Danial Rahmanzadeh wrote:
hey,
I use Gmail but i have the same problem.
Whoever said Gmail was a good mail client?!
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PHP Developer wrote:
some people don't remove the "Re:" prefix when answering to the questions It opens a new topic on the list and that's not appropriate .
Thank ya
Any email client that uses the presence or absence of a "Re:" header to
decide if posts are related is severely broken.
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Richard Lynch wrote:
Why in the world should we be forced to follow your narrow-minded
so-called "standard"? :-)
Hint: smileys indicate that you're joking. If you're joking, I don't
get what's humorous -- please explain. If you're making a serious point
but trying to have the rhetorical equ
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005, Tom Rogers wrote:
> You can set this with arg_separator.output in php.ini
That doesn't really answer why the choice was made to default to what
not only shouldn't be the default, but should probably be illegal
altogether.
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Galkov Vladimir wrote:
Two tables have diferent standarts to hold IP adresses:
first:
045.012.001.002
003.000.123.231
123.230.101.080
second:
45.12.1.2
3.0.123.231
123.230.101.80
Are you aware that these don't mean the same thing? Leading zeroes mean
an IP address quad is in octal.
If you
John W. Holmes wrote:
From: "German" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello, it wanted to know how as profit to
supplant the function mysql_list_tables() for
SQL server server or like the tables of one
db of SQL server in php...
It has no idea what you just said.
How do you do the equivalent
John W. Holmes wrote:
From: "Roger B.A. Klorese" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
How do you do the equivalent of mysql_list_tables() in PHP when running
against a SQL Server database?
Ah... I assume there's no "SHOW TABLES" query in MSSQL? Isn't there a system
> I'm trying to password protect an online PDF file. I know
> how to use PHP to
> pw protect a webpage, but what would be the best way to
> protect access to a
> nonwebpage file?
Stick it in its own directory and use htaccess... Or password-protect it
when you generate it.
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> Oh I understand now. There is a different between
> fileatime(), filectime()
> and filemtime(), with a letter 'a', 'c' or 'm'... The one
> with the m is
> what work with Unix/Linux..
Um, they all "work with Unix/Linux" -- they just mean different things.
Atime is the time a file was last ac
Sorry, but what command line are you talking about?
He didn't say he'd like to execute his PHP scripts from a shell prompt.
He said that he'd like the output of his PHP scripts to be filtered before
httpd outputs them.
> on the commandline you need to have the php executable on your
> path...the
> Um, not sure what this meant with the fileperms() function.
> I have file
> permission as "-rw-r--r--" or "644" and when using hte
> fileperms() funciton,
> it spitted a result as "33188". If you know what it is then
> I'm all ear!
33188 (base 10) == 0x100644 (base 8).
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> you don't need special privs to use another mail program.
Actually, given the fact that the other products you're talking about are
POP or IMAP clients, and most Exchange-based companies allow only MAPI
clients (specifically Outlook and the Outlook Web Access client), that could
easily be consid
> One problem is that people, like you did now, forget to
> delete the non list
> address. That makes me get two mail with the exact same
> content - one from
> the list and another directly to me. That is very irritating.
To you, irritating.
To me, preferable -- one copy, the list one, goes in
> I'm using the browser but not the email and news client so
> I'm not sure but I just came across this: (Pls. check under
> subheading "Mailing lists".)
>
>
http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/opera/m2/folders/?test=pop
> And, umm... PHP in Opera looks great. ;)
Yes, but:
- the IMAP implem
> Have you tried other popular mail clients like those from Eudora or even
> Netscape/Mozilla?
Neither Eudora nor Mozilla support RFC2369 headers.
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> This is simply impossible. This list is propagated to places other
> than the mailing list (ie. news.php.net)
So? What negative impact would a Reply-To: header have on a newsgroup? It
doesn't affect followups...
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> Generally it doesn't look like a function since you can do:
>
> return 'foo'
>
> which has no parenthesis.
True enough.
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> I would say the real issue at hand here is that the return
> statement is
> not a fucntion, but rather a language construct, thus it
> cannot be used
> as a function unless explicitly stated as so. The reason a parse error
> is occurring is because this particular construct has no support for
>
> How can you possibly test, in a conditional, the return value of the
> return statement itself when it has no value to return and even causes
> the current scope to exit IMMEDIATELY??
Per the logic, if it returns immediately, isn't the value irrelevant? That
is, assuming that the truth of the f
> > RCVD_IN_OSIRUSOFT_COM (0.6 points) RBL: Received via a
> relay in relays.osirusoft.com
> >[RBL check: found
> 4.131.92.216.relays.osirusoft.com.]
> > X_OSIRU_OPEN_RELAY (2.9 points) RBL: DNSBL: sender is
> Confirmed Open Relay
>
> You might want to check your email ser
> Exactly what is the purpose of this? Let me clarify. I know that it's
> supposed to prevent computers from submitting forms automatically
> because they cannot read the graphic, but what I don't
> understand is in
> what cases this is useful?
Not being able to auto-subscribe to mailing lists in
> I guess you could call them helper scripts libraries.
>
> Example would be: You can program a script to create a switch
> statement and
> then have it prompt you for the number of case statements to
> add in and if
> you want them to break; or not.
>
> Things like that. Short cuts if you wil
> you can create so-called assistants...
>
> You can create a loop that asks in a table how many rows and
> columns do you
> want in that table.
>
> Then you can have it create the table with all your favorite
> default table
> settings, but while it is generating it, you could have it
> promp
> Because I need to write $include_path content to file; not
> display it in the
> browser...
Then you're not INCLUDEing it inline to the source, are you?
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> Yea its not bad if you dont have a life outside of programming and/or
> computers
>
> if you have kids or other responsibilities then all of a
> sudden 500$ becomes
> a very large issue as thats a months groceries or what not...
>
> heh yea the average salary is 50K but then when the
> govern
> and how will this be enforced. waste of legislation imo.
The same way any law is: by filing criminal charges after the fact.
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> Be real - the legislation is a waste of time and money and will never
be
> enforced or enforcable. Too many 'anonymous' countries willing to
take
> money for server hosting in the world.
Yes, but they're taking money *from* American companies, for the most
part. You don't have to punish the re
> From: Mike Morton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> How does the legislation prevent that? As long as people publish
their
> email addresses - they are public domain and will be treated as such -
do
> you want to stop mass snail mailings mailings as well? As long as
people
> publish their informat
> umm. yes. I know that. the problem is the 1 site I want to pull news
from
> has a robots.txt file which is preventing the script from working and
I
> wanna get past that.
Umm, yes, they put that there because they don't want you to, didn't
they?
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> Could you explain a little better why this would make things better?
>
> I don't understand how this would improve things.
> > Concerning the $Task == "Add", I'd like to make a comment. It can
> > be a wise decision to compare your variables with strings like:
> >
> > if ("Add" == $Task)
> >
> From: Chris W. Parker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 3:07 PM
> To: John Manko; PHP General
> Subject: RE: [PHP] PHP should know my data!
>
>
> Color me ignorant...
Isn't "ignorant" the color they dropped from the rainbow? Red, Orange,
Yellow, Green, Blue, ignorant,
> From: Chris Shiflett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 2:22 PM
>
> I thought that's what the Web server was supposed to do.
Well, that flies in the face of the filter-pipeline model, doesn't it? One
program, one job.
The web server should do the right thing in the fac
> From: Brad Pauly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 2:45 PM
> To: Roger B.A Klorese
> Cc: 'justin gruenberg'; 'Curt Zirzow'; 'PHP-General'
> Subject: Re: [PHP] Changing numbers
>
>
> I am not sure what he is aft
> From: justin gruenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [PHP] Changing numbers
>
>
> Curt Zirzow wrote:
>
> >* Thus wrote zavaboy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >
> >
> >>I have the following numbers:
> >>
> >>12.400
> >>666.75
> >>23
> >>369.2
> >>3.234
> >>
> >>How can I make them have at
Curt Zirzow wrote:
Roger B.A. Klorese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, yes, I know it's ancient -- but it's also what's out there for
RPMs, and if I need to go to source I will, but for now...
hmm.. yeah you might want to upgrade to a newer version.
Well, yes.
Yes, yes, I know it's ancient -- but it's also what's out there for
RPMs, and if I need to go to source I will, but for now...
One single installation of gallery on our site -- a HUGE one --
consistently kills PHP.
Here's a trace -- any useful info here?
#0 chunk_realloc (ar_ptr=0x40349300, o
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