Re: [PHP] ADVANCED PHP (SOCKETS)

2002-08-14 Thread Ninety-Nine Ways To Die
I've got a fully functioning socket server that I use for monitoring written in PHP... email if you want the full script, too big to waste peoples time with here. --- /* Neunzig neun Möglichkeiten zu sterben // Ich bin nur ein anderer Zahn in der Maschine. */ On Wed, 14 Aug 2002 15:09:09

[PHP] Monitoring a SSL Auth'd page

2002-04-12 Thread Ninety-Nine Ways To Die
Ok I got a question for you guys and gals, I am not sure how to go about this, looking for opinions. I am trying to open a secured url, we'll say https://www.bob.com/test/index.php?blah=freak Also, it's got http-auth in it, say user=abc and password=123, so how would I go about using php to

[PHP] Expect Like Function

2001-09-17 Thread Ninety-Nine Ways To Die
Are there any expect like functions to PHP? If not are they in development? Something to say, log into a server via telnet, ftp, ssh, etc.. do something like cat a bunch of files, perform some actions, clean and remove files.. etc.. then logout... Make a difference, help support the relief

Re: [PHP] coding practices

2001-09-15 Thread Ninety-Nine Ways To Die
I generally was just diving in immediately... because I was using it for smaller projects less than 1k lines of code... but now that I am building everything in PHP and becoming more proficient, and writing programs with 5k + lines of code, I am discovering a need to write at least a basic

[PHP] Variable Syntax Question

2001-08-31 Thread Ninety-Nine Ways To Die
I have a form that reads in a couple variables via: input type=textbox name=bob1 input type=textbox name=bob2 input type=textbox name=bob3 input type=textbox name=bob4 Now... I want to read in those variables in something like the following: for($i=1;$i4;$i++) { echo $bob$i; } BUT that

[PHP] Socket Server

2001-08-30 Thread Ninety-Nine Ways To Die
Dear all, This is my quandry... I am trying to build a socket server to transfer simple information, more of a monitoring tool. But after about 14+ hours it just kicks out, without rhyme or reason. No errors, no nothing... I was curious if anyone could see big gaping holes in my code that

Re: [PHP] The future of PHP

2001-08-29 Thread Ninety-Nine Ways To Die
I attended one of your conferences / training sessions, the Linux Conference in NYC, and I have to say it was excellent, and certainly motivational. Through that one day of your speech it motivated me enough to get off my bum and start using PHP in our environment for whatever we possibly