Notices tagged with php, page 2
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As I am learning more and more, I think one reason #Java is so popular is because it is very developer-centric. Like, everything in Java is a jar, war, or ear. I feel like #PHP is more administrator-centric with the dlls and ini files. Not that I am any sort of expert in either. Maybe it's just the type of Java learning that I am doing, and of course there is JVM stuff that is…
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Finishing today's #YoCo ( #yogurt and #coffee ) and preparing to log into the $EMPLOYER laptop to install updates and go through some #PowerShell and #PHP courses on the #LinkedIn / #LockedOut Learning (former #Lynda.com) site.
This morning is the 2nd consecutive upweight (2lb in 2 days), despite getting nearly 10K steps in the various stores that I visited yesterday.
#TZAG everyone.
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Now watching some #PHP videos on the former #Lynda.com site ( now called #LinkedIn / #LockedOut Learning ) before I go back to the #Lua videos. I had to take a time out from Lua because none of the (book and video) examples of "first class functions ... pass the function to that one" were working for me and I could not see why. The odd thing is that the weird issues with scopin…
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@andyc Not your fault. How the hell is #PHP still a moving target? It's half as old as me! I'm still watching 1970s #DrWho and listening to the #Beatles and thinking it's great!
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Okay, I see from error messages that #StatusNet 2.0 requires the funky new features of #PHP > 7.0. That means a #Debian upgrade, which will almost certainly break some stuff. I'm already running PHP 5.6 and 7.0 side by side (can't remember how I got that to work). To be continued another day…
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10 things not to do in #PHP 7. https://kinsta.com/blog/10-things-not-to-do-in-php-7/
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What version of #CentOS is that? On #Debian 10 (I think it is “Buster”, but I’m not sure about the codenames), #PHP is at version 7.3. I think Debian 9 may still have php7.2.
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!fnetworks !fnetworks I have noticed some excessive slowness since the server move. It appears to be partly caused by some change in #PHP and partly by a more complex database query. Currently investigating, but ping me on #XMPP when it get really bad. If I'm home and near my computer, I can restart #PHP-FPM, which speeds things up considerably.
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@musicman Is https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.get-included-files.php enough, or were you wanting something outside of #PHP?
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@musicman is https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.get-included-files.php enough, or were you wanting something outside of the #PHP?
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It seems neither the #memcached plugin nor the #memcache plugin are usable any more. !GNUSocial needs something more than #PHP's built-in caching.
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Hey everybody, !GNUsocial seems to be working fine with #PHP 7.2alpha3 after just a few patches!
Also found a bug in !qvitter thanks to updating to 7.2! https://git.gnu.io/h2p/Qvitter/merge_requests/102
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My friends in the #fediverse, we need your help. None of us here have any PHP skills and we need some #help and #support in solving a #bug or #issue we have when uploading images to posts on our instance. I have detailed the error with some examples at http://status.hackerposse.com/url/15445 and after some suggestions it looks like a php issue (not a gnusocial issue directly). C…
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so, this #PHP says “[:error]” but then it says “PHP Notice”. That’s weird. Thoughts?
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On my little #Roku, I'm watching some episodes of #RailCasts on Mad Coder TV. I find myself wondering whether there are similar series available for !Python and #PHP frameworks (e.g., #Django, #TurboGears, #Symfony).
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@jim Modern #PHP requires "browser-valid" certs. If the #GS instance's chosen #XMPP server uses self-signed, errors stop xmpp and queue daemons.
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#JavaScript has a lot !security implications and it can currently not be understood by most search engines (I don't know even one that can). So if you want to drive good (and a lot) content into the search engines, you cannot bypass "static" pages (generated with #PHP, #Python, #Perl, #JSF and so on is not static but you can use #mod_rewrite to obsfucate your script names).
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Update to my previous question about hanging my !gnusocial instance: it looks like last time I strace'd the processes, it was moments too late. Now I see that the processes are waiting on a file lock of my PHP session. This reminds me of an ancient #PHP session handling bug:
https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=47640
This isn't GNU Social issue, so I'll work around it myself. Sorry for the noise!
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Just let the #PHP daemon not run for !gnusocial for a few days and you have +6000 items in #queue. :-)
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Huh. !TIL about #PHP's "trait" https://secure.php.net/trait
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