Is it possible to execute perl from a PHP script without resorting to a
system call (which might possibly be disabled on a users system)?
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> Is it Right or i am going somewhere illogical?
Basically, source code is a convenient way to represent in a human
readable form what the machine is supposed to do. Unless you happen to
be debugging it is unlikely that the source code will be saved within
the compiled file. The problem
> If you're going to ask for help, you should take it in whatever form it
> comes. Perhaps he wasn't answering your primary question, but just stating
> how it is possible to not have a ping request returned by a valid address.
> In which case he is quite right.
I am thankful he answered my quest
> the firewall is configured to block pings from outside - security reasons - so
> called stealth mode
No, you are wrong. gethostbyname($hostname) correctly resolves my
servers, and I have disabled pings for security reasons.
gethostbyname($hostname) has nothing to do with pings as a matter of
Some domain names on .net.au are not being resolved when I use
gethostbyname. I can whois them on http://whois.ausregistry.net.au/and
fine them, but they can't be pinged.
Anybody know why this might be?
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> Just a quick question... What user does php run as on linux?
It all depends on how PHP is set up. Do something like:
$fff = fopen ("./temp","w");
fwrite($fff,"testing");
fclose($fff);
in a directory chmod 777. Look at the user id.
(For what it's worth on my system its UID 518).
-Dan
-
You could do something like:
$result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error()); // don't display
errors on production machines
$first = TRUE;
while ($line = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
if ($first)
{
foreach ($line as $key => $value)
{
if ($first)
{ fwrite($f
Does anyone know of a good web site on how to create a P3P Privacy
policy? When I googled I kept getting other people privacy policies and
proprietary tools.
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Out of curiousity, what exactly are you trying to do? Are you sure this
type of framework is most appropriate (and easiest to implement?)
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> Im looking to verify some behaviour Im running into.
> When a child extends a parent, from that point on, the parent, has no idea,
> on what the child is capable of, or what it contains.
> Is that a "real" parent??? ;)
No but if you really wanted to you could create a framework for paren
> up until now! Dumb now I realize, thanks for pointing that out. I've
> created a new root pwd, and created a user with access only to the "alumni"
If you want to be super secure you should create several users. Once
for SELECTing, one for INSERTing, etc. Juggling resource handles gets
tricky
> Using ' is prefered IIRC, and also escaping all the data before sending
> it to the database:
Hmmm. Perhaps Emacs isn't converting from Unicode to ASCII properly?
::shrugs:: I just know sometimes my queries don't work if I use ' .
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A couple of things...
> $conxn = mysql_connect('localhost','root','redtail.7') or fail("Could
> not connect: ".mysql_error());
Create a script inc.mysqlconnect.php that connects and selects and
require_once() it on all of your files that need to connect to the
database. This will sav
> Aside from it being OT, how can you expect anyone to help, if even you don't
> know (can't describe) what the problem is?
Well I was mostly looking for known issues. For instance IE has some
problems if you try and do certain things, so I figured AOL's browser
might do the same. For instance,
> And this is a PHP problem how?
Well the script is coded within PHP. I probably should have put an OT:
on the first line of the subject. But I figured that some kind soul may
be willing to help and let me know if there is something I am missing.
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.
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On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 12:47, Larry Rosenman wrote:
> --On Monday, September 29, 2003 12:43:06 -0400 Dan Anderson
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> AOL uses IE libraries, so yes, it breaks as many standards as it can.
> >> What specific symptoms are use
> AOL uses IE libraries, so yes, it breaks as many standards as it can. What
> specific symptoms are users reporting?
Users can't access the web page at all. They are getting some kind of
error.
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I am having problems with one of the web sites I have -- AOL users are
reporting they can't view it. Does AOL break any major standards it
shouldn't?
p.s. the page is at
http://www.mathjunkies.com/jtlinks/jtlinks_interface.php if you feel
like taking a look. :-D
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I just picked up a copy of the PHP Architect magazine this month
(http://www.phparch.com) and they had an article about compiling PHP in
such a way that you can call Java code from within PHP.
How many other languages does PHP support like this? Can I use Perl,
C++, or other languages without any
Can anyone either recommend a good mailing list to discuss CSS style
sheets or answer the following question?
When I call BACKGROUND-COLOR: #??; and COLOR: #??; on a file
input: () both the part which shows the file
and the "Browse" button get colored. Is there any way to specify
"Button
Instead of putting your message in your code like that, why not just put
it in a seperate text file and do: $message = implode(" ",
file("./message")); ? This will make your code look cleaner. So you
could create something like:
$message = implode(" ", file("./message1"));
if (isset($checkbox[0
I just wanted to add that if you don't need all the information in
MaeSocio or MaeSeguro when doing a select, it is best to use:
SELECT NroSocio, whatever else you need FROM MaeSeguro;
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On Wed, 2003-09-24 at 12:30, Jonatan Pugliese. wrote:
> select MaeSocio.* from MaeSocio
> LEFT JOIN MaeSeguro ON MaeSocio.NroSocio=MaeSeguro.NroSocio
> where MaeSeguro.NroSocio is null
>
> MaeSeguro.NroSocio is not null
>
> count(*) MaeSocio = 354000
> count(*) MaeSeguro=108000
>
> how i can ret
On this listserv I have heard quite a bit of talk about
"accelerators". And I have also seen some advertisements about
"Encryptors" -- letting PHP code be sold in a byte compiled type form so
your clients can't pirate your scripts.
Do these things work? And if they do, can you re
> Is pgsql , better ? faster ? more reliable than mysql ?
I won't speculate on which one is faster (although I think both camps
would claim ownership of the trump card). But Postgresql does conform
closer to the SQL standard, and there are a number of features available
in it that are not
HTTP 1.1 says the following:
1. Client (with web browser) sends GET request to server.
2. Server responds with something like:
Content-type: text/html
Content-size:...blah...blah...blah
3. Server sends the web page.
The header is sent on #2. What is happening is that somewhere in the
code
> If you find a good public free resource which is
> frequently updated (as it would need to be as the Internet is always
> changing) then please let me know. I have been unable to find something
> and have looked on multiple occasions.
Please let me know too. I think that the resources
> Best PHP Editor on the market: called "Notepad". Written by a tiny little
> software dev company called Microsoft. Very nicely written, compared to the rest
> of their software.
You must either be insane, a genius, or joking. I couldn't imagine
writing code without context sensitive highlight
Yes, it is possible to secure anything if you know what you are doing.
But the average user doesn't know what he or she is doing. So they run
their computer as the superuser because they don't want to have to log
off and back on to install a program, and all of a sudden any virus that
com
I am creating a script and there is an autoconfig file. I want to read
in the web address of the server, and throw some correct URLs into the
database.
Will using $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] guarantee getting me the domain name of
the server on which the web page I am viewing is hosted?
I am somewha
I find your responses to my e-mails quite humorous. Upon review --
aside from a single WTF -- I don't think I was condescending in any way
shape or form. I was just trying to offer help.
After reading about wrappers, I find it doubly humorous that you didn't
just disregard my e-mail when I asked
One more thing:
gdb doesn't do a damned thing for debugging PHP scripts. Look for the
errors and warnings output to the browser. (or tty if you're using
/usr/bin/php).
-Dan
On Sat, 2003-09-20 at 00:33, Robert Cummings wrote:
> I wanted t play around with the CGI (not CLI) version of PHP and
Why are you using php:// below? If stdin is a file './stdin' will
suffice (or the path instead of ./). If you want to run the PHP script
in stdin you should use one of the following:
include()
include_once()
require()
require_once()
See the manual at php.net for pertinent sections...
> if( ($
I am learning perl and my book describes "boolean short circuiting".
Basically:
function1() OR function2();
(function2 never is evaluated if function1 is true).
Will this work in PHP for any function?
Thanks in advance,
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First of all, you can use Javascript to submit a form when the link is
pressed.
Andu has a good idea too, but I figured I'd elaborate:
If you create a form like:
The browser visits the URL:
http://www.foo.com?foo=bar&bar=foo
This is called GET method in a form. Do a google search.
Try running newer browsers. I'd be curious how everything handles with
Netscape 7 or the newest incarnation of IE.
-Dan
On Thu, 2003-09-18 at 22:53, Harry Yau wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am new to php. At first, I wrote a php script to generate a pdf
> file from a tex file and load that pdf file to
Without spending a lot of time looking at your problem I would speculate
this is the result of round off error.
What is roundoff error you ask?
Well the number 0.6255264658909423 does not designate
0.6255264658909423... but 0.6255264658909423 and some
fraction that could not be displa
I have a section of my script where I call gethostbyname($hostname) .
For some host names that are not registered (according to register.com)
I am still getting an IP address returned?
What is happening?
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> These gatherings are most likely for people sponsored by their employers, don't
> imagine participants come out of it $500 smarter then they went in. If it makes
Well I suppose that depends on exactly what you are looking to get out
of it. Conferences can be many things. For instance, you have
> ah like with 4 kids I have nothing better to do than run down and grab a
> book and evaluate my parenting skills.
It's not about parenting but about money management. It's pretty cool
and shows you how to minimize taxes (so the govn't gets less then 40%).
> umm I take it you dont have kids and
> Unless I'm missing out on all the gold (which is a possibility),
speakers
> usually get a very modest honorarium and their expenses paid. I can't imagine
> that speakers are the most significant cost of a conference.
Well it does depend on the fame (or infamy) of the speaker. If you want
Bill C
> Yea its not bad if you dont have a life outside of programming and/or
> computers
Well most professionals who would go to this conference -- IMHO -- would
be doing it because it would be worth while. For instance, I considered
going because if it reduced the time it takes for me to develop softw
> The pricing seems insane, and geared towards people with lots of
> spare money...
::snip::
> but I'm not going to shell out $495 (the cheapest non-student
If you consider the average salary for a computer programmer is probably
$40k - $50k (at least in the US) this is not insane. (Heck, it's
I just got an email from some daemon claiming to be the "PHP List
Automoderator" asking me to reply before my e-mail could be sent to the
list. I assume that this is a spam bot. Anybody else having this
problem?
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> Any thoughts?
Are you dying and outputting an error where something could happen to
bodge up the server?
I'm not familiar with MS SQL Server, but I know under mysql:
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I am running a script that occasionally utters a few warnings when the
user does something dumb (but it does not kill the script). Is there a
way to turn off warnings within a script? I really don't want my users
to see them.
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I'm having a problem with e-mail addresses entered by users that are
invalid (i.e. $email == "some person at somewhere.com"). Is there a
function I could call like:
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> Does anyone know this problem? Does someone have a solution for this?
You are probably using UTF16 (or is it called UTF8?) encoding which
allows many spiffier things then ASCII. There are functions to allow
conversion between UTF and ASCII. I ran into this problem when a
spanish client tried u
site with an Iframe, and having no problems with recent
> > releases of Netscape, older releases are a problem, even with IE.
> >
> > I have another site that does WYSIWYG editing in IE and provides a TEXTAREA for
> > those NS users who insist on using stone axes, and it present
> I am implementing a site with an Iframe, and having no problems with recent releases
> of Netscape, older releases are a problem, even with IE.
Try running Netscape 7.1 on Linux and the iframe may be broken under
certain conditions.
As always, your mileage may vary, and they may have patched
> why does it work in IE and not in Netscape 7.1?
I'm pretty sure ActiveX controls don't run on anything besides MS
Windows Lockinware (TM). There are a number of other things that
netscape does not fully support (try loading a page with an iframe tag
in Netscape). You probably ran into another
> woah u kiddin me ? i'm sure i edited a function in a functions file which
> wasnt executed and it still got parsed (spat out errors)
Well connecting to a database, etc. does take overhead above and beyond
a function. So yes, it does save resources to include it.
And I am not completely sure of
> You've completely misread and misinterpreted Robert's comments. He
> didn't say he didn't want to read posts he wasn't interested in and he
> didn't ask the poster to not post things he wasn't interested in
> reading. He DID however request that people not send html emails to the
> list.
Oh wait
> The way I understand it (maybe you know something I don't?)
> require/include_once only prevent an included file from being included
> MORE than one time, hence the character string _once tacked onto the end
> of include() and require().
>
> It does NOT however include a file only when it's need
I get the same. (Although [EMAIL PROTECTED] is now being filtered to the
trash. :-D )
-Dan
On Thu, 2003-09-11 at 07:34, Jay Blanchard wrote:
> Each time I send/respond I get an autoresponder from (major snippage to
> header)
>
> Received: from lns.hs.ro (lns.hs.ro [194.102.195.10])
> Received
> Hi there i was wondering is it more efficient to load class files and
> objects when needed per page or is it ok to include them in my main include
> file ?
require_once()
or
include_once()
The files containing the class files before you need them. They will
only be loaded when needed that way
> I believe the general posting guidelines discourage posting HTML to
> mailing lists, and to be quite honest many of us pay for our bandwidth
> and don't need your 8k image eating up resources.
If you don't like somebodys post just ignore it. I'd bet your 2 cents
that you don't find every post t
60% of what makes an editor good is familiarity. Take emacs for
instance (http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs.html). Running PHP
Mode (http://sourceforge.net/projects/php-mode/) I fly through code.
But I've also spent quite a lot of time memorizing the zillion or so
commands to do things aut
> In the php.ini file set this value?
I believe so. If safe mode isn't stopping you from doign so you should
be able to set_time_limit manually.
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try: set_time_limit(0); // don't time out.
By default, if it takes more then 30 seconds (or is it 60?) to execute a
web page PHP kills the script.
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On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 14:15, Lou Parmelee wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I couldn't upload any files larger than 2M. So I searched around an
Is it possible to tell a browser to send form a to URL a and form b to
URL b?
(i.e. post to two different URLS)
Thanks,
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if $quantity isn't filled you get NULL or FALSE.
so you could use:
if ($_POST['variable'])
etc.
Try posting less code and more question to the list. Nobody's going to
wade through 5 pages of code to analyze it and give you an answer.
-Dan
On Mon, 2003-09-08 at 03:41, Aris Santillan wrote:
>
If you go to the PHP site they have a nice section on file uploads:
http://us2.php.net/features.file-upload
Double check that $_FILES['cat1_thumb']['error'] == 0
See: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.errors.php
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Does anybody know how to generate calendars easily? (i.e. print out
complete calenders from the current month on)
Thanks in advance,
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Forget about cookies and sessions (because cookies are evil). The way I
do something like this is:
$value)
{
if (!(($key == 'dont_save') OR ($key == 'dont_save_2')))
{ hidden($key, $value); }
}
function hidden($key, $value)
// saves lots of time
{ print "\n"; }
?>
Then you can keep i
> OMG! PHP
> is slower. The difference is .035 seconds. Does this matter? Who is
> asking which is faster? Why do they care? Are they looking for a reason
> to choose one technology over another?
I totally agree with you, but I find it funny that many times when
talking to people they
> Note that you don't technically need to worry about it but if you are
> going to work with other languages it is a good habit to get into.
> Also I have noticed a significant performance increase in scripts that
> are coded more cleanly, if you don't need a variable anymore unset()
> it.
Well y
> I'll try finding these things in i786, thanks for the help!
Well you don't need an i786 and probably won't find one. i786 means you
can use it if you have a PIV but not a PIII -- basically it takes
advantage of architecture specific things. You could use an i586 or
i686 or i386 fine -- you jus
> When downloading Linux ISOs or whatever, which do I need? What is the
> difference between i386, PPC, and all those other exactly? How do I know
> which I need?
This may be the source of your problems. i386, PPC, etc. are
architectures:
i386: x386 or higher
i586: Pentium II or higher (or equiv
> You need to be more specific. What error do you get?
I don't get any error. It will ask me for the HTML code to the page and
just not work. So I'm assuming that instead of being processed by
Apache and a preprocessor that can send it to PHP it's being printed to
the screen.
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Oh also make sure you are using /9.1/ and NOT /9.2 RC1/!
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On Sat, 2003-09-06 at 22:51, Stephen Craton wrote:
> Hello,
>
> This isn't really a PHP issue but I have no where else to go to get help really.
> Hopefully someone here can still help me.
>
> I am running Windows XP and have deci
> I went to the online manual for Mandrake and it said to add the text "noauto" which
> I did for the boot sequence. Same error. Any ideas what's going on and how to fix it?
Did you run an md5 sum of your burnt isos? What about double checking
the burnt CD against the iso? Try redownloading and
PHP nuke page?
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I know what you're trying to do you just don't quite know how to say
it...
I use something like:
if ($_GET['somevar'] AND $_GET['something_else'])
{
do_something($_GET['somevar'], $_GET['something_else']);
}
else
{
output_error_message();
}
-Dan
On Sat, 2003-09-06 at 13:19, Robin Kopetzky wr
> yes, you must use unset() to remove a variable, otherwise it will stay
> for the duration of the script.
Don't worry about memory management if you're going to use PHP. The
point of using a high level language like PHP is you can just ignore
it. Let's say you decided to:
if ($temp)
{ /* some
> While multiple connections will just return the first connection, anyhow,
> why do the extra work, right?
Yes that was what I was thinking. But I was also thinking that I would
need to global the $link and $db variables and run mysql_query() with
them in options. So I'm wondering how much work
I'm trying to figure out ways to tweak my scripts for performance.
I've figured out that all mySQL queries should use indexed ids for
speed. (For anyone who doesn't know: mySQL indexes fields with PRIMARY
KEY, UNIQUE, or AUTO_INCREMENT in them. This means they're stored in
binary trees internall
Be careful about hidden variables and form variables. A clever user can
create a new form with custom edited fields and ACTION="yoursite.com"
For instance, if you keep a hidden variable:
It's not very hard for a computer saavy person to create a new form
where it says:
And circumvent your
> [snip]
> How can I get IP Address from my connection ppp0 or ppp1 in Linux? What
> 's the function?
> [/snip]
Well, you can (if I'm not mistaken) create PHP modules using C++. You
could also create shell scripts you could exec(). PHP isn't really
meant to be a server control though. So anyth
> Does anyone have any ideas on how I could do this?
Is there any reason you can't throw a refresh command into a header
before any data is sent?
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> Has anyone an idea, what I could do?
You might be better off joining the beta testing mailing list if one
exists. Many PHP 5 questions don't get much attention here for whatever
reasons.
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I have a function where I have:
would it be quicker to do the above code or:
if ($option1)
{
while(something())
{ do_1(); }
}
elseif ($option2)
{
while (something())
{ do_2(); }
}
// ... continue for 10 or more options...
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> try to mingle PHP and HTML.. that means escape the PHP and jump to HTML
> when
> you want the HTML.. like this...
>
>
> if (!$var) {
> ?>
>
>
> ;
> } else {
>
There are a number of possible solutions. If i remember correctly some
compressed file types need the ability to handle them compiled into PHP.
Try different things. Sometimes the easiest way to do things is to FTP
into the remote server and ftp into your server to transfer it.
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Do some googling. I keep seeing this on the listserv and there has to
be a free/opensource one out there somewhere.
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> i'm coding a little forum an now i want to make a read / unread system for
> the new posts and topics.
> Can anybody explain to me, how I can do that?
I'm not sure what you mean, do you mean let each users mark messages as
read or not read? Well, if you don't mind the space in a mySQL database
> server. So I'm actually never gonna use Access, it's just the database I'm
> using for storage of data.
Well ODBC implies that you are going to have a database program (i.e.
Oracle, SQL Server, Access, whatever) to connect to. At least that's
how I understand it to work. So if you don't have a
Search the archives. Somebody wanted to restart their server using a
web page, and a clever solution was pointed out. By creating a script
that monitored for a particular file in temp and restarted the server if
it existed it, and cronning it for every minute, they could do it safely
and securely
add this in the 1st line of the body of the function:
global $shs_MySQLServer;
global $shs_MySQLUser;
global $shs_MySQLPassword;
On Mon, 2003-09-01 at 14:20, Seth Willits wrote:
> If I try to connect to a database within a function, I get the
> following error. Why is this?
>
>
> MySQL Connec
> Better to do this in an .htaccess file, so you don't incur PHP processing
> overhead on the entire server (if there are others using it).
Apache suggests not using .htaccess files at all because they require a
recursive traversing of directories looking for .htaccess files, because
some supersed
I'm not sure what you're asking but...
Using htmlentities() and undohtmlentities() (look up the real functions)
to data going into and out of your database will allow you to store it
without getting lots of errors...
mySQL storage (even TEXT and BLOB types) can't be larger then so many
bytes (sys
While I'm still on my soapbox...
There are a number of great books out there on object oriented
programming. Basically the idea is to take a top down approach --
decide what components makes up what you want to do, what components
make up those components, and so on until you can program
> Hmm.. Although this sounds like a good idea at first, it seems like it
> would get pretty complicated really fast. Am I missing something?
Well the idea is that on very large programs you create a number of
different components that can be used and changed independently. To
give you an
You want to break off things into as many functions and components as
possible. The idea is that if you want to change the way tables are
displayed with the data, for instance, you can't break the way data is
queried. I usually have a bunch of different files like
"inc.function.something.php" and
> 1. I can see that you have issues with anger. Have you thought about
> seeing a therapist?
If you see me as angry you're reading wyyy too much into these
e-mails. I'm trying to educate...
> 2. So because other lists aren't doing it, this one shouldn't also? I
> wonder, would you ju
> Second, it would be better if the list owners would do something about
> it.
Sure, I absolutely agree with you. But there are a lot of lists /not/
doing anything about it. So whatever. Don't spend a half hour bitching
about the spam -- spend 5 minutes blocking it and be done with it.
-Dan
> Blocking the users is not solving the issue...
Don't just block random users. Create a rule something like:
if (sender contains POSTMASTER or MAILER or DAEMON)
AND (cc, to, or bcc contains [EMAIL PROTECTED])
DELETE
Doing things like this, adding in filters like "if subject contains
VIRUS" a
> This is fine an dandy but this problem needs to be resolved. not
> ignored!!!
What a brilliant idea! I'll tell you what, you start in the Eastern
United States and tell everyone to use something besides Windows and
I'll start in the Western United states. We'll meet up somewhere in the
Great
Just throw up a filter deleting messages and threads from anybody you
don't like. This can include obnoxious users, or mailer daemons (gets
rid of all the worm garbage).
-Dan
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> i am trying to call, in php , a java class method which happens to
> be my own as well user defined that is
>
> how do i go about this
> and that also if its possible at all .
Well you could use exec("") to execute a shell command. Of course, that
is /if/ safemode isn't enabled.
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