
http://www.robotstxt.org/wc/exclusion.html
also google has a thing called
elf in the foot with a PHP template.
(Again, I have nothing against Smarty or other template systems. I use
Smarty all the time, and I quite like it.)
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ssign('display_variable',$display_variable);
...
{* template *}
{foreach key=key item=var from=$display_variable}
{$key}{$var}
{/foreach}
/* The PHP way */
$var) { ?>
Is it really *that* bad?
jon
Martin Alterisio wrote:
2006/6/28, Robert Cummings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
O
e recommend a simple
one or should I tell him to just use str_replace() for
tags like: {{menu_here}} {{header_here} etc?
Something like SMARTY would be like using a nuke to
kill a fly (IMHO) esp since this project will not
expand to anything much bigger or complicated.
Why kill performance when you don&
ing like:
Down for MaintenanceSite down
for maintenance!
(Or, to be sure, you could do both.)
jon
Ben Liu wrote:
Hello All,
I'm not sure this is strictly a PHP related question or perhaps a
server admin question as well. What do you do when you are trying to
shutdown a web applica
John Nichel wrote:
P I never close my option tags that way
Bar
:-p
I didn't think this would compute as proper XHTML...Sure enough
validator.w3c.org says:
Error /Line 10 column 10/: character data is not allowed here.
|*t*est|
You have used character data somewhere it is not
rong content type;
if (IE 5.5) {
use broken content disposition;
} else {
use normal content disposition;
}
} else {
do things in a standard way;
}
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d both are
readable. (Same result as what Smarty gives you, without needing Smarty.)
Most pages look something like:
And most templates look something like:
...
...
Thanks for your interest in my data!
jon
Alex Major wrote:
Hi List,
I've been (very slowly) working my w
Are you sure you are evaluating your binary
'' properly as you claim? Send a sample code
alrightey then. the binary data itself is actually stored in a mysql
table. (mysql 5.1.9) the relevant part is the following column:
++-
| Field | Type
+---
Seriously guys... am I completely missing something important here? An
empty array evaluates as false. The null character evaluates as false.
The STRING "0" even evaluates as false yet a binary zero does not?
Even better yet bindec() doesn't appear to be binary safe so it will
work for a st
The Doctor wrote:
I am trying to modularize a Web Page using one of Dremweaver's CSSes.
It works in Firefox but it falls about in IE.
Is IE at fault or the modularization?
It is neither Firefox's fault nor the concept of modularization. The
fault is probably 55% IE's and 45% dreamweaver's.
chris smith wrote:
On 5/13/06, Jon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This isn't strictly a php question. Its actually a question about the
mailing lists in general. I know I must be doing something really
stupid but I seem to be having a lot of problems with network timeouts
while b
et to successfully make a connection there. Can anyone give me
some good advice on how to fix this problem? I'm using thunderbird to
browse.
Thanks in advance,
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Rabin Vincent wrote:
> You're missing the $ for ret_val on the return line.
Clue-by-four to the head accepted. Thank you, it works well, now that it's
written properly.
Cheers!
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7;m not the most experienced PHP coder
so perhaps some esoteric feature of the language has confounded me. Open to
liberal use of the clue by four. :)
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,Deny
Deny From All
See: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/htaccess.html,
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#files, and
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#filesmatch
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it's disabled. I removed the 0 >&& and recompiled,
>after which the pty option works perfectly. Just a
>note.
except that it doesn't say WHERE in the source. I can't find it. #if 0
&& shows up about a million times. anyone got any advice? I swear i
Paul Goepfert wrote:
I included the or die function on the end of my query statement. When
I tested this on my web page I got the following error
Query2 Failed: You have an error in your SQL syntax near '(curdate())' at line 1
When this code executed:
$query2 = mysql_query("SELECT dayNum FRO
Has anyone worked with ptys using proc_open? I want to try it out but
it appears to be disabled at the source level and I don't know how to
re-enable it. Any info at all is appreciated.
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Paul Goepfert wrote:
function determineDay ()
{
$return = "";
$query1 = mysql_query("SELECT months FROM Month WHERE m_id =
month(curdate())");
$query2 = mysql_query("SELECT dayNum FROM Days WHERE dayNum =
day(curdate())");
$
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