bah, sorry for the spam. Was able to create my own timestamp with
mktime and then do the eregi(mydate, $line), etc etc.
Thanks anyways
~Steve
Stephen March wrote:
Hey folks, simple question for you..
I'm trying to search through a page (with fopen) for a Unix timestamp
(on Windows).
S
Hey folks, simple question for you..
I'm trying to search through a page (with fopen) for a Unix timestamp
(on Windows).
Simply doing
while(!feof($fd))
{
$line = fgets($fd, 4096);
if(eregi(time(), $line) ...
will not work.Upon further investigation, I could not get
die(time()) to w
I'm not 100% sure on the problems you are incuring, however I just
thought I'd make mention of http://www.opensa.org,
which is an open SSL (mod ssl & open ssl 0.97b) enabled version of
apache (2.0.44) w/php 4.3.0 (on Windows).
I find it useful to contribute to such a project, rather than compi
I think "good" is a relative term in terms of what you are doing :)
I've been using PHP Nuke for a while (http://www.phpnuke.org), and it's
does have it's advantages.
*shrugs*
It's got a pretty huge user-base.
~Steve
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Hi,
I am working with eZpublish.
http://www.ez.no
No
Could you please post your code?It's a lot easier to find the
problem ie: what is line 27 trying to do?
Cheers,
~Steve
Harpreet wrote:
I have 4 checkboxes in a form. I can select any number of boxes.When i go to
the results page it gives me errors for boxes i dont select
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From: "Stephen March"
Mark,
I've run in to this problem - first noticing this with PHP Nuke.
This cookie problem seems to be a result of a server configuration
issue with the Windows operating system.
At work I have 2 Win-2k servers, both running PHP 4.3.2, our production
web-server can set cookies no problem
Can you get a screenshot (picture) of the error? Or provide a link
to your site :)
It would be a bit easier to troubleshoot.
Cheers,
~Steve
Jonas Ferreira wrote:
My dear friends,
I use IIS 5.1, that comes with Windows XP (pro), and PHP 4.3.2,
everything installed usually, however when I ex
Let's say I have a Web Server, which has a script that is accessing a
resource on another server, with a proper SSL certificate.
Where would I place these, or how would I specify a path through PHP code?
I think I require this to do an LDAP bind, it's via SSL. I can get this
to work with an LDAP
Sorry, I should also mention you will have to restart your IIS
server. From a command prompt,
(on the server) issue the command:
net stop iisadmin
(type Y - if you have the publisher service active)
net start w3svc
Or reboot it, if you like :)
~Steve
Stephen March wrote:
In your
In your php.ini (c:\windows\php.ini for 9x, xp, c:\winnt\ for NT4,
2000 => around line 365)
make sure Register Globals = Off.
Register globals does just that, creates global variables from any data
posted to from a form.
As you've noticed it's not the most secure thing, to have these
var
properties there is no "Security" tab, button or anything. It
does have two check boxes one for read only (unchecked) and one for Hidden.
This is the Windows Explorer version.
In the IIS properties there is a "File Security" tab, but it doesn't seem to
help. See the attach
If you right click on the file count.txt, go to properties -> security.
Does "everyone" have modify/write permissions to this file? The
first error it posts, is that it doesn't
have permissions to alter the file.This would also account for it
failing to create the stream.
~Steve
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