people not send html emails to the
> list.
Oh wait, he means HTML e-mails? I thought he meant posts regarding to
HTML. Please disregard my previous posts.
lower_flamethrower();
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letely sure of the way PHP handles things internally,
but I have noticed that functions don't cause PHP to yelp and moan
unless they are called (for some errors). Plus if a function uses
several kb of memory include_once or require_once() ing them /will/ save
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into another such problem.
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y have patched Netscape by
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n't be the case -- Java guarantees
that different types will be the same number of bytes).
-Dan
n Fri, 2003-09-12 at 14:02, Todd Cary wrote:
> Warren -
>
> The Java code is available at http://www.hexidec.com/ekitdemo.php.
>
> One of the reasons I need this applet working in no
ied using spanish in a script sold in America. I
refunded him his money because the solution was much too expensive.
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I'm having a problem with e-mail addresses entered by users that are
invalid (i.e. $email == "some person at somewhere.com"). Is there a
function I could call like:
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I am running a script that occasionally utters a few warnings when the
user does something dumb (but it does not kill the script). Is there a
way to turn off warnings within a script? I really don't want my users
to see them.
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I just got an email from some daemon claiming to be the "PHP List
Automoderator" asking me to reply before my e-mail could be sent to the
list. I assume that this is a spam bot. Anybody else having this
problem?
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. (Heck, it's less
then a weeks pay -- even with the plane tickets). I assume this covers
hotel rooms (pricey), food (pricey), speakers (very pricey), etc.
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x27;s a heckuva lot of money. Especially when you consider you
canadians have a cradle to grave socialist system that covers major
expenses for us from the US like healthcare. Of course, I don't know
your particular situation. What would be reasonable to you?
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of $100 a night (probably at least $60 even with the discount).
So that plus food + everything else for the speaker can add up.
Of course, I haven't seen the finances of this conference. But I would
suspect that $495 is a reasonable price.
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hiding?
I pay for health care and other things out of pocket. Socialism in the
form of government handouts should not be confused with communism.
> at least I dont live in a police state.
I hate the patriot act.
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stance, you have an
opportunity to meet people and network (with possible employers,
clients, partners, and the like). Also, you can learn A LOT in three
days. And for some people a classroom learning style is better then a
book. And for us vulcans a book is all we need. It's all about the
i
> Any thoughts?
Are you dying and outputting an error where something could happen to
bodge up the server?
I'm not familiar with MS SQL Server, but I know under mysql:
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unt a con like this one wtih keynote speakers (most
likely paid), a large staff, a larger room (and probably multiple rooms),
more food, more drinks, more advertising, and $495. That really isn't that
bad. Expensive yet, but you have to ask yourself if the value is worth it
for you.
-
Hi,
> > at least I dont live in a police state.
I sure do.. Its a joke too..
> I hate the patriot act.
You don't like illegal search and seizures? What's wrong with you? :)
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Probably depends on location. My friend's was in Chicago, so everything was
a little more expensive.
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> To: Dan Joseph
> Cc: [EMAIL PROT
I have a section of my script where I call gethostbyname($hostname) .
For some host names that are not registered (according to register.com)
I am still getting an IP address returned?
What is happening?
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displayed because it is too large to be
stored in the number of bits used.
But the number of bits used per data type varies from system to system.
So you are seeing round off error.
If you don't understand e-mail me for a more complete explanation.
-Dan
On Wed, 2003-09-17 at 15:54, Mario W
Try running newer browsers. I'd be curious how everything handles with
Netscape 7 or the newest incarnation of IE.
-Dan
On Thu, 2003-09-18 at 22:53, Harry Yau wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am new to php. At first, I wrote a php script to generate a pdf
> file from a tex file and load
I got a few of those returns also. I also apparently launched an attack on
the computer web server. Kinda hilarious if you ask me. Good excuse to
install Norton also.
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> From: Curt Zirzow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
> s/Norton/linux+qmail/
haha.. that be a good solution for sure!
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le search.
Note that you will have to URL encode all variables and data. PHP
manual has a good section.
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I am learning perl and my book describes "boolean short circuiting".
Basically:
function1() OR function2();
(function2 never is evaluated if function1 is true).
Will this work in PHP for any function?
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system. In PHP things such as headers are automatic -- no need to type:
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
It's a server side scripting language designed to be embedded in things
like web pages and be able to be run without much security concerns.
(i.e. not running a CGI perl scr
One more thing:
gdb doesn't do a damned thing for debugging PHP scripts. Look for the
errors and warnings output to the browser. (or tty if you're using
/usr/bin/php).
-Dan
On Sat, 2003-09-20 at 00:33, Robert Cummings wrote:
> I wanted t play around with the CGI (not CLI) versi
l where you
don't understand why people who don't understand some esoteric function
are such muppets.
BTW: If you insist on keeping up with the flamethrowers kindly e-mail me
off list so as not to bother others on the listserv.
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d?
I am somewhat worried about using such variables because I seem to
remember it being possible to disable them in PHP.ini, but I would love
to get some feedback.
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n I tried installing Windows XP for my parents it just installed a
super user. I suppose I could have gone out of my way to create an
underpriviliged user (which I did) and try to show my parents how to use
it (didn't work). But they just decided it was too much trouble and
used the root acco
ithout context sensitive highlighting -- there are so many
bugs that would be overlooked. And not being able to use M-g to goto a
line number? (I use Emacs) I'd go bonkers.
Look at GNU Emacs. It's got a large learning curve, but once you learn
it it's worth it. E-mail me if you want how-
he resources required to keep
such a database updated encourage a pay per use system.
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headers from the
user is a good idea. (In some forms of CGI scripting you would actually
have to type:
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"
before doing anything else.)
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oing and what would be the best choice.
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And if they do, can you recommend any? Are free
tools (OpenSource) better then pay tools, or is there a definite gain
for pay tools?
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ng NULL values
easier. I think. :-D
Let me know if I was right or just...erm...stabbing in the dark.
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Hi,
Another way to restrict them to one vote is to set a cookie. Although not
completely full-proof, its a method I've seen a lot of them use.
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> From: CPT John W. Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I just wanted to add that if you don't need all the information in
MaeSocio or MaeSeguro when doing a select, it is best to use:
SELECT NroSocio, whatever else you need FROM MaeSeguro;
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Hi,
> > Another way to restrict them to one vote is to set a
> cookie. Although not
> > completely full-proof, its a method I've seen a lot of them use.
Ok, let's examine the part where I said its not full-proof...
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didn't know dots (concatenation operator) worked to do that as well.
Have you tried using semicolons?
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fy
"Button Only"?
I tried googling and can't find anything. I would be much appreciative
of any help -- even if it's just an RTFM to a good M. :-D
Many thanks in advance,
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Is it practical to check for new mail from PHP using the UNIX mail utility?
This would mainly be used to check for bounces from large mailings. Bonus
points for anyone who can find me an article explaining the technique.
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I am having problems with one of the web sites I have -- AOL users are
reporting they can't view it. Does AOL break any major standards it
shouldn't?
p.s. the page is at
http://www.mathjunkies.com/jtlinks/jtlinks_interface.php if you feel
like taking a look. :-D
Thanks in adv
> AOL uses IE libraries, so yes, it breaks as many standards as it can. What
> specific symptoms are users reporting?
Users can't access the web page at all. They are getting some kind of
error.
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I'm not sure. They left angry messages on my machine this morning and
didn't leave a core dump or error. They just said the page couldn't
load. So I was wondering if there was something I should have paid
attention to -- i.e. IE hates Style Sheets or something else I
overlooked
> And this is a PHP problem how?
Well the script is coded within PHP. I probably should have put an OT:
on the first line of the subject. But I figured that some kind soul may
be willing to help and let me know if there is something I am missing.
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e same. For instance, a problem with CSS, HTML 4, XHTML, or
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w arguments in /home/sites/site8/web/index_test.php
on line 34
I cannot for the life of me figure out what the problem is. I've looked
thru archives, examples, and pages of a book all about printf, and this just
doesn't add up to me.. Anyone see the problem?
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> -Original Message-
> From: Mike Migurski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: Re: [PHP] printf
>
>
&
Hi,
I'm getting to their page ok. Nice page really. purple and green, has
their prices, etc.. they're probably hosting with Verisign, and Verisign
had an issue temporarily.
-Dan Joseph
> -Original Message-
> From: Ryan A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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bypassing login page.
For restricting what is shown on the page, there are many methods. IF
structures, etc, just make sure are checking their access against what is
shown.
Does that help?
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27;user_id']))
redirect_to_index_function();
Where 'user_id' is, that would be the name of the session you created.
Just insert that at the top of each page (might be best suited in an include
file).
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if not, I boot 'em and do a
session_destroy();.
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#x27;d recommend this method if you
have to keep strong security in mind.
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understanding (and someone can correct me if I am wrong..)
that if you have that turned off, then you can't use session_register().
Instead, do $_SESSION['userid'] = 10; and see if that works.
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Hi,
> (1) I don't see a session_start() on the second page (unless it's in
> register_functions.php?).
Old habbits die hard. You have no idea how many times I forget to put this
at the top of a page. Thanks for pointing that out.
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umn in the database. That
gets updated everytime they move to a new page, or refresh the one they are
on. To time them out, I simply set the date_out column = Now(), issue a
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newbie here... :o)
$_SESSION['userid'] = 254;
Where 254 is, that is the value you want to assign it. Its just an array.
Think of it more as a global variable accross the entire site.
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to find the difference. If it's
> greater than X they are booted back to the login screen, if it's less
> than X the page is loaded..
>
> Anything look wrong or insecure with all of this?
This is how I'm doing it. We had it auditted by a security company. It
passe
I believe there is some problems using 's and not "s. Try using "s
above.
> I keep getting "supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource" for
> the lines using mysql_fetch_array and mysql_num_fields - I've looked up the
If you fetch an array on a fa
> Using ' is prefered IIRC, and also escaping all the data before sending
> it to the database:
Hmmm. Perhaps Emacs isn't converting from Unicode to ASCII properly?
::shrugs:: I just know sometimes my queries don't work if I use ' .
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or instance, if one user is used for SELECTs then a
hacker could not drop a database. Same goes with other things.
Just some things to think about. There are many many more things you
should be doing, but they're too extensive to list here.
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create a framework for parents
to talk to (and discipline if need be) their children.
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Out of curiousity, what exactly are you trying to do? Are you sure this
type of framework is most appropriate (and easiest to implement?)
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Does anyone know of a good web site on how to create a P3P Privacy
policy? When I googled I kept getting other people privacy policies and
proprietary tools.
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Excellent! We all win again! Retirement here I come!
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> -Original Message-
> From: Francis Weeny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: [PHP] Congratulations You Win
>
>
> SUNSW
}
else
{ fwiret ($file_hande, ", {$value}"; };
}
fwrite ($file_handle, "\n");
}
That is pseudo code though. (i.e. I don't have time to test it and
debug it and make it nice and neat and readable and conform to your
specifications -- but it should give you a
> Just a quick question... What user does php run as on linux?
It all depends on how PHP is set up. Do something like:
$fff = fopen ("./temp","w");
fwrite($fff,"testing");
fclose($fff);
in a directory chmod 777. Look at the user id.
(For what it's
Hi,
I have a php cron setup:
5 * * * * root /usr/local/bin/php /path/to/cron/filename.php
Will this set it to run 5 minutes of every hour of every day? I can't
really tell if its running... Thanks..
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> /path/to/cron/filename.php
Oh ok.. will make that change, thank you.
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> Are there any sites I can post a bid request for programmers and
> graphic designers?
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Hi,
if there's enough loose change involved, i'd almost be willing to drive
around and collect it. :)
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> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 3:53 PM
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Hi,
> > I wanted to let you know about a new initiative that php|architect has
> > launched: the Searchable PHP Mailing List Archive, which can be
> found at
> > http://phparch.com/mailinglists.
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s the $ARG array or $ARGV, but I am mistaken...
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Ahh ok, yeah, $_SERVER['argv'][1] works like a charm, thanks.
> Use $argv, that failing it definately works with $_SERVER['argv']
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> `%0123456789%'";
You have a ` instead a ' before the %0123. I believe that is what is
causing your grief.
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I have an install script that verifies someones registration key and
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would reside on one of my servers.
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No I believe that is a feature the ability to turn off error reporting. You
can do the same with mysql functions.
@mysql_
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I'm not sure if
there are any tutorials or anything else that I could see to get some good
examples of both ends of the process anyone know of any? Anyone know of a
better way? I'm also looking into XML or Java on the authorization end but
not sure yet.
thanks.
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> I have a need for a very simple financial accounting package
> which is webbased.
Although its not written in PHP, www.sql-ledger.org is a nice one.
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Some domain names on .net.au are not being resolved when I use
gethostbyname. I can whois them on http://whois.ausregistry.net.au/and
fine them, but they can't be pinged.
Anybody know why this might be?
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fact. It performs a whois lookup and returns the ip address of
$hostname.
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hankful he answered my question, I am just pointing out that his
answer cannot be correct. No offense was meant and I hope none was
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11028171||9|5a|2003-11-03
Could someone point me in the direction of correcting this? I have no idea
what REG_EMPTY is referring to, and have changed the code around in a couple
different ways.. Thanks in advance.
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Thanks, that worked like a charm. I didn't realize that | was a special
character, that's good to know. I also agree with the explode method.
Seems quicker. Thanks!
-Dan Joseph
> The | character is a special character in regular expressions,
> which split()
> e
Check
that the cookie hasn't been changed with bad characters malliciously.
Things like that. Try and break into the site w/o logging in. We paid for
a security audit from a company called @stake (www.atstake.com). If you can
afford it, I'd contract someone to audit you.
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Can anyone recommend a good place where I can find some talented PHP
contractors?
I'm looking to hire some people for
s that.
You could do this all in PHP. I chose Perl for the server side because I
felt it was the way to implement it with our current setup.
I don't know if that helps, but maybe it could give you some other things
to think about in solving this dilema.
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( !$fp )
{
echo "$errstr ($errno)\n";
} else {
fputs ( $fp, "$auth_msg\n" );
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printf( "%s - %s",
process_code( $response['cod
Hi,
> Is there a PHP function that would allow the script execution to pause 'N'
> seconds? This is analogous to the dBase inkey() function.
sleep(20);
20 = seconds
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Let me put up one of my examples. I love it extremly easy, and writting to
the list does work, its low volume but someone there can help.
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Does an
can recreate the original thing from
the blue prints, but anybody trying to create blueprints for the
original thing might create something different -- that can still be
used to assemble the original thing.
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remember what it was called.
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> Subject: [PHP] can I license a php script?
>
>
> I am planning on writing a program in PHP and
some cases, PHP might have a few more shortcuts.
Maybe they're using some visual editors to speed them up?
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> From: Mike R [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 11:07 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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k the whole OS vs OS arguments, and Code
vs Code arguments (in regards to security) are humorous. Yes, get a good
firewall, and have an auditor audit your system and code. That will give
you a secure environment.
-Dan Joseph
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> From: Mike R [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
#x27;s true, you can solve most of the security problems by
> tightening up
> the firewall so that nothing goes in or out.
...and everyone needs to keep in mind that there isn't a 100% secure
operating system, or server environment.
-Dan Joseph
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he wolves jump in and shred you.
hehe.. I think its kind of like debating gambling. There's always going to
be those who'd rather write PHP code, and those who want to use pre-made
systems.
-Dan Joseph
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