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m, and got more
information than I want to wade through. Then I went to apple.com,
clicked on the "Made4Mac" tab, and wandered onto this page:
http://guide.apple.com/uscategories/productivity.lasso
scrolled down, selected text processing and editing utiliities, and got
quite a few hits.
tomer really doesn't want to serve their site on a box
that is also being used to run applications. So, even if the box they
are thinking of putting the site on isn't a Mac OS X box, they really
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earn to do it right.
Doing it right involves teaching your buddy how to publish an interface
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sending the next.
You can get mass-mailing systems written in Perl, I think there are now
some available for PHP.
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n. Wish me luck :D
Good luck, but don't be surprised if the road is longer and harder than
it ought to be. Make sure you can make a living while you're fighting.
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at's okay, jump into
bed with them.
If you don't like the deepening recession, run like hell, because if you
think about it, it's exactly that kind of business that sucks all the
value out of things. (And that's exactly what recession and depression
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on if you have that much experience.
A book you might find useful in this context is Chris Radcliff's Perl
for the Web. (Perl is one of PHP's grandpappies, so much of the
discussion will apply to PHP.)
> I appreciate your comments in advance.
I made no comments in advance, but you'
quickest approach, anyway. And I'm sure
they appreciate the notification. I sure would.
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And if you have any valuable data, consider it to have been stolen. If
you have credit card numbers, report the possibility of theft to the
credit card companies. Etc.
If you're trolling, go away.
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http://w
re is still a problem with the header function - it still
> will not redirect.
So did you check for things like CR/LF?
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arch your management is most likely to
understand is research that is done in house.
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> Hi,
>
> am Wednesday 23 July 2003 11:48 schrieb Joel Rees:
>
> > (You know that $accesses->count and $accesses->resetCounter() are at
> > least declared in the same class declaration. $accesses_count and
> > accesses_resetCounter() could be declared in enti
did a little script to mail out files on a regular basis. A co-worker
wrote a C program that was called by the MSW2k scheduler, and that C
program checked that my mailing script had completed before it tried to
start another instance of the script.
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eep tens of
thousands of lines of code constantly in your head? Or do you like to
focus on several hundred lines at a time, get those to behave, then move
on to another part with a fairly high level of confidence that you won't
shoot yourself in the foot by using the wrong coun
> if you do sniff the hash, the key, and the session. You will have to
> get your request in before the key becomes stale,
race, race!
> In most cases the authentication is the
> first thing done so we're dealing with micro seconds.
Most cases?
Why re-invent the wheel
t in those arenas. MVC and XML don't mix well, but the MVC
concept is good to keep in mind if you want to use XML well.
Other than that, there is plenty of material on the web. I know weeding
out the bad stuff is not easy, but many of the pages that got me started
have moved, I know not where.
other dep. since a
> change in design may force a change in your logic.
> If you can, try to build a separate interface for your app which you can
> use to interface the backend of the other deps. You might even consider
> Webservices. This way you are independend of the design of th
to not listen
to anything coming in over the network.
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> In php, I don't see anything right offhand.
http://www.php.net/curl
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son to do so.
Yeah, but I think the OP was not talking about mangling headers. The
subject was how to ask questions, not how to set up the list server.
The question is whether or not a person wants personal replies, I think.
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> Greetings again,
>
> Did as Ralph suggested...here is the output :
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] php]# find / -name php.ini -print
sudo is your friend.
> /home/chris/Documents/Mein Stuph/PHP 4
> Package/php-4.3.1/pear/tests/php.ini
> find: /mnt/floppy: Input/output error
> find: /mnt/cdro
hen you wake up this morning, the page
for pack() lists an 'N' format for unsigned long big endian byte order
for pack() and unpack(). I think what you probably want to do most is
use the 'N' format when you unpack.
(The other responses were amusing, was it a full moon last ni
pport in Pear's encryption stuff. I'm sure the php
community would appreciate it if you would build and share anything
that's missing. ;->
> But I will take a look at SNOOPY. (hey.. isn't the name snoopy
> copyrighted??)
Trademarked, but only in relation to a c
", $Marion );
$Marion = str_replace( "\n", "\n", $Marion );
$Marion = '' . $Marion . "\n";
echo 'Marion: ' . $Marion . "\n";
$Juliet = preg_replace( '/([^\r\n]*)(\r\n|\n\r|\r|\n)/',
"\${1}\n", $Helen
rs (particualarly in relation to your app), and XSL can
definitely be used in ways that don't conform to that model. That's no
big deal, just part of what makes life interesting.
(And if you get into Javaland, you'll hear a lot about MVC and
frameworks. That's a slightly more
> This position requires strong technical knowledge in a server-side
> scripting technology such as PHP (preferred) /JSP/Perl/ASP. Knowledge
> of SQL queries, stored procedures and database design required. Must
> have experience in HTML/CSS and familiarity with HTTP and networking
> concepts. Grap
.
Anyway, whether you parse or let the user tell you (MISE) depends on how
careful you need to be (i. e., what your application is going to do with
the upload).
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#x27;s the only comment I have on the subject.
If the list maintainers do have rules or guidelines about announcements,
maybe one of them would speak up now?
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would return. The second is explained to be an optional limit to the
number of bytes to be read.
> How come this error occur?
My guess is that you tried to pass fgets either the wrong number or the
wrong type of arguments.
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what looks good and heredoc is a nightmare of
> horrors...
If that's the results you're getting, I'd say heredoc is probably not
appropriate for what you're trying to do.
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> STOP SPAMING the list.
http://www.php.net/mailing-lists.php
Has some basic guidelines for list useage.
(To the OP, [ANN] or [ANNOUNCEMENT] is a kinder tag.)
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n't aware of what the standard says concerning this topic,
there are some RFCs you should read.
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e in the chain?
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th either cookies or URL.
Sessions can use URLs to store the session ID when the user has cookies
turned off.
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ave read somewhere reports of some project working to set up
a similar special-purpose php-template server for php, but that may be
just my imagination.
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all web
server (i. e., presenting the view of the file system that the outside
world is supposed to see)?
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a Mac, but the operations are fundamental to GUI.
I also find it a puzzle why so many companies seem to think that
MSOutlook's advantages outweigh the problems of having to bolt antivirus
on everything (and the occasional slip-through that then proceeds to
dirty entire subnets), but that is a
et/macosx/php.html
http://developer.apple.com/internet/macosx/phpappledevtools.html
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nterest obligations to pass some of
the action back to the producers of free/open tools that help one make
money.
For MySQL AB, it will likely mean taking a slip in market share, since
they lose their "favored" status in the PHP community. From what I've
seen, Monty's a fairly sha
a file extension among the weaker
class of protections.
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gether, of course.
However, guessing from his e-mail address, he may physically not be
anywhere close to any dumpsters that would have old computers and parts
in them, much less to a home that could be hooked up to cable/dsl.
http://www.matkurja.com/eng/country-info/
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learn the English
> terms.
I imagine things will improve with Dutch. Japanese docs have definitely
been improving -- less reliance on technical words borrowed from English,
greater accuracy when choosing native terminology, less Janglish grammar.
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st taught myself php from the on-line docs at
http://www.php.net/docs.php
and some good sample source. I'm thinking I'd focus less on the book and
more on choosing good samples.
I personally like O'Reilly books in general. But I haven't seen their
PHP offerings, so I'l
any made available for php but not for perl, I'd do the
graphics manipulations on php pages and be done with it.
(It seems odd to me that your hosting company doesn't want to load the
perl modules. That might have me wanting to drop the hosting company and
fire up an openbsd box to host my o
> Its kind of ugly, but its possible to call a php script thru a system()
> function in Perl.
Why bother going through a system call? If you have apache loading both
mod_php and mod_perl, you can call (include or whatever) through normal http
methods.
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was pretty steep for me because I was trying to pick up Java
and objects at the same time. I think you'll have less trouble if you
already are comfortable with Java.
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bit of help there:
http://jakarta.apache.org
(tomcat is an open source java server that can be used with or without
apache, and struts is an application framework.)
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> That's fine for that but I have several places that use if's and else's...
AFAIK, you can't do conditionals inside a here doc. But then you don't
have to build your entire output string in one here doc, either.
Hmm. Maybe you're trying to build templates?
> As I said, since I was recursing through the function by calling it numerous
> times in the middle of its execution, and since the function didn't
> explicitly return, I didn't expect it to continue past each call. That's
> all!
Sounds like you're coming in from CoBOL or maybe BASIC?
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> 1. This is the an example of the Nigeria 419 scam. I have no idea how it got
> the 419 in the name.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=nigeria+419
in particular,
http://home.rica.net/alphae/419coal/
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