Re: [PHP-WIN] Help! I'm getting pissed...

2001-07-07 Thread John Catron
You are trying to run a Unix command on Windows. Won't work. Try replacing the rm with del and the "/" to a "\"/ "/" is the default path separator on Unix and "\" is the one for Windows. Be careful running scripts you know nothing about, especially if they involve "rm" or "del". John --- T

Re: RE: FW: [PHP-WIN] Spell checking w. PHP in Windows

2001-07-06 Thread John Catron
many times I have read it in other peoples emails when helping someone out, read the manuals, but I come out and say it and I get flamed. I've got better things to do than play with you little script kiddies. --- sunker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 'John Catron' wrote: &

RE: FW: [PHP-WIN] Spell checking w. PHP in Windows

2001-07-06 Thread John Catron
. > > > Jesse Williams > System Administrator > DowNET VoIP Team > Electronic Data Systems > > > > -Original Message- > From: John Catron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 12:16 PM > To: PHP-WIN > Subject: Re: FW: [PHP-WIN] Spe

Re: FW: [PHP-WIN] Spell checking w. PHP in Windows

2001-07-06 Thread John Catron
Could it realy be that no one really cares? I thought this was a PHP mailing list, not a Pspell mailing list! I have seen all kinds of special interest questions and MySQL questions that do not pertain directly to PHP. People learn to put a few HTML tags in a txt doc and call themselves "web pr

Re: [PHP-WIN] Is this possible?

2001-07-05 Thread John Catron
To answer quetion number 2: Get the MySQL reference and look up COMMIT/ROLLBACK. If you are using the default table type (MyISAM), then it does not support COMMIT/ROLLBACK but it tells how to accomplish this using locked tables! John --- Michel Laine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Using PHP 404