You could roll your own...
% and (int) / and round() are all you need.
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You have to http://php.net/fopen (or http://php.net/curl for SSL page) the
login page, get the headers, snarf out the cookies or whatever, generate the
appropriate cookie headers to send back on the next page (and every page
thereafter).
Your goal is to fake out the web server into thinking
Read php.ini
Not sure you can set it on a site-by-site basis or within Directory in
httpd.conf or not though.
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Did you spell apx like that or apxs like you should?...
You should have ended up with a libphp.so to throw into Apache's modules
directory, not a binary for /usr/local/bin...
You needed that binary for cron scripts anyway, though :-)
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It *should* be able to... That's the whole point of the darn things. :-)
Is 0x576a the correct key?... Sure PHP isn't treating that as a string or
something?
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Your php_ming.so has to go in the directory specified in php.ini as
extension_dir It ain't gonna get found anywhere else.
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100 lines of 200 chars each is 2 which is 20K which is chump change for
RAM...
Unless you are on a super busy page on a super high-volume server, just
file() it.
If you're on a super busy page on a super high-volume server, file() it
anyway, and then ap benchmark it to see if it's slim
Require is not a function.
It's a language construct.
As such, it has never had a defined return value.
You can try include instead, just for fun, but you'd be better off to code
it cleaner and check something that virt_cust.inc does or sets and erroring
out if that didn't happen.
require
You *CAN* do that with PHP as CGI wrapped with suexec... But you lose
performance, and you'll have to convince the ISP to install that as a second
mime-type with a different extension... They'll need to read the suexec
docs at http://apache.org first and foremost. (Doing suexec incorrectly is
http://php.net/exec
You'll need to use in the command to be executed.
That command may or may not need to be wrapped up in a shell script to muck
with stdin/stderr/stdout so that PHP isn't waiting for those to be freed
up... Or something like that. I don't really understand it, I just know
Hmmm mandrake 8 uses a different algorithm... not md5... outputs 34
characters, $ and / included (i think DES outputs alpha-numeric only. not
sure though). I sent an e-mail to a mandrake mailing list, until then here's
what I wrote before I actually looked at my /etc/shadow file. Should work
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