Hello,
I need to start a php-based socket server that doesn't die if the client
closes their browser window.
Is there another (maybe cleaner) method to accomplish this, other than
exec('bash -c "exec nohup setsid php server.php > /dev/null 2>&1 &"');
?
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How about simply:
echo "
window.top.main.location= 'http://localhost/phase1/report.php'';
";
?
"Geoffrey Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I was only able to find one reference to targeting a named frame
Not sure I understand, but it sounds like you'd want to do something like:
$dir = "yourdir/";
$d = dir( $dir );
while (false !== ($file = $d->read())) {
if( substr( $file, 0, 1 ) == "." ) {
continue;
}
$fp = fopen( $dir . $file, "r" );
$contentArray = split( "", fread( $fp
Since you mention mysql, why not just add
"ORDER BY number DESC" to your query? The database will do the work for you.
"Dave Carrera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi List,
>
> How can I sort a while loop or do something before it to achieve the
> following?
>
>
rsing
> larger or complex files is much better to use state machine (finite
> state automaton). Try to search google for more theory. For ex.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finite_state_automaton
>
> Martin Helie wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm writing a routine t
Hello,
I'm writing a routine that recursively reads an HTML document, looking for
"special tags". It's a template system, but contrary to what I've seen out
there so far, no template engines allow for any kind of customization from
within the document; they only seem to be variable replacement sys
Great! Thanks Dan.
I'll be making a php version of something similar.
Martin
"Dan Joseph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> > sounds like a good idea. How does 'gateway' actually listen in on the
> > website session?
> >
> > Is it simply invoked by the website
Hi Dan,
sounds like a good idea. How does 'gateway' actually listen in on the
website session?
Is it simply invoked by the website with specific arguments?
Tx,
Martin
"Dan Joseph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> > Quick answer: as others before me have als
Hi Chris,
yes, that's precisely my problem (I had read the notes).
This seems like something people would want to do, so I'm surprised no one's
found some workaround.
Any other ideas?
"Chris Shiflett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hi Chris,
no, unfortunately, that doesn't work; it creates a permanent socket on the
server, but between page reads, php still loses its resource id, and can't
communicate with the socket...
Martin
"Chris Hayes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> At 16:09 10-11-03, you
Here's a quick one:
has anyone found a way to keep a resource handle alive between page loads?
For example, I open a socket with fsockopen, and I'd like the handle to
survive page loads. As you know, there's not much point storing it in a
session (or its parent object)...
Any ideas?
Tx,
Martin
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<<<
You'll probably
still want to get libjpeg and libpng, and link against them with the proper
configure options.
>>>
What is the correct syntax to do all of the suggestions?
Todd
Martin Helie wrote:
Well, not necessarily, since gd is included with p
Well, I don't know if this might be it, but a while back, I had problems
with apache + php (forget which version) and a bug in php that cause memory
problems.
I was using an array to store fairly large amounts of data. What would
happen is something similar to what you describe. Modifying the code
Well, not necessarily, since gd is included with php 4.3.x. You'll probably
still want to get libjpeg and libpng, and link against them with the proper
configure options.
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> --with-gd and of oucrce you need the GD library.
>
> "Todd Car
Vogelsinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> At 00:27 31.05.2003, Martin Helie said:
> [snip]
> >yes, I am familiar with these concepts; I am just starting to experiment
> >with recursive functions and
Hi Steve,
yes, I am familiar with these concepts; I am just starting to experiment
with recursive functions and static variables. Thanks for explaining that
once the function is called and completed, the rest of the first call
continues executing normally. That is what surprised me.
Martin
> No.
> Why? The "I'm here" line is outside the conditional. The function will
> still complete independent of the conditional. If $i is greater than ten,
> the pointer just skips the contents of the if/then and continues on the
> next line after it. Here's a better illustration:
In my test() function,
and test() is invoked
again, the current function call executes all the way through to echoing
"I'm here".
I would've thought current execution would be terminated as soon as the
function is called again, and that I'd get "I'm here" only once we're out o
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To: Martin Helie
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] zlib1.1.3 and ob_gzhandler
Were you using output compression with previous versions of PHP? Did it
work with images in these versions?
Also, are you seeing any errors in your Web server's error
Hello everyone,
I'm a newbie here, so please forgive me if this topic has been discussed
previously (I could find no mention of it).
I recently compiled PHP4.0.6 with gd1.8.4 and zlib 1.1.3 and experienced no
problems --except! If you use ob_gzhandler as your output handler, you'll
want to make
Hello everyone,
I am stumped with ImageColorTransparent and Netscape.
In Explorer, everything seems fine with this function, but in Netscape,
there is no effect whatsoever.
I am using ImagePNG with GD1.8 and PHP4.0.4. Is this another Netscape
limitation?
Tx,
Martin
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