the documentation (what little there
is that I have found) has said that I don't need anything other than
these 2 files.
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From: Ray Hunter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 12:48 PM
To: Nick Richardson
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can get a current php_mcrypt.dll or how I can compile it from the php
source (and dont say google, because I've been there already), please
let me know.
I'm about to lose my mind!!
Thanks!
//Nick
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From: Nick Richardson [mailto:esoteric.web;gte.net]
Sent: Tuesday
If the password is md5, then no - you can't reverse it because md5 is a
one way hash.
If you want to have bi-direction encryption/decryption, look into using
mcrypt. - just not on windows... Because it will make you want to kill
yourself.
http://www.php.net/mcrypt
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yes
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Can I use both _GET and _POST in the same php file? Thanks!! -Greg
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One thing to watch out for when doing this is that all browsers do not
support the ?foo=blah in the action attribute of the form tag. IE and
Mozilla can handle it fine, but (and what a surprise this is) Netscape
will sometime have some trouble with it (mostly in older versions
(4.x)). But this
can't get it to work.
Everytime I try to do it I get 'call to undefined function . '
//Nick
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Exec(dir c:\somedir) or exec(cd somedir dir)
i.e. $dirContent = one of the above;
print($dirContent);
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Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 11:39 AM
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Subject: [PHP] Exec()ing two strings, using
I will try that - Thanks for the suggestion. If it was something that
simple, I'm going to shoot myself :)
Thanks!
//Nick
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Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 4:50 AM
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how to register mcrypt w/ PHP
and 'turn on' the mcrypt* functions.
If anyone has any information or urls / how-tos it would be greatly
appreciated!
Thanks!
//Nick Richardson
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'./php_mcrypt.dll' - The
specified procedure could not be found. in Unknown on line 0
You have any idea what I might be doing wrong?
//Nick
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From: .: B i g D o g :. [mailto:bigdog;venticon.com]
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Anyone out there know how to get the mcrypt functions running under
Win32?
Any help / how-to's / URLs will be greatly appreciated. - I have
searched around the web and found a few things, but nothing that really
gives any good information
Thanks in advance for the help!!!
//Nick Richardson
of
and they all give parse errors
when the class name is a string var. (i.e. myClass::$fuName() works fine
(as expected) but $clName::myFunc() does not). Everytime it doesn't
work, it just gives a simple parse error.
Any suggested are much appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
//Nick Richardson
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(););
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From: Nick Richardson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 12:50 PM
To: 'PHP General'
Subject: [PHP] Calling class functions using string variables?
Hi,
Anyone know if it's possible to call a class function using 2 string
variables WITHOUT
thanks for
downloading blah blah... behind it at the same time.
I would assume i would have to use header() to do this, but i dont know
where i should start, a/o what headers to send.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
//Nick Richardson ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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The fact that there's a seg fault involved makes me think that's it's not so
much a problem w/ code, but a problem with either apache (or whatever web
server you use) a/o your PHP installation -
PHP may be seg faulting before it's done reading the data from the directory
and apache is reporting
Following on the same subject (kinda) of Variable Variables... i have
actually wondered this before... is there a difference between these 2
blocks?? (both should print worldhello if i am not mistaken, but is there
a difference in how the nested variable is handled when it's inside curly
!!
Thanks in advance!
//Nick Richardson
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know!!!
Thanks
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i dont know if this will work, but you can try selecting them in the
query... i.e.:
select * from database.table
I am by no means a guru on sql queries, but it may work.
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w/ $key);
}
encryptPassword(testing);
?
And i can't find any documentation on what might be causing this... anyone
out there know?
//Nick Richardson
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Anyone know how i can auth a username and password against the /etc/passwd
file?
Any help will be much appreciated!
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Is there any way to prepend a string into the top of a file? - only docs on
fopen show how to append to the end?
//Nick Richardson
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, and move on.
Later, i want to be able to retrive the encrypted string w/ the salt in it,
grab the salt and use it to decrypt the password. - Is this possible and how
would it be done?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
//Nick Richardson
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they
dont like the way it turned out and try to discard and change it, even after
re-registering the variables in the session, they do not change to the new
input.
I hope someone out there can make sence of what i have said... because i
think i confused even myself ;)
Thanks for any help!
//Nick
Right on!!! - This works great!!
Can you explain what it does ;) - i'm completly lost in it ;)
//Nick
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From: Demitrious S. Kelly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 8:02 PM
To: 'Nick Richardson'; 'PHP General'
Subject: RE: [PHP] Variables
PHP seems to be completly ignoring this line...
Funny part is that i use this same line in another place in my code and it
works fine there... i have no clue - Need coffee.
} elseif(!(preg_match(/^[A-Za-z0-9-]+$/,$uname))) {
//Nick Richardson
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Actually, i have seen problems with this under Oprah and Netscape (dont ask
me why... it just seems kinda flaky.
So instead, use this:
a href=javascript:document.formname.submit()Login/a
//Nick
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);
exit();
}
?
and every time it gives me the error. - do i need to change the script? or
do i need to contact the ISP that's hosting the database?
//Nick Richardson
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You need to make sure you have a few things configured on you SMTP Virtual
server.
Start IISAdmin and right click on 'Default SMTP Virtual Server' then choose
properties.
Ok, from here, things might not match perfectly because i'm running Windows
XP (no i didn't pirate it, i work for
my understanding (and i could be totally wrong) is varchar only accepts
values up to 255 (so does char). To get larger than that you have to use
'text' (i.e. create table name (column text not null..);
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##nissan
This is more content... yadda yadda
##end
Any ideas on how i can do this???
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Subject: RE: [PHP] Matching strings in a flat/text file?
lots of ideas nick, but can you use a database? MySQL is free and i've found
its almost always better to use databases when you can...
if you can't, you could do something like this:
1. find the pos
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