Re: [PHP] Which PHP for MySQL 4.1

2004-11-11 Thread Jim Wharton
You will need to use the old_password() function in MySQL 4.1 and above.
You can find out more at mysql.com

Jim


On Thu, 2004-11-11 at 15:58 -0500, Brent Baisley wrote:
 I migrated to MySQL 4.1 about a month ago. I had some issues with PHP 
 (running 4.3.6) communicating with MySQL because 4.1 implements a new 
 form of communication. As I recall, I had to do something with the 
 passwords in the grants table, but I forget what now. It's been working 
 fine since.
 
 On Nov 11, 2004, at 3:05 PM, C.F. Scheidecker Antunes wrote:
 
  Hello,
 
  I would like to migrate my MySQL servers from 4.0 to 4.1.
 
  As I use PHP as well as Java with these servers I wonder what PHP 4 
  version would be compatible with MySQL 4.1.
 
  Has anyone used MySQL 4.1 with PHP yet?
 
  I appreciate your thoughts.
 
  Thanks.
 
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Re: [PHP] Re: PEAR mail

2004-11-08 Thread Jim Wharton
I'm not very familiar with php's drawing abilities. I have found out how
to get it to create multipoint polygons.

What I am trying to do is implement something along the lines of LOGO.
(You know, that old language that told a robotic turtle to draw on the
floor)

Seriously, I currently have an inherited Java program that takes traverse
information (strings that look like this: BAS(L66D24R66U24)) and createds
this: Left:66 Down:24 Right: 66 Up:24 and draws it out to the screen.
These are building drawings made by field appraisers (for the local
property appraisers office).

I would really like to drop the Java stuff as I don't really use it. What
I would really like to do is somehow turn these strings into coordinates
so I can draw them using PHP's polygon function.

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[PHP] whoops, forgot to change the subject on that last one...

2004-11-08 Thread Jim Wharton
Jim Wharton said:
 I'm not very familiar with php's drawing abilities. I have found out how
 to get it to create multipoint polygons.

 What I am trying to do is implement something along the lines of LOGO.
 (You know, that old language that told a robotic turtle to draw on the
 floor)

 Seriously, I currently have an inherited Java program that takes traverse
 information (strings that look like this: BAS(L66D24R66U24)) and createds
 this: Left:66 Down:24 Right: 66 Up:24 and draws it out to the screen.
 These are building drawings made by field appraisers (for the local
 property appraisers office).

 I would really like to drop the Java stuff as I don't really use it. What
 I would really like to do is somehow turn these strings into coordinates
 so I can draw them using PHP's polygon function.

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[PHP] New/changing subject... was [PHP] Re: PEAR mail

2004-11-08 Thread Jim Wharton
Ben Ramsey said:

 Is this somehow related to the PEAR mail thread? I don't see the
 connection. I think you're trying to ask a new question. When doing so,
 please don't reply to an existing message in an existing thread (even if
 you change the subject) because you're new question will become a part
 of the old thread. ALWAYS start a brand new message; a descriptive
 subject is also helpful. You'll get a better response and more help this
 way.

 Thanks!

Yeah, sorry, I am aware of that. I wasn't sure of the list's address, so I
replied to an existing message. I simply forgot to change the subject
line.

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[PHP] Drawing polygons from traverse information

2004-11-08 Thread Jim Wharton
Sorry for the traffic I have created with this:

I'm not very familiar with php's drawing abilities. I have found out how
to get it to create multipoint polygons.

What I am trying to do is implement something along the lines of LOGO.
(You know, that old language that told a robotic turtle to draw on the
floor)

Seriously, I currently have an inherited Java program that takes traverse
information (strings that look like this: BAS(L66D24R66U24)) and createds
this: Left:66 Down:24 Right: 66 Up:24 and draws it out to the screen.
These are building drawings made by field appraisers (for the local
property appraisers office).

I would really like to drop the Java stuff as I don't really use it. What
I would really like to do is somehow turn these strings into coordinates
so I can draw them using PHP's polygon function.

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Re: [PHP] Re: New/changing subject... was [PHP] Re: PEAR mail

2004-11-08 Thread Jim Wharton
Matthew Weier O'Phinney said:
snip

 Actually, you *did* change the subject. Read what was said in that
 paragraph:

 [P]lease don't reply to an existing message in an existing thread
 (even if you change the subject) because you're new question will
 become a part of the old thread.

 If you use a threaded mail/news reader, as many people do, your messages
 will be grouped based on the original topic sent:

I'm a mutt user typically. I know this.

 So it's rather
 frustrating to open up a thread on PEAR Mail and discover something
 about PHP's drawing functions inside it.

I'm truly sorry about that. What's even more frustrating is making a
simple mistake and having a bunch of people jump down your throat about
it. Point taken. Apology offered.

I am sorry though. Any more correspondance on this particular issue needs
to be directed to my personal email address - not the list. (That is,
unless, you feel the need to publically teach me a lesson.)

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