On Sunday 03 August 2003 21:50, Micah Montoy wrote:
> I can't figure out how to separate each keyword by the comma and then write
> that specific keyword to an array to be used. Any and all help would be
> appreciated.
explode()
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Some may use the system accounts, others may have its own list of accounts,
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On Tuesday 05 August 2003 04:07, Haseeb wrote:
> anyone here who created new user for Qmail with PHP?
Yes.
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On Monday 04 August 2003 15:59, Ben C. wrote:
> Yes. From there I want to add all the 'a' values together using PHP.
So do it then.
$total = $total + $myrow['a'] // or something as you go through the loop
// is just one of the ways to d
On Tuesday 05 August 2003 05:36, Haseeb wrote:
> i want your help. but as this is OT can we talk some where else. MSN may
> be?
1) how you add users depends on how you have installed and configured qmail
2) google for > php qmail
3) check out omailadmin
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On Tuesday 05 August 2003 01:21, Ben C. wrote:
> I tried the code you provided below but it returned 0. Is there another
> way I can do it?
Please post your code.
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not find this file. It
> has been removed.
>
> Can anybody "remind" me how to get this file again? I am lost, after trying
> for 2 hours I gave up. Can anybody help me in this case?
To get it from source http://www.washington.edu/imap/
But your best bet is probably to just insta
iven a single
row to play with.
And has also been pointed out, could you state clearly:
- what exactly you're trying to do
- what your database schema is
- what you tried that didn't work, and *how* it didn't work
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On Wednesday 06 August 2003 02:28, Gerard Samuel wrote:
> How would you best describe a session id as a regex?
> [a-z0-9]{32}
>
> Just checking to see if any other characters can be in a session id.
I think [a-f0-9]{32} is sufficient.
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On Wednesday 06 August 2003 11:11, John Nichel wrote:
> 4.3.2
Try disabling output buffer in php.ini.
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noying is that some helpers being really 'helpful'
copy and paste whole chunks from the manual.
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e function when "no $max_length is passed"? If
you're doing something like:
secure_string($string, '', 'error msg');
Then inside your function $max_length will be equivalent to 0 (zero) and hence
your comparison:
if ($max_length > -1)
will be true.
-
= (index Mod 16)
>
> Anybody have any ideas how I recreate this in php? Both data and index are
> integers.
manual > Operators
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nwer them ok, if you
> don't, thats ok too.
... having said that it is a refreshing change from the boring "register
globals", "what is a good editor to use with php" type questions.
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- mssql - gd - and more ??)
There must be loads of tutorials that covers installation. Try "LAMP".
> what exactly the php source code has packeges ???
Probably more than you need. Just decide what functionality you need, look it
up in the manual and see what the requirements are.
der file(s) and library file(s) into
the correct places?
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gt; a way to get what I need?
See what you can find in $_SERVER.
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achieve
- what they have tried that (presumably) didn't work, and HOW it didn't work
(error messages etc)
it would make it easier to get a better response.
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On Saturday 09 August 2003 06:57, Kevin Stone wrote:
> domain: asiostudios.com
[snip]
Thanks. Much appreciated.
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When you go to the download page you *are* presented with a choice of mirror
sites. Or are you saying that you cannot even get to the download page?
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ack onto the server using
the 'siteuser' account.
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> PHP and Apache config, the function just stopped working another day. Do
> you have any idea, what could be the problem? PHP config. is available
> here.
Ask your provider to check the mail logs. Or find a replacement for mail()
from www.phpclasses.org.
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drwxr-xr-x 12 curt www512 Aug 6 14:31 ./
> piped: drwxr-xr-x 3 curt www512 Aug 2 13:58 ../
Like the OP said, piping to STDIN works as expected. However the OP was
wondering why the piped stuff did not appear in $argv.
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system functions
Repost if you have a more specific question.
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's in my url...how can i do
> that with your sample code?
str_replace()
preg_replace()
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gestion. Almost always the rebuttal is
that the people who are in a position to help would then mostly congregate to
the 'advanced' list leaving the helpless to fend for themselves on the
'beginners' list.
In other words its usually a BAD idea.
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> the script unless the script isn't there.
Let's be clear -- a DNS error has nothing to do with the script (whether it is
there or not). In fact it has nothing to do with your webserver at all.
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On Thursday 07 August 2003 17:35, Nabil wrote:
> No i think you get me wrong ...
> i have already in my web page some articles that i don't want to desplay on
> the first and second of every month at a specific hours...
Have you looked at the "Date and Time functions"?
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a tutorial on how to use a
computer/OS/compiler/whatever. For that there are better and more appropriate
resources available.
> Where is the unpacked distribution directory?
Wherever you unpacked it I presume?
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>
> I got it working with 1 & 2, but it's still not matching 3. Any
> suggestions?
>
> if(preg_match( "/p[\.]o\.* +box/i", trim($_POST['address'])){
>echo "Address is P.O. BOX";
> }
Try:
"/p\.?o\.?( )?box/i"
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> echo just implodes() $argv and echoes, gives no output.
If all you're interested is in the results and not how you get there, then
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On Tuesday 05 August 2003 04:01, Ben C. wrote:
> It still returns '0'. I think we are missing something. Any other ideas?
> Anyone else have any ideas?
My ideas are:
1) turn on FULL error reporting
2) print out all your variables at every step
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> authomatically. I am confused here. I will be glad if someone can help me
> out. Thanks.
manual > fwrite()
for example on how to write to a file.
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e
single-quotes or double-quotes is irrelevant to the end result as long as
they are used correctly. Luck has no part in determining whether your
statement is correctly formed. I just want to point this out so the OP
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more information do you
need to know? The manuals contains examples of usage, and if they're not
enough then I'm sure there are tutorials you can google for.
And now that you know about exec() and friends this is getting OT.
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ed by root, once they've started they
will (hopefully) ensure that sshd would be running, and auto-restarted
whenever it is stopped (or in the case of using xinetd, whenever it is
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bugs in php but was afraid to ask.
Whereas changelog, history, release notes will summarise what bugs were fixed
between versions. None of these resources are called errata although some
linux distros may present these as erratum (plural?).
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ss if you need that function.
So, if the host is being sensible and not just plain lazy then you should
commend them for keeping your site running and not reprimand them for not
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On Saturday 09 August 2003 00:54, Dan Phiffer wrote:
> Thanks for all the feedback, guys. Is there an errata page somewhere that
> lists known bugs in the PHP interpretter?
google > php bugs
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On Tuesday 18 March 2003 14:50, Blaine wrote:
[snip]
> So, what I need to do is move the internal pointer of the result handle
> back to the first row of the result set. How can I do this?
mysql_data_seek()
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> > changed. But the only way I know how to display data
> > so that it can't be edited directly is in a normal table
> > format or print.
For the data that cannot/should not be changed, quite simply do not accept
that value from the user. Just re-read its
On Tuesday 18 March 2003 21:25, Michiel van Heusden wrote:
> is there any possibility using PHP 4 to store entire files as a database
> field in a MySQL database?
> and if so, does anybody know a way, or a tutorial describing this?
google > mysql store files
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this? Since the rand functions
> are only for numbers, maybe assign each character group a number?
chr()
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compiled with mysql
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domain or per directory settings in
either the httpd.conf file or in .htaccess files. And according to the manual
you can even set session.auto_start dynamically from within php.
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to www.mine.com, but at
> present the user is still logged in - and all variables are still set.
The only way to be sure someone has logged out is to present them with a
logout link which when clicked will clear the session.
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n the past -- search
the archives. Considering that smarty seems to be highly rated yet you do not
like its approach then probably the best thing is for you to try them all out
and pick one that _you_ like.
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may cause problems of it's
own.
Bottom line is if your site requires to login you should make it mandatory
that the user enables cookies on their browser.
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On Saturday 22 March 2003 11:38, Justin French wrote:
> on 22/03/03 4:18 AM, Jason Wong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > Bottom line is if your site requires to login you should make it
> > mandatory that the user enables cookies on their browser.
>
> mandatory seems a litt
I want
> this to be invisible - however this user decides to leave my site. It
> appears though from the answers I have received - that this is not
> possible
You're right it is not possible and quite rightly so. I wouldn't want a site
to know when I have 'left' th
On Sunday 23 March 2003 13:13, John Hicks wrote:
> $result = mysql_query($sql) ;
> ^
> while ($rec = mysql_fetch_object($results))
> ^
I think $row is more commonly used than $rec. And you have an extra 's' on the
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nd thus name
them like:
"form[BlackM]"
"form[GreenXL]"
etc
Then I can just for-loop through $_POST['form'] (or $_GET['form']) to get
everything single form element.
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t; Also the is over kill; a simple \n will do just fine.
is not an overkill. That is the specs. Some MTAs (sendmail in
particular) will treat a single LF (\n) as a line termination as thus you can
get away with it.
Stay with the spec and use (\r\n).
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le doing the translation.
google > php database tutorial
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> in the "to:" field.
> Is there some way to hide those e-mail addresses?
Stick the recipients into the BCc header. See manual or try searching archives
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check that second is 0-59
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u'],0,1);
> } else { $img_pick = "1"; }
>
> echo "";
>
> What I'd like to do is check the directory 'images' first to see if
> 'mast_$img_pick.jpg' exists and if it doesn't, call a different image such
> as 'mast_default
ce:]]*)([[:alnum:]#?/&=])!ei", " href=\"{$1}://{$2}{$3}\">{$2}{$3}", $str);
You seem to be using ereg syntax in a PCRE function! Replace them with their
proper PCRE counterparts.
Eg to match alphanumeric:
[0-9|a-z|A-Z] // off the top of my head, untested
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On Wednesday 26 March 2003 15:28, Steve Jackson wrote:
> Has anyone ever simply tried to pass information direct from the web
> into a secure Intranet mysql DB rather than to a web DB?
Haven't the faintest idea what you mean by "direct from the web" and "a secure
Intranet mysql db" and "web DB".
;
> > Did you actually do any research? I'm sure if you google for "mysql
> > replication" or "mysql synchronisation" you would get
> > thousands of hits.
>
> Yes I did but am not really understanding it which is why I asked here.
> Sorry
ide the function. This is what I have (or an
> example, since I don't have it right in front of me right now):
>
> function func($a = 1, $b = 2) {
> print("[$a]");
> }
>
> From the above example, I get [] as output.
This works as expected:
function func($a
il through STDIN
2) parse it
3) do whatever you need with the data
How you invoke this script depends on what MTA you use. For example with qmail
you just create a dot-qmail file with the following line:
| /path/to/your/script.php
Similar mechanisms exists for courier-mta and postfix.
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On Thursday 27 March 2003 14:44, Philip J. Newman wrote:
> How would i check that an e-mail has the right parts in it. for example.
>
> username @ domain . ext
You would check the archives because this has been covered more times than I
have fingers to keep count with.
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> file as an image file...hmm...
>
> and as you said, the effect will be the same to the user anyway
Also different browsers on different platforms render checkboxes differently
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Try this:
// untested, use at your own risk
preg_match_all('/(\d){6}/', $str, $matches);
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; or
> drwx--2 apache apache 188416 Mar 27 11:23
> /var/www/uploads
>
> daniel wrote:
> >possibly a permissions problem , dir needs to be 777 and owned by httpd
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domain.net. Any thoughs
> >on how to do that?
> >
> >Sam
>
> The easiest way is to put this in you index.html file without the
> comment markup of course.
>
>
The best way if you don't really need the redirect is to use Apache's
ServerAlias directiv
t a linefeed, on CPM/DOS-based systems
> (that is, DOS & Windows), you need CRLF...
This has nothing to do with the OS. It is to do with the specs (RFC-822).
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anticipated the 'popularity' of Windows back then?
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e which contains the
contents of your uploaded file.
What you need to do is send the _contents_ of the file pointed to by
$file_stream. Take a look at fread() and/or file().
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re was another URL (probably the same site) that would tell me
> everything I want to know about a particular server, for example mine:
> http://delete.compcanlit.ca/
Probably the same.
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ttp://'. And if both the webserver and the DB server are on the
same machine you can continue to use 'localhost'.
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>
> into /news/articles/255/
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code.
> echo"hi?how are u doing??";
> $fp = fopen ("sandrew.html", "w");
> string="hii am
>
> fine";
> $contents=fwrite($fp,string);
You need to use $string.
> echo "'$contents'";
> fclose($fp);
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On Saturday 29 March 2003 15:14, Joseph Bannon wrote:
> How do you update the locate database?
>
> /var/lib/slocate/slocate.db
You really are taking advantage of people's generosity in answering your OT
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Put simply, if you had posted your full and unadulterated code right from the
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lt;='$next_saturday').
>
> But i would find it better to use a weeknumber instead
If you're using mysql you can do something like:
SELECT * FROM news WHERE WEEK(date) = some_week_number_or_another
If you're using some other DBMS check whether it has some similar functio
On Tuesday 01 April 2003 12:28, Liam Gibbs wrote:
> Is there anything I should know about is_readable? It seems to find a file
> unreadable whether the permissions are 000 or 777.
Check that whole path leading up to the file is accessible (+x) and readable
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s blah blah.");
Line 5
> $id = mysql_insert_id();
In Line 2, $var will contain whatever $id contained in Line 1. IOW if the
value of $id was not defined before Line 1, then $var will be similarly
"undefined". Is that your intention?
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e('-',$date);
> echo date('m', strtotime("{$y}-{$m}-{$d}"));
> ?>
I don't want to be awkward, but wouldn't $m be holding the required info
already? -- ignoring the fact that you have an invalid date.
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> the appropriate commands).
If you're positive that the permissions are correct then:
1) Check the user notes in the online manual
2) Try with a different version of PHP
3) Check whether or not it has been reportd as a bug (bugs.php.n
y this is happening it is greatly appreciated.
> **The sendmail is a custom function listed below also, not the one inherent
> to PHP.**
[snip]
1) How does the server setups differ?
2) How does your code not work?
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("investigator5");
>
> echo $myvar['field'];
You can try:
list($field1, $field2, ...) = $res_pform->getSubmitValue("investigator5");
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