The "better circles" seem to prefer mercurial, which, I believe is more
python-oriented, which is closer to perl. I like recursion, and PHP seemed
to fail when I used it like a "find" command in many different ways, and I
know that perl does it very well (will have to check
ay to go if one supports a constructive web, as I do. So, I guess I am
> suggesting, that php shell go into GIT and discussion be on a wiki,
> independent or through wiki media foundation.
>
> What do you think?
>
> John
>
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 6:04 PM, J
paradigm for both driver support and
VM management, web servers being a kind of VM.
I am not pleased w/ Wikipedia, but believe that wiki is nearly the only way
to go if one supports a constructive web, as I do. So, I guess I am
suggesting, that php shell go into GIT and discussion be on a wiki
:-)
>
> / Jimmy
And I think you have svn access now right? Then I won't do any commits
for you. If you don't want to commit to the main repo yet, you could
also consider creating a branch while you're still working on it. That
way it would be easier for me and others to s
Hi Harding,
Great to see what you did and that the subprocess approach can
actually be used on windows as well. Too bad of all the necessary
encoding stuff.
I had a look through most of the code (though I didn't test it). Here
are a number of things I noticed.
First of all regarding the encoding
On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 11:14 PM, Wolfgang Dautermann
wrote:
> He already have SVN commit permissions - perhaps Martin Geisler has
> added these permissions.
Martin added them yesterday.
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Am 21.08.2012 16:13, schrieb Jan Kanis:
> Hi Harding,
Hi!
Welcome to the Phpshell-team!
> I had not responded yet due to vacation. I'm also not sure if
> someone else has already answered you (or if you even sent this
> message to other people as well).
No, I got no mail...
> I don't have adm
thought could not be made windows compatible, but maybe I'm wrong. So
is your code somewhere available online?
Jan
On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 7:15 PM, Harding wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I found PHP Shell the other day and liked it very much but I
> started to make some changes to the code
an take a parameter with the current directory which is
then passed onto the executed program
- Original Message -
From: Tobias Unger
To: ArcyQwerty ; Discuss the development of PHP Shell
Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 4:02 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: Fw: PHP Shell
That (dir still showin
That (dir still showing the unchanged path) may have something to do
with "cd" being an internal comand of PHP Shell. As far as I know you do
not really change to the directory but just tell PHP Shell where you
want the next comand to be executed.
That is because the connection to PHP
32)
- Original Message -
From: Tobias Unger
To: ArcyQwerty ; Discuss the development of PHP Shell
Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 2:52 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: Fw: PHP Shell
I'm sorry but I do not have a clue what the problem might be caused by, so I
will not be able to h
I'm sorry but I do not have a clue what the problem might be caused by,
so I will not be able to help you... sorry for that!
Actually I am just subscribed to this list because I once used PHP
Shell... but that was some years ago...
I hope there's anybody else reading this w
Yes I am still subscribed ;)
I have tried different methods such as
cd /
cd ..
cd ../
cd C:\
cd C:
cd C:/
- Original Message -
From: Tobias Unger
To: ArcyQwerty ; Discuss the development of PHP Shell
Sent: Sunday, May 10, 2009 4:37 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: PHP Shell
nstead of cd "C:\" to
make sure it's not just a "syntax" problem?
If you tried so without success, I hope Martin Geisler (the author of
PHP Shell) can help you with that (as I do not have a clue what the
problem might be caused by).
@Martin Geisler
I guess you a
Tobias Unger writes:
> OK. Well then the problem must be caused by something else.
>
> I guess you tried using "cd .." serveral times instead of cd "C:\" to
> make sure it's not just a "syntax" problem?
>
> If you tried so without success,
OK. Well then the problem must be caused by something else.
I guess you tried using "cd .." serveral times instead of cd "C:\" to
make sure it's not just a "syntax" problem?
If you tried so without success, I hope Martin Geisler (the author of
PHP Shell)
I am fairly sure that it has the ability to use the rights of the logged in
user as the system32 directory is strictly off limits to the 'public' account
- Original Message -
From: Tobias Unger
To: ArcyQwerty ; Discuss the development of PHP Shell
Sent: Sunday, May
Linux as
root (you normaly will not do that) and tell him not to access files
which are not in /var/www/ (for example) or its subfolders, it is not
able to change to / (which is usually simular to C:\) (even though root
is able to access any files).
As far as I know, PHP Shell is not able to
If I start with homedir as C:\
Current Working Directory: C:\
$ cd ./inetpub
Current Working Directory: C:\/./inetpub
$ ls
[list of files in C:\windows\system32 shows up]
C:\ and all directories under it are accessible by the authenticated user
running PHP shell (running as admin
Did you try whether "cd .." works or not?
And is C:\ accessable for PHP? [inside DocumentRoot for Apache Servers]
I never tried using PHP Shell on an Windows Server... but that of course
does not mean it will not work...
ArcyQwerty schrieb am 10.05.2009 15:51 Uhr:
I have installed ph
not change to: C:\/C:\
PHP is not in safemode and the process running PHP Shell is running as a domain
admin (authenticated through NTLM)--
The NEW KODAK i700 Series Scanners deliver under ANY circumstances! Your
"example.net..."
in phpshell.js to point to your server. Also, the code does not execute
anything yet, it simply sends encrypted messages back and forth.
I hope this is useful to somebody. Let me know if you would like to
continue the development of PHP Shell.
phpshell3.tar.gz
Description: B
Martin Geisler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What still needs to be done:
>
> * Import into CVS: I think I will import all the versions I have ever
> released of PHP Shell, all the way back to 1.5. This will give us
> the entire project history, albeit with much
Hello,
The process of moving things over from mgeisler.net to SourceForge is
being completed step by step. Most of the infrastructure for PHP
Shell has now been setup:
* Mailinglists: phpshell-devel and phpshell-commits. They are also
carried by Gmane, please see:
http://dir.gmane.org
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