* Thus wrote Justin Palmer:
> Why is substr all over the board in how fast it processes the same
> string? Is it the server?
Benchmarking can be a funny thing. Usually benchmarks take an
average of serveral thousand iterations in order to find the
average time it take something to do.
Benchmarki
I have my own reasons for wanting to write my own webserver, but thats
not the point here. I just need/want to know how to tell the PHP.exe
what the POST variables are.
- Shane
Travis Conway wrote:
Why reinvent the wheel by writing your own webserver? Apache allows for
it to be used within oth
Why reinvent the wheel by writing your own webserver? Apache allows for it
to be used within other products. Just redistrbute it according to the
license.
- Original Message -
From: "Shane Mc Cormack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 10:36 PM
Why is substr all over the board in how fast it processes the same
string? Is it the server?
Kind regards,
Justin
> -Original Message-
> From: Robert Cummings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 8:58 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: PHP-General; 'Curt Zirzow'
>
Curt Zirzow escribió:
* Thus wrote Francisco Javier Escoppinichi Fernandez:
Hi Curt,
* Thus wrote Francisco Javier Escoppinichi Fernandez:
Hello people.
I got a little problem here, and I already searched on Google for
possible solutions, but I still can't figure how to fix it.
I'm developing a C
On Tue, 2004-12-21 at 23:47, Justin Palmer wrote:
> *Sorry Curt for sending this to you.*
>
> Hi,
>
> Well if any one is interested in the speed I set up an example that you
> can go to. Though, when I run the example substr() is very neurotic (or
> it seems that it is to me). It can process the
*Sorry Curt for sending this to you.*
Hi,
Well if any one is interested in the speed I set up an example that you
can go to. Though, when I run the example substr() is very neurotic (or
it seems that it is to me). It can process the same line of code at a
lot of different intervals, while access
That works on a normal webserver yes.
However, I am programming my own, and I have the Posted Data stored in
the memory of the webserver, and when i execute the PHP.exe i need to
tell it what the PostData is somehow.
- Shane
John Nichel wrote:
Shane Mc Cormack wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to integrate P
Shane Mc Cormack wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to integrate PHP Support into a basic webserver i am creating
for personal use (Windows). However i've run into a problem.
I've got the _GET vars working, (using the QUERY_STRING Environment
Variable), yet i can't figure out how to get the _POST vars set.
m
Hi
I'm trying to integrate PHP Support into a basic webserver i am creating
for personal use (Windows). However i've run into a problem.
I've got the _GET vars working, (using the QUERY_STRING Environment
Variable), yet i can't figure out how to get the _POST vars set.
my webserver has the POST
I think i had a similar kind of problem as you described here. I used
a layer as a container for the other layers that had the content in them.
Then i just centered the container and used absolute positionings on the
inner layers. The simplified code might look something like this:
your site
bod
* Thus wrote Francisco Javier Escoppinichi Fernandez:
> Hi Curt,
>
> >* Thus wrote Francisco Javier Escoppinichi Fernandez:
> >
> >>Hello people.
> >>
> >>I got a little problem here, and I already searched on Google for
> >>possible solutions, but I still can't figure how to fix it.
> >>
> >>I'm
Hi Curt,
* Thus wrote Francisco Javier Escoppinichi Fernandez:
Hello people.
I got a little problem here, and I already searched on Google for
possible solutions, but I still can't figure how to fix it.
I'm developing a CMS Application on PHP. On my dev machine I'm running
Apache 1.3.33 + PHP 4.3.
* Thus wrote Anthony Baker:
> Hey Folks,
>
> Hoping someone can aid me with a newbie-ish question.
>
> I often use PHP includes in my files to pull in assets, but I hard code
> the relative path to the root html directory for the sites that I'm
> working on in each file. Example below:
>
> $
* Thus wrote Francisco Javier Escoppinichi Fernandez:
> Hello people.
>
> I got a little problem here, and I already searched on Google for
> possible solutions, but I still can't figure how to fix it.
>
> I'm developing a CMS Application on PHP. On my dev machine I'm running
> Apache 1.3.33 + P
* Thus wrote Justin Palmer:
> In an earlier thread labeled "first letter", it was suggested that
> substr() be used.
Just for the record the usage of
$str = 'a string';
$str[0];
Is strongly discouraged, it is recommended to use:
$str{0};
See Section (String access and modification by ch
Hello,
on 12/21/2004 05:10 PM Juan Nin said the following:
I saw a post at http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.curl.php where it says:
"Using the customrequest for a complete post is wrong. Libcurl will add
a partial url, the http version and the standard headers after the post
data - while this works
Justin Palmer wrote:
Not to start flame war about meat, but:
Do people still eat beef? Yuk.
"Teach a man to pick soy beans..." :) -- much healthier alternative...
(Da** I told myself not to post on this thread, thanks Matthew ;) )
Those poor defenseless soy beans. ;)
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John Holmes wrote:
From: "Larry E. Ullman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Do you honestly think people are learning __anything__
when you reply with a "Yes"?
Yes.
You used to be so nice and polite. ;)
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First of all, use
Second, you dont need the two lines, write the following to get the space
And you should have your nicely formatted name right there
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The problem I am having doesn't exactly use PHP but, if you guys would help
me out anyways, I would be very greatful.
Problem: I am using an image for the layout of the website. The image is
centered. I am trying to use a layer for the spots where content needs to be
added. However, depending on t
Richard,
Thanks for your help.
The code (as I mentioned) was not mine. I did however find the example from
the link you sent me to and followed that. It works quite well.
Again, thanks for your time.
Darren
"Richard Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >> I hav
I can't believe you can spend so much energy on this flame/agrovated
response crap when a small amount of that energy would have simply answered
this guys question.
No wonder there is so much war. Mostly started by people who know how to be
self sufficient. Don't worry. In 100 years we will all be
Hello people.
I got a little problem here, and I already searched on Google for
possible solutions, but I still can't figure how to fix it.
I'm developing a CMS Application on PHP. On my dev machine I'm running
Apache 1.3.33 + PHP 4.3.9 as a module, and on my production machine i'm
running Apache
On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 16:18:52 -0500 (EST), you wrote:
>Any idea how to sort an array by string length?
You write a function that compares two strings (A and B), and returns
0 if len(A) == len(B), -1 if len(A) < len(B) or +1 if len(A) > len(B).
function compare_by_length ($a, $b)
{
$la = strle
Is it an associative array? That is, are you assigning values like this:
Method 1:
$arr[] = "some text string";
or
$arr = array("some text string","some text string too");
or like this...
Method 2:
$arr["value1"] = "some text string";
or
$arr1 = array("value1"=>"some text string","value2"=>"som
Garyh wrote:
Below is a simple php file that recieves input from a form html file. The
php file outputs the first and last name, but their is no space between the
names. Does anyone know how I can get a space between name in the php file?
As a minimum this will work:
print(""$fusername." ".$lus
How about iterating though the strings and putting string values and
lengths in an array:
[begin untested code]
$strings = array('i','am','who');
$string_count = array();
foreach ($strings as $string) {
$string_count['value'][] = $string;
$string_count['length'][] = strlen($string);
}
array_mult
> From: "karl james" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Ok I will try the links again, sorry about the hassel,
Did I miss the first part of this message?
> http://www.theufl.com/movie_details.phps
>
> website
>
> http://www.theufl.com/php/wrox_php/movie_details.php
>
> Are you able to tshoot it and see w
Danny Brow wrote:
Wow I just wasted 10 minutes of my day reading half these post. This is
one long thread. And man is it hard to follow.
exactly why we don't want people posting off topic stuff here.
Dan.
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> You will notice
> that the previous line also contains a '?>' sequence, so I'm confused
> as to why this would "die" on one line but not the other? Or is this
> some freak combination of comments and PHP tags? :-o
It is, I guess.
';
$b = ' ?> ';
?>
will work just fine. If you try to com
Below is a simple php file that recieves input from a form html file. The
php file outputs the first and last name, but their is no space between the
names. Does anyone know how I can get a space between name in the php file?
TIA,
Gary
Hi User
PHP program that receives a value from "whatsNa
Hello all,
Please see the simple php program below. It recieves input from an html
file form that outputs a clients first name and then last name.
My problem is this, I cannot figure out how to get a 'space' to print out
between the first and last name
Any advise or thoughts for this php green
One of the Array sort functions?
http://www.php.net/usort
Russell P Jones wrote:
Any idea how to sort an array by string length?
Russ Jones
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On Wednesday 22 December 2004 05:18, Russell P Jones wrote:
> Any idea how to sort an array by string length?
usort(), strlen()
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now guys/ladies.. this was funny!
and can we move on... !
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Sims <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Dec 21, 2004 1:35 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] can I compile php source
> On Wednesday 22 December 2004 01:37, Paul Aviles wrote:
>> Guys, this
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 03:53, Richard Lynch wrote:
> ?> can be caught by PHP as the end of PHP mode, no matter where you put it
> in a string or not.
You can't be serious? Or have I misunderstood you?
'; ?>
Works as expected, ie displays "".
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[quote]
>> On Wednesday 22 December 2004 01:37, Paul Aviles wrote:
>>> Guys, this is trivial. It takes the same effort to provide the
answer
>>> to whoever this guy was, than to lecture him on how to think.
>>
>> "Teach a person to fish ..."
>>
>> --
>> Jason Wong -> Gremlins Associates -> www.gre
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 05:08, Jason Barnett wrote:
> Jerry Swanson wrote:
> > So I want to keep PHP register_globals=on in php.ini, but in local
> > files set to off?
> >
> > How I can do this?
>
> You can change this, and other php.ini directives, with the PHP function
> ini_set
No you ca
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 05:35, Matthew Sims wrote:
> You know, I bet that man is getting sick of eating fish all the time.
You don't have to fish for fish, you can fish for old boots if you want a
change in diet :-)
> "Teach a man to shoot a cow..."
What and get mad cows disease?
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Hi,
Wednesday, December 22, 2004, 7:18:52 AM, you wrote:
RPJ> Any idea how to sort an array by string length?
RPJ> Russ Jones
With a user defined sorting function something like this
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On Wednesday 22 December 2004 04:51, Jason Barnett wrote:
> > So, seriously, if you don't feel like helping or you don't believe that
> > a message should be posted here because it's off topic or you don't
> > believe that a question was phrased properly, wouldn't it be better for
> > everyone if y
Russell P Jones wrote:
> Any idea how to sort an array by string length?
Use usort() in conjunction with a user defined function that compares the
length of
both strings using strlen(). If brevity at the (possible) expense of clarity is
your thing, you can even use create_function() as your call
Jason Barnett wrote:
>> So I want to keep PHP register_globals=on in php.ini, but in local
>> files set to off?
>>
>> How I can do this?
>
> You can change this, and other php.ini directives, with the PHP
> function ini_set
register_globals cannot be changed with ini_set(). It is of type
"PHP_IN
From: Jason Barnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Jerry Swanson wrote:
> > I have PHP 5.1, is it possible in the code set register_globals=off
> > for specific scripts.
>
> You can change this, and other php.ini directives, with the PHP function
> ini_set
No, you can't. register_globals cannot be set wi
> From: Jerry Swanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I know that "register_globals = on" is not secure.
bah... you can write secure scripts with it on or off. having it off by default
simply helps to lessen some of the security issues that new programmers may not
be aware of.
> But one program
> requ
if the script isn't that big you can probably use extract() in most cases..
is the script in its own directory? if so you can turn register globals on
just for that one directory..
create an .htaccess file and add:
php_value register_globals on
then place the .htaccess in the directory where the
> I know that "register_globals = on" is not secure. But one program
> requires to use register_globals=on. So in php.ini register_globals is
> set to on.
>
> I have PHP 5.1, is it possible in the code set register_globals=off
> for specific scripts.
>
> So I want to keep PHP register_globals=on
On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 14:56:03 -0500, Jerry Swanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know that "register_globals = on" is not secure. But one program
> requires to use register_globals=on. So in php.ini register_globals is
> set to on.
>
> I have PHP 5.1, is it possible in the code set register_globa
> From: "Larry E. Ullman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Do you honestly think people are learning __anything__
> when you reply with a "Yes"?
Yes.
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Yes and no...
Here's what the manual has to say about this...Basically, you can't do
it using ini_set, but you can do it using an htaccess file.
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ini.sect.data-handling.php#ini.register-globals
register_globals boolean
Whether or not to register the EGPCS (Enviro
Team,
Ok I will try the links again, sorry about the hassel, gee do I sound like a
rookie coming up
>From the minor leagues or want.
Anyway,
Here are the links.
Phps file
http://www.theufl.com/movie_details.phps
website
http://www.theufl.com/php/wrox_php/movie_details.php
on my
Guys, this is trivial. It takes the same effort to provide the answer
to
whoever this guy was, than to lecture him on how to think.
"Teach a person to fish ..."
That's a good and true adage and certainly a philosophy to be put forth
by this list. But, the question is, does an answer of "Yes" teac
> On Wednesday 22 December 2004 01:37, Paul Aviles wrote:
>> Guys, this is trivial. It takes the same effort to provide the answer to
>> whoever this guy was, than to lecture him on how to think.
>
> "Teach a person to fish ..."
>
> --
> Jason Wong -> Gremlins Associates -> www.gremlins.biz
You kn
Any idea how to sort an array by string length?
Russ Jones
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Jerry Swanson wrote:
I know that "register_globals = on" is not secure. But one program
requires to use register_globals=on. So in php.ini register_globals is
set to on.
I have PHP 5.1, is it possible in the code set register_globals=off
for specific scripts.
So I want to keep PHP register_globals=
Eduardo M. Bragatto wrote:
Hi folks,
according to this old message
[http://www.mail-archive.com/php-general@lists.php.net/msg87293.html]
it's not possible to use "php_value disable_functions" on Apache's vhost.
Since this message is two years old I would like to know if it's
still being
So, seriously, if you don't feel like helping or you don't believe that
a message should be posted here because it's off topic or you don't
believe that a question was phrased properly, wouldn't it be better for
everyone if you just didn't respond? It'd certainly be easier.
I can agree with you
Larry E. Ullman wrote:
While "Yes" may be a technically accurate answer to a question like "Can
I ..." or "Can anyone ...", a couple of points must be acknowledged:
1) Such an answer doesn't help the original poster. Period. And the
purpose of a resource like this is to help, right? Even a "RTFM
Ken Bolton wrote:
> Is there a simple way to send the results of a form to an email address? I
> have created a form with multiple categories of radio boxes and I have
> created a response PHP file that will give the user a confirmation. I'm
> just
> not sure how to send the results through email.
I know that "register_globals = on" is not secure. But one program
requires to use register_globals=on. So in php.ini register_globals is
set to on.
I have PHP 5.1, is it possible in the code set register_globals=off
for specific scripts.
So I want to keep PHP register_globals=on in php.ini, but
Steve Brown wrote:
> I'm working on a script that will parse through a long string using
> regexs to pattern match a certain format. I'm having an issue with a
> '?>' in a string being picked up as an end-of-code character, but only
No need to run it.
?> can be caught by PHP as the end of PHP mo
Assemble all of your data into the message body (see $message below) and
mail it to yourself.
How you trigger this processing and the call to the mail() function depends
on how you've constructed your logic.
$message .= $name ."\n";
$message .= $phone . "\n";
$message .= $email;
mail( "[EMAIL P
Matthew Sims wrote:
> I promised myself that I wouldn't get in the middle of any flame wars but
> I just had to say something about my experience.
>
> The day I stopped looking for free handouts and became self-sufficient in
> my ability to find the answers myself was the day someone told me to RTF
Sebastian wrote:
> i have an upload form which i would only like to allow compressed zip
> files
> and rar files to be uploaded. currently i use
>
> if ($_FILES['userfile']['type'] != 'application/x-zip-compressed')
>
> which only seems to work in IE, doesn't work in mozila (haven't tried
> oth
http://www.php.net/mail
-phpninja
-Original Message-
From: Ken Bolton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 10:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] email form results
Is there a simple way to send the results of a form to an email address? I
have created a for
Anthony Baker wrote:
> I often use PHP includes in my files to pull in assets, but I hard code
> the relative path to the root html directory for the sites that I'm
> working on in each file. Example below:
While I happen to think using include_path and $_SERVER is a better
solution to setting up
There's a cool utility at: http://freespace.sourceforge.net/errno/index.html
Of course, errno 127 is 'unknown error', so it wouldn't have been a huge help.
On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 11:00:05 -0800 (PST), Richard Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > with anything else. Has anyone run across error 127
Paul Aviles wrote:
> Hello, I am having problems with this code below. The system is a FC1
> server
> and it is supposed to send an email collecting some information of a
> computer. The problem I am having is with the "<" and ">" characters. When
> the $header variable is created, it does not work
adwin wijaya wrote:
> Since my webhosting didnt provide me with telnet access, I would like to
> have a small software that created by php to do some bash function such
> as lynx, ls etc ?
If a new host is not possible for political or other reasons, and if your
host wasn't smart enough to turn it
> Quote: The one-line comment styles actually only comment to the end of the
> line or the current block of PHP code, whichever comes first. This means that
> HTML code after // ?> WILL be printed: ?> skips out of the PHP mode and
> returns to HTML mode, and // cannot influence that. If asp_tag
> http://www.theufl.com/php/wrox_php/movie_details10.php
Copy movie_details10.php into movie_details10.phps (with an 's' on the
end) and then we can surf to your source and tell you something useful.
Or, copy and paste your soure up to the line with the error to the list.
We sure can't help you
I saw a post at http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.curl.php where it says:
"Using the customrequest for a complete post is wrong. Libcurl will add
a partial url, the http version and the standard headers after the post
data - while this works with a non-persistent connection and an apache
web server
>> I have found some code and set up a test bed for it, but it fails to
> return
>> the same value after the 26th item. I was hoping someone could take a
>> look
>> and maybe tell me why? There is very little help out there for
>> encryption.
>> If you know of a working example/tutorial, can you pl
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 02:42, Eduardo M. Bragatto wrote:
> according to this old message
> [http://www.mail-archive.com/php-general@lists.php.net/msg87293.html]
> it's not possible to use "php_value disable_functions" on Apache's vhost.
> Since this message is two years old I would like t
> with anything else. Has anyone run across error 127 from system, or
> have any idea what's going on?
For future reference, find a convenient way to look up 127 error code
number in your OS.
"man errno" is sort of okay in most Un*xes, except then you have to count
127 lines down to get the right
Chadwin Tom wrote:
> If this is an inappropriate place to seek help, many apologies, and where
> might I try?
>
> I have a PHP 4.1.2 script on Red Hat (Apache 1.3.27) which calls an
> external script (Tidy, from tidy.sourceforge.net). It is called via
> popen() so that I can pipe through some argum
John Holmes wrote:
Whoever this "John Nichel" character is though should be banned... ;)
I've been banned from a barroom here and there...does that count?
BTW, since you only post once in a blue moon these days, you've dropped
back down to newbie status. ;)
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On Wednesday 22 December 2004 01:37, Paul Aviles wrote:
> Guys, this is trivial. It takes the same effort to provide the answer to
> whoever this guy was, than to lecture him on how to think.
"Teach a person to fish ..."
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Wow I just wasted 10 minutes of my day reading half these post. This is
one long thread. And man is it hard to follow.
Dan.
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On Wednesday 22 December 2004 01:12, Steve Brown wrote:
> I'm working on a script that will parse through a long string using
> regexs to pattern match a certain format. I'm having an issue with a
> '?>' in a string being picked up as an end-of-code character, but only
> if the line before it is
Eakin, W wrote:
> Hello,
> This question could be seen as a general programming question, but
> because PHP is what I know best, I'll ask it here.
>
> A good friend of mine is the person who got me more interested in
> programming as a career. She's a professional COBOL programmer, and
> works
While "Yes" may be a technically accurate answer to a question like
"Can I ..." or "Can anyone ...", a couple of points must be
acknowledged:
1) Such an answer doesn't help the original poster. Period. And the
purpose of a resource like this is to help, right? Even a "RTFM" or
"search Google"
May I suggest that you use PHP's mail() function and avoid the problem
altogether.
The format is much the same as the one you are using.
Alberto Brea
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: "Paul Aviles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2004 20:00:22 -0500
On Tue, 2004-12-21 at 12:26, Christopher Fulton wrote:
> Anyways, to answer your question, I spend about 30% of my time writing
> new code and about 70% of my time working on legacy code. Of course,
> often due to lacking comments most of the time spent with old code is
> just trying to figure out
Sagar C Nannapaneni wrote:
> I've a table in my database with 1 lakh records using a disk space of
> around 50Mb. I wanted to download the records. I used phpmyadmin (coz my
> hosting provider doesnt allow remote access to my db) to export the
> database but its not working for larger databases. I
On Tue, 2004-12-21 at 11:41 +0100, Eakin, W wrote:
> Hello,
> This question could be seen as a general programming question, but
> because PHP is what I know best, I'll ask it here.
>
> A good friend of mine is the person who got me more interested in
> programming as a career. She's a profe
Ken Bolton wrote:
Is there a simple way to send the results of a form to an email address? I
have created a form with multiple categories of radio boxes and I have
created a response PHP file that will give the user a confirmation. I'm just
not sure how to send the results through email. I've check
symbulos partners wrote:
> What we would like to achieve?
>
> If a malicious user finds a way of entering of accessing the docroot (rwx)
> of a website with CMS (PHP + MySQL), we would like to have further barrier
> to him accessing the Mysql database.
>
> We had some problem with one hacker using
Is there a simple way to send the results of a form to an email address? I
have created a form with multiple categories of radio boxes and I have
created a response PHP file that will give the user a confirmation. I'm just
not sure how to send the results through email. I've checked the
documentati
> From: Steve Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Unexpected results:
> If line 16 (indicated below) is commented out, the '?>' in the string
> on line 17 makes PHP stop parsing and the rest of the script is simply
> dumped to stdout. If line 16 is NOT commented out, the '?>' is NOT
> picked up as being
Ross Hulford wrote:
> Her is the code (not mine) what I am trying to so is cut out all the
> header
> info that is included in the message as shown here
> http://supercool-74.com/sms/liveticker.php
Granted, it's 5 hours later, but I'm not seeing anything much at that URL...
> The message is suppo
On Tuesday 21 December 2004 23:34, Jay Blanchard wrote:
It seems either Paul responded directly (and only) to Jay or I missed this
message (by Paul):
> the delivery is the problem not the thought process.
>
> people are trying to find answers not being lectured and reprimanded.
> Many
> people a
Hi folks,
according to this old message
[http://www.mail-archive.com/php-general@lists.php.net/msg87293.html]
it's not possible to use "php_value disable_functions" on Apache's vhost.
Since this message is two years old I would like to know if it's still
being true.
I have to allow system() f
Guys, this is trivial. It takes the same effort to provide the answer to
whoever this guy was, than to lecture him on how to think.
"this question has been answered before, use google and do a search for
" and "follow this link before posting as it may help you in the future"
I am not tryi
> Subject: [PHP] This list is dying:
Wait.. has Netcraft confirmed it?
FYI, I don't think the list is any different... ups and downs...it's always the
same questions, flamers, newbies, etc. All that changes are the names.
Whoever this "John Nichel" character is though should be banned... ;)
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 01:00, Bruce Douglas wrote:
> after looking at the msgs on this list for this thread...
>
> i'm curious. if you see an email that you don't want to respond to, why
> can't you simply choose not to respond to it, and ignore the msg.
It's probably because they *do* want
On Tuesday 21 December 2004 20:06, symbulos partners wrote:
> What we would like to achieve?
>
> If a malicious user finds a way of entering of accessing the docroot (rwx)
> of a website with CMS (PHP + MySQL), we would like to have further barrier
> to him accessing the Mysql database.
Like I sai
The day I stopped looking for free handouts and became self-sufficient in
my ability to find the answers myself was the day someone told me to RTFM
a few years ago. It was a friend of mine and it was a little hurtful. But
he was right! The answer was right in the man page.
Then I felt stupid for as
Honestly, I think it does depend a lot on the language you are using.
>From my experience, most people who work in PHP tend to write more new
code than those who use COBOL.
[snip]
There are *so* many legacy COBOL applications though that, yeah, I think
a COBOL programmer will very rarely get to wr
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