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[12:15]<lxl-2jv>Don't use the enter key as punctuation. Think in complete thoughts, then type.
[12:15]<rvsurgrd>argh
[12:15]<rvsurgrd>sorry
[12:15]<f00jajd>YES I AM
[12:15]<f00jajd>;-)
[12:15]<f00jajd>but there is none
[12:15]<f00jajd>when run from php, it returns nothing at all
[12:15]<f00jajd>which seems super strange
[12:16]<rvsurgrd>odd
[12:16]<wjlllrws>l008com: I won't tell again: Stop with the enter abuse.
[12:16]<f00jajd>what?
[12:16]<vyac>heh.
[12:17]<frr>hi! i've created symlink from localhost/index.php to index.php of the one of my vhost, but $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] stays unchanged. is it possible to tune Apache to determine docroot by symlink?
[12:17]<vyac>heh
[12:18]<rvsurgrd>lng, #apache would possibly be the right place to ask that
[12:18]<tml>lng: If so, it'd be an #apache question
[12:18]<frr>i thought someone knows...
[12:19]<wansw>I would like to know any linux based IDE for Xdebug.
[12:19]<tml>l008com: Simplify then add complexity as you understand how it's working. e.g., start with "system('echo foo>/tmp/somefile');" and see if the file gets create
[12:19]<tml>s/$/d/
[12:21]<f00jajd>TML i don't follow you, my problem is with an imagemagick command?
[12:22]<rvsurgrd>Does anyone know if you can generate the WSDL from a SOAP server class automagically with PHP5 Soap?
[12:22]<wjlllrws>atsugnam: IIRC, there are some examples of it on php.net/soap
[12:24]<rvsurgrd>yeah, but it doesn't offer support to generate a wsdl, only for manually created wsdl, or uri based
[12:24]<sxrdjw_dyf>Is there a way to find out in more detail why mail() keeps failing?
[12:25]<wjlllrws>Shadow_mil: does it return false?
[12:25]<sxrdjw_dyf>yeah
[12:25]<f00jajd>isn't there a way to run php code from the terminal? not a php file but acutal code?
[12:25]<f00jajd>actual
[12:25]<sxrdjw_dyf>1008com: yes
[12:26]<f00jajd>actually more important question, does GD support TIFF? it doesn't look like thats even an option
[12:26]<wjlllrws>Shadow_mil: Then go each step at a time... Check from:, sender, recipient, yadda yadda... The works
[12:31]<rvsurgrd>nm, the wsdl is handled by Disco class
[12:34]<vyac>How is php any diffrent from perl or the otherway around ?
[12:34]<cyzzzg>3 letters
[12:35]<gjsjw>perl sucks
[12:35]<gjsjw>php sucks less
[12:35]<gjsjw>:-D
[12:35]<vyac>GoSox, why ?
[12:35]<sxrdjw_dyf>I want my FTP back, its so slow without it
[12:35]<sxrdjw_dyf>:(
[12:36]<wjlllrws>vick: PHP was designed for web usage, while perl wasn't... That's why PHP is still missing proper threading support
[12:36]<vyac>Wolfpaws, does select have support for something like select in C ?
[12:37]<sxrdjw_dyf>Spam (878) Yeah I am winning :)
[12:37]<wjlllrws>select? What select?
[12:38]<cyzzzg>you mean does PHP have something like select?
[12:39]<cyzzzg>socket select stuff
[12:39]<sxrdjw_dyf>yeah
[12:40]<wjlllrws>Ciaran: He didn't specified that :)
[12:40]<sxrdjw_dyf>select... explain to us what this "select" is and maybe we can help
[12:40]<cyzzzg>maybe he means SQL select :\
[12:40]<vyac>Wolfpaws, select, pselect as in C
[12:41]<vyac>No, socket related stuff.
[12:41]<vyac>Asynch IO
[12:41]<sxrdjw_dyf>vick but what does it do?
[12:41]<vyac>wait on IO sockets/filedescriptors for IO changes.
[12:42]<vyac>like 'data' is to be read from a certain socket, etc..
[12:42]<sxrdjw_dyf>vick: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.socket-select.php
[12:42]<vyac>Shadow_mil, yep, thanks.
[12:42]<sxrdjw_dyf>Though I would suggest not using socket servers with PHP
[12:42]<vyac>php is more powerfull than i though.
[12:42]<vyac>Shadow_mil, why not ?
[12:44]<vyac>Shadow_mil, Are you there ?
[12:44]<sxrdjw_dyf>Its weaker then C/C++ sockets, and PHP was made for web based stuff, I have used PHP socket servers and they do work for my needs of them, but you need the right tool for the job, kinda like using a screaw driver to hammer in a nail
[12:44]<sxrdjw_dyf>yeah
[12:44]<vyac>oh ok.
[12:44]<vyac>Shadow_mil, Yes i know that, of course C and C++ is better, but php is more high level.
[12:45]<sxrdjw_dyf>... how do you get that, PHP was made with C++
[12:45]<vyac>Shadow_mil, i though it was written with C
[12:45]<sxrdjw_dyf>(I think), C or C++
[12:45]<vyac>Yeah.
[12:45]<vyac>it's more high level tho
[12:46]<vyac>There is a 'C or C++' layer underneath for that matter.
[12:46]<cjjdy>i'm having some problems with php & windows 2003: even though i enabled display_errors and error_reporting(E_ALL) in php.ini i don't get any errors, notices, etc. i tried to enable it in the php directly (via set_ini and error_reporting) but no luck. what am i missing here?
[12:46]<vyac>Shadow_mil, Can i compile a .php into machine code ?
[12:46]<sxrdjw_dyf>No
[12:46]<vyac>grr.
[12:46]<vyac>Really ?
[12:46]<vyac>Now that sucks.
[12:47]<sxrdjw_dyf>lol
[12:47]<cyzzzg>lol
[12:47]<vyac>Are you sure ? i think there might be one way or another
[12:47]<cjjdy>ok. i figured setting display_errors and error_reporting in the php script won't work if the parser bails out first ..
[12:48]<sxrdjw_dyf>I think people have found away to embed PHP programs into soild C/C++ programs, but all it is, is using the system() function to run the code, its possable to have a exe/bin file run PHP code, though no need to
[12:49]<sxrdjw_dyf>vick: also if you want other PHP stuff for running apps and stuff, look into PHP-GTK
[12:49]<vyac>cool.
[12:52]<sggsgy>mmm
[12:52]<wxyvnwjpp>Wolfpaws: woof....?
[12:53]<wjlllrws>'lo, WhiteWolf
[12:53]<wxyvnwjpp>morning to you from CDT, 4:50AM
[12:53]<wjlllrws>what the hck are you doing up at 5 am?
[12:54]<wjlllrws>*heck
[12:54]<wxyvnwjpp>the better question is if i've gone to sleep yet
[12:55]<wjlllrws>vick: you should stick to the "desktop language" for making desktop programs
[12:55]<vyac>Wolfpaws, Yeah i think java is better in making GUI
[12:55]<wjlllrws>*nod*
[12:55]<sxrdjw_dyf>I figure one day someone out there will let you compile PHP code, in thory you could convert PHP into C, seeing how its interpreted
[12:55]<vyac>Wolfpaws, i'm just exploring what php is capable of
[12:56]<vyac>Shadow_mil, Yeah.

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