You may also want to look into the heredoc string literals. It may or may not
help you with some of these longer "echo" commands.
http://www.tizag.com/phpT/strings.php has a good explanation, and of course the
bible is at
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.s
Hi Emiliano,
You may want to look at escaping your $_POST, $_REQUEST, and $_GET variables
before using them in their raw form. Otherwise, you may be susceptible to SQL
injection attacks.
http://us2.php.net/mysql_escape_string
This may also affect the upload of your binary data using SQL, sinc
Hey Ron,
One method that I've used in the past is to dedicate one server based on
some kind of hashing algorithm (username?) to be the upload server. That
server should have a unique DNS entry (www2.domain.ext) which all URLs that
need upload processing refer to.
The other way to do it is to sto
Don't. Re-generate a randomized password and force the user to reset it
upon first login. Only allow the user to do this if they answer a security
question successfully. It's how many online entities will perform password
recovery.
Thanks,
Chris
On 2/26/08 10:52 PM, "Nasreen Laghari" <[EM
The DB and MDB2 packages in the PEAR library use a third option, which is to
return an "Error" subclass as the result rather than "throw"ing it. Prons
and cons for all, just wanted to throw in this option too.
Btw, both the DB and MDB2 packages are already generic classes that support
mssql as we
For anyone interested in following the progress of this forking/PEAR::DB
issue, see http://pear.php.net/bugs/bug.php?id=10813.
Thanks,
Chris
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Hey Dwight,
After getting your first e-mail, I started adding the PEAR::DB persistent
connection code. Unfortunately, it yielded the same results that I was
getting before.
At a hunch, I created a second proof-of-concept script that uses the mysql_*
functions in the PHP base. For each of these,
cntl_waitpid($pid, $status) ? Just reverse the lines?
>>
>> I think after the wait is when the child closes the connection (since I
>> suppose you are reusing the same connection), so it is already closed.
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>> Dwight
>>> -Ori
Hey all,
I'm writing a PHP script that queries a database for some records, splits
the records into N number of groups of equal size, and then creates N number
of forks where each child handles one of the groups. During the execution
of each of the child processes, I'd like the parent process to
