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you need to be root to add users - and your web server is most likely not
runings as root (certainly shouldn't be!!)
To make this work, add the user apache runs under to /etc/sudoers (look at
the sudo man page),
then change the command you have
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my ISP keeps a little behind the curve - sometimes thats a good thing, but
sometimes not. :(
We could install our own PHP, but unless this is a known issue that has been
fixed since I'd rather not risk any others by installing a new version (a
Wednesday 18 September 2002 12:01 am, Tyler Longren wrote:
> How long does the script tend to run before it just "quits"? Perhaps
> a timeout is set too low in php.ini.
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> Take a look at max_execution_time in php.ini
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> tyler
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> On Tue, 17 Sep 2002 23:14
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Hi
One of my pages opens ~100 files, reads from them, and closes them, (only one
file open at a time).
The problem is that the page just dies mid-way through execution - no errors,
no segfault, it just dies and returns a blank page to the user. t
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I have a problem that's somewhat related to this - I can get short filenames
from the OS but I really need long filenames. Does anyone know how to do
this?
Thanks
Shane
On Wednesday 10 July 2002 1:14 pm, BB wrote:
> I've got an application
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Ok, I need to write this little script to run on a Windows box (don't ask...),
but I'm getting completely shafted by the inconsistent use of long filenames.
I need to get the current directory, but it must have long filenames and not
be chopped
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> > > mars:~/apache/htdocs/test.radom.org$ cat test2.php
> > > > > // Resume session created in Listing 1-2
> > > session_start();
> > > ?>
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Hi
This may sound silly - but is there enough free disk space on whatever
partition /tmp is mounted on?
Alternatively, as a workaround, you could create a new directory and give the
web server user permission to write to it and tell PHP to save
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> $aprTemp = number_format($apr, 2); which in the case of 3.05 will return
> 305.00 and 300.00 for 3%. Anyone have a snippet to test and display
> properly so that 3% would be 3.00, etc.
you could try this...
$val = sprintf("%0.02f", $val);
Ch
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sorry, didnt get that that was your prefered method - didnt mean to step on
your toes :)
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On Sunday 31 March 2002 2:50 am, Lars Torben Wilson wrote:
> On Sat, 2002-03-30 at 17:43, Shane Wright wrote:
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> Not really. You either have to init your variables or turn off notices
> in error_reporting() (or otherwise suppress them; i.e. display_errors =
> off).
initialising them with safe defaults is the thing to do - the point of the
error is to warn a
Hi
If I set up a session while generating a page, and I store some data in it,
when does that data become available for other connections from the same user
(same session)?
I.e. If I have a complex page with some session data that is used to
dynamically generate some of the images in the page
Hi Jason
You have set the form's ENCTYPE attribute to 'multipart/form-data' haven't
you?
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Shane
On Friday 25 Jan 2002 2:08 pm, Todd Cary wrote:
> Jason -
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> Using the recommended HTML, everything works *except* the file does not
> become part of the data sent back to the server. In fact
Actually, I'd be interested to know why the same connection is used for two
connections to the same database?
I'm guessing people could fall over this trying to do, say, unbuffered
queries through one to fetch a huge result set, and normal queries through
another to make changes
Of cours
Hi
Maybe this list should be split - kindof into a php-newbies and a
php-advanced ?
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Shane
On Friday 18 Jan 2002 9:39 pm, Richard Crawford wrote:
> Consider yourself fried. ;-)
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> Seriously, though, I think that there are more advanced PHP lists that
> would probably be more to your liking.
Use 64bit integers! They'll count up to a much higher number and will last
way beyond 2038.
In the database, set the correct type (INT8 in PostgreSQL, dont know about
the others). Dont worry about PHP as I'm sure there'll be a few newer
versions supporting wider int formats before then (if
Hi
Something I dont think anyone's mentioned yet is that PHP is also great for
running stuff from the command line - e.g. for background scripts for a site
or mailing scripts or whatever...
In case that doesnt sound so useful, it measn you can use all the same
libraries for the online site as
Hi Nick,
No, this isnt possible - but the constructs in PHP should allow you to do
anything you can do with SSI just as easily.
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Shane
On Friday 21 Dec 2001 5:45 pm, Nick wrote:
> Is it possible to have a .php file parse SSI's? I tried adding .php as a
> SSI file but it overwrote the php ty
Hi,
You dont have the book field in the asv_bible table indexed. Use this to
index it
CREATE INDEX myindexname ON asv_bible(book);
(the primary key fields are ok because PostgreSQL creates a unique index to
implement the PRIMARY KEY constraint).
Hope that helps :)
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Shane
> I have a
Hi
The way output buffering and output compression work, all the output is
buffered until script termination, at which point it's compressed and then
all sent to the browser.
Is there any way having it compressed but not buffering it? gzip is a stream
based algorithm, so there shouldn't be a
Hang on, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't 56bit DES significantly different
from 40-bit SSL (which uses a 40bit key for the public key crypto and
something like a 3000bit key for the symmetric cipher used for the actual
data transfer).
What I mean is, DES is significantly weaker than the w
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> From: Shane Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Shane
On Monday 17 Dec 2001 6:06 pm, Charles Williams wrote:
> Shane,
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> is this meant for initial settings of the form only or as a button, or some
> such, to allow someone to select all the boxs?
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> chuck
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> From: "Shane W
Hi
I'm having somewhat of a problem :(
I have my banks of checkboxes, all named 'mycheckbox[]' with the values as
different IDs. The user happily checks a few of them and my scripts happily
process the resulting arrays.
But... how do I get Javascript to do a 'select all' on them?? I cant a
Or...
what you can do though it 'post-load' them. Same idea, but stick images that
are on other pages in some JS at the _end_ of the HTML and they'll load after
the images on that page are complete.
That way, the browser is essentially preloading images for the next page the
users is likely
HTTP authentication (which is what you're using) is controlled by the
browser. Some browsers even keep the login/password after the window is
closed until the user logs out (Konqueror on Linux for one...)
If you want more control over logins and the ability to do a logout, you
should make yo
If there are no other virtual hosts on your box, you could leave Apache as is
(unrecognised hostnames will go to the default site), and do the dynamic
processing in PHP using the $REQUEST_URI variable...
as for the crazy-page.php thing, you could set up a custom error handler page
that points
Hi
you're getting MS SQL messages so you have the MS SQL library installed ok
(otherwise you'd be getting 'undefined function' or thereabouts...)
The problem is most likely with MS SQL itself - is the username/password set
up and is access allowed from the machine your making the connection fr
but it can understand
[ive never had any problems anyways...]
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Shane
On Thursday 13 Dec 2001 6:14 pm, l0t3k wrote:
> Sunny,
> AFAICR, is for Netscrape, which apparently cant understand
> for some reason..
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> Sunny At Wde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">new
another resounding YES vote on this corner
[anything so I dont have to do it all myself]
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Shane
On Thursday 13 Dec 2001 5:45 pm, Jim Lucas wrote:
> the site that I design for has converted all of the echo""; print() and
> any other printing function of php into a simple breakout int
For a UK based server, have a look at dsvr.co.uk - they do great hosting and
bandwidth is pretty cheap (AFAIK for a dedicated box its ~£300 p/month for
40-50Gb of storage and 25Gb/month bandwidth)
Its worked out the best deal for us anyways :)
(PHP4 with loads of extensions compiled in, mySQL
Hi
The most practical thing to do is to do the big db operation in a background
process and have an independent page on the browser that automatically
refreshes and changes when the job is done.
There are 2 issues...
1 - running the background process, there are quite a few ways of doing this
Actually, this is in PHP 4.1.0 which has just been released...
..here's the line from the changelog:
"Added 'W' flag to date() function to return week number of year using ISO
8601 standard. (Colin)"
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Shane
On Tuesday 11 Dec 2001 3:37 pm, Nick Ward wrote:
> Hello,
>
> First of all I am ver
Hi
You probably need to set the path to your PHP binary in crontab.
Alternatively (this is probs a better way), wrap the whole lot up in a simple
shell script and get cron to run the shell script.
It's easier than it sounds...
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/to/php/scripts
php < myscript.php > /dev/null
Hi
> i think that php sends out headers showing that the page is html.not
> sure bout this, but you might have to send a diff header..
This is true - you should send a content type of either text/x-wap.wml or
text/vnd.wap.wml (for WML 1.0 and 1.1 respectively)...
header('Content-Type:
Addslashes() is probably getting called twice on the data on the insert...
if you have magic_gpc on, any inputted data already has the necessary escapes
- so you shouldnt need to call it again...
Hope that helped :)
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Shane
On Saturday 01 Dec 2001 1:14 pm, Daniel Alsén wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i kn
Hi List,
I'm having some troubles with APC and was wondering if anyone else had seen
this and perhaps knew of a solution...
Basically, random pages at random times cause the script to run out of
memory. This first happened with the default 8Mb limit, so I upped it to
20Mb but the problem rem
Hi Urb
Can you not just set the cookie again [using the updated expiry date].
If I remember correctly, this should work..
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Shane
On Tuesday 27 Nov 2001 5:45 pm, Urb LeJeune wrote:
> Speaking of cookies, is there a way using session control
> to modify the expiration date of a cookie? I would
Oh yeah, about the lifetime of the cookie - with no valid expiry time it is
created as a session cookie - which is supposed to only live as long as the
browser does.
[opening a new independent browser window does not share the session, but
window.open() calls do, as do other 'browser created
Hi Kris
Thats because you've wrapped the time() call and the addition inside a pair
of doublequotes.
Remove those and it'll work fine...
Regards
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Shane
On Saturday 29 Dec 2001 6:35 pm, Kris Wilkinson wrote:
> Just recently I've noticed an issue with setcookie. My scripts which
> normall r
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> On Sun, 18 Nov 2001, Shane Wright wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > You could have a look at the GTK+ bindings for PHP - AFAIK they let you
> > write standalone apps.
> >
> > There's info on the PHP web site ( www.php.net ).
Hi
You could have a look at the GTK+ bindings for PHP - AFAIK they let you write
standalone apps.
There's info on the PHP web site ( www.php.net ).
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Shane
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> I'm looking for information on using PHP for standalone applications.
> Specifically, I need to create a PHP-based application th
Hi
Nope, this is fine
[not necessarily good programming practise mind, but thats a different
story...]
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Shane
On Sunday 18 Nov 2001 6:13 am, phantom wrote:
> Is there any inherit danger or taboos against changing the value of a
> variable from an integer to a string?
>
> example:
>
> if ($
Hi
Have a look at the PHP tests on Brainbench.com - they're of a different ilk
but may be useful (I think they're still free)...
[dunno about the copyright though - but it should say on the site, if nothign
else it might help with some pointers]
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Shane
On Sunday 18 Nov 2001 12:43 pm, Srin
Okz,
Hows this...
$myarray = explode('/', $REQUEST_URI);
for ($i=0; $i Ok,
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> How do I do that?
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> > Hi Michael
> >
> > How about explode()ing it using '/' as the seperator, then finding the
> > element in the resulting array that begins with '~', strip that first
> > character using substr()
Hi Michael
How about explode()ing it using '/' as the seperator, then finding the
element in the resulting array that begins with '~', strip that first
character using substr() and bod's your uncle...
I'd write the code but I've had a long day...
Shane
On Friday 02 November 2001 6:11 pm, [EM
Hi fitiux
I'm sure the list will correct me if I'm wrong, but what you're talking about
isnt possible, at least not in this way.
This isn't a limitation of PHP - its a limitation of the HTML form element
that handles the uploads.
You could consider a client-side applet to achieve the result a
duno about for windows, but there's quite a bit around on packet shaping for
Linux and *BSD which amounts to the same thing - could be worthwhile sticking
an old server in the middle with some different rules on different ports
(i.e. port 81 set up for 14k4 equiv, 82 for 28k8 equiv, etc..)
so
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