Archive for the ‘PHP’ Category
sh: phpize: not found
When using pecl, or something else that require phpize, you may get a warning saying that phpize is not found, even when you have PHP installed on your server. In order to use phpize you need to install the PHP development packages, normally named php-devel.
For Debian/Ubuntu, you can fix this by running:
sudo apt-get install php5-dev
Wonder how many would like that PHP function

Oh, and yes. It is fake, something i made last year.
A lesson in PHP stupidity
1: post_max_size >= 2GB makes PHP overflow, resulting in a negative post_max_size:
“POST Content-Length of 0 bytes exceeds the limit of -2147483648 bytes”
2: defining post_max_size (etc) with MB instead of M causes PHP to only read the last character, in other words 10MB becomes 10 bytes . How hard can it be to either use the first character or even better, both?
(note 1: this can be avoided by actually reading the manual, but this should have been handled better from PHP`s side IMO)
(Note 2: This experience come from the latest stable PHP version in SLES 10SP2, hopefully this has been fixed in later releases.)
Display clock each 10 minutes x times forward in PHP
Here is a simple code PHP snippet to display the clock each 10 minutes x times in the format of:
php5 test.php
20:40
20:50
21:00
21:10
21:20
21:30
21:40
Etc.
<?php $j = 0; for($i=0;$i<10;$i+=1) { $j += (10*60); $hour = date("H", (time()+$j)); $min = ceil((date("i", (time()+$j))/10))*10; if($min > 50) { $min = "00"; $hour++; } echo $hour.":".$min."\n"; } ?>