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skip to content jak dot cx i figured i should put something here configuration for kohana 3 on nginx posted on april 24, 2012 by jak because this was annoying to sort out, i’m going to post it here. location / { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$query_string; } location = /index.php { fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000; fastcgi_index index.php; include fastcgi_params; } facebook twitter reddit email posted in code snippits leave a comment php from_time() – a human readable time span phrase posted on april 22, 2012 by jak i’m sure this has been done many times before, but i wanted something to turn a date time string like ‘2 days and 9 hours ago’ to give the last deployment time on a little git deploy tool i’m working on in my spare time. here’s the code… <?php function pluralise($count, $single, $plural = null) { if ($count == 1 || $count == -1) { return $single; } if ($plural == null) { $plural = $single . 's'; } return $plural; } function from_time($time) { $now = new datetime('now'); $then = new datetime($time); $timespan = $now->diff($then); $message = array(); if ($timespan->y) $message[] = $timespan->y.' '.pluralise($timespan->y, 'year'); if ($timespan->m) $message[] = $timespan->m.' '.pluralise($timespan->m, 'month'); if ($timespan->d) $message[] = $timespan->d.' '.pluralise($timespan->d, 'day'); if ($timespan->h) $message[] = $timespan->h.' '.pluralise($timespan->h, 'hour'); if ($timespan->i) $message[] = $timespan->i.' '.pluralise($timespan->i, 'minute'); if ($timespan->s) $message[] = $timespan->s.' '.pluralise($timespan->s, 'second'); if (count($message) == 0) { return 'just now'; } $output = array_shift($message); if ($message) { $output .= ' and '.array_shift($message); } $output .= ' ago'; return $output; } facebook twitter reddit email posted in code snippits , programming tagged php , time leave a comment longest possible delay for a settimeout posted on january 12, 2012 by jak now i don’t know for sure (and never will be unless someone wants to keep a browser open for 26 days), but a bit of cross-browser testing tells me 2147483647 is the maximum number supported across browsers. even though you’re definitely not interested, its probably because this is the upper limit on a 32-bit signed integer. facebook twitter reddit email posted in programming tagged javascript , useless leave a comment office communicator custom status editor v1.5.3 released! posted on may 10, 2011 by jak this releases address the issue where it would not run unless as an administrator. the problem is it modifies the system registry, and places files for communicator to find which require elevated privileges. if you had user access control (uac) enabled on vista or 7, the program wouldn’t work as expected. now it’s fixed, so permission is requested properly. also, i threw together a portable version of office communicator custom status editor so an installer is no longer needed. this weighs in at less than 35kb. hope it helps another couple of thousand people have custom status or custom presences on microsoft office communicator 2007 r2. facebook twitter reddit email posted in my projects tagged appear offline , custom presence , custom status , log conversation , office communicator , record conversation leave a comment allowing user to “sudo” on centos 5.5 posted on may 2, 2011 by jak on ubuntu, its really simple. # adduser jak sudo and you’re done! on centos, theres a couple more steps. as root, run # /usr/sbin/usermod -ag wheel jak then edit the /etc/sudoers file # nano /etc/sudoers go down and find this… ## allows people in group wheel to run all commands # %wheel all=(all) all and remove the hash in front of %wheel so it looks like… ## allows people in group wheel to run all commands %wheel all=(all) all once that’s done, your user “jak” is part of the wheel group, who are allowed to use sudo. facebook twitter reddit email posted in uncategorized tagged linux leave a comment pirates vs ninjas posted on april 20, 2011 by jak required in every final year project: facebook twitter reddit email posted in uncategorized leave a comment check out this mac app: scroll reverser posted on april 17, 2011 by jak scroll reverser for mac, at http://pilotmoon.com/scrollreverser in preparing for lion, i’ve decided to see how the reverse scrolling (i.e your fingers move the page and not the scrollbar) would pan out on my macbook. for web pages, i took to it immediately and it felt right straight away. as i went a little further, with documents and editing in textmate, it also felt natural with only a couple of slip ups reverting to previous behaviour, especially when i was editing rather than just viewing. indeed, when i really needed to get down to some serious editing, reverse scrolling had to be switched off it was such a distraction! my issues became a lot worse when it came to finder though. it didn’t “feel right” when i was scrolling the display of folders and documents, and i repeatedly kept following my instincts and found myself trying to scroll with the scrollbar. i wonder if this is because i don’t feel like i’m moving a document or piece of paper, or maybe, i’ve become used to reverse scrolling through the use of my iphone – which especially make sense when i’m scrolling web pages, but the iphone lacks any kind of file browser and i’ve never had to scroll through a similar interface. this also might explain my difficulties when editing documents – something i rarely ever do on an iphone, as i’m just a consumer of media on that device rather than my macbook pro where i’m both consuming and creating. in summary, the reverse scrolling, which will be default in os x 10.7 lion, is natural for web pages and for viewing documents but frustrating for finder windows where, even if i’m using reverse scrolling fine everywhere else, it just doesn’t “feel right”. facebook twitter reddit email posted in uncategorized leave a comment best way to stop sql injection in php – stack overflow posted on april 11, 2011 by jak use prepared statements. these are sql statements that sent to and parsed by the database server separately from any parameters. if you use pdo you can work with prepared statements like this: $preparedstatement = $db->prepare('select * from employees where name = :name');$preparedstatement->execute(array(':name' => $name));$rows = $preparedstatement->fetchall(); (where $db is a pdo object, see the pdo documentation ) what happens is that the sql statement you pass to prepare is parsed and compiled by the database server. by specifying parameters (either a ? or a named parameter like :name in the example above) you tell the database engine where you want to filter on. then when you call execute the prepared statement is combined with the parameter values you specify. the important thing here is that the parameter values are combined with the compiled statement, not a sql string. sql injection works by tricking the script into including malicious strings when it creates sql to send to the database. so by sending the actual sql separately from the parameters you limit the risk of ending up with something you didn’t intend. any parameters you send when using a prepared statement will just be treated as strings (although the database engine may do some optimization so parameters may end up as numbers too, of course). in the example above, if the $name variable contains 'sarah'; delete * from employees the result would simply be a search for the string “‘sarah’; delete * from employees”, and you will not end up with an empty table. another benefit with using prepared statements is that if you execute the same statement many times in the same session it will only be parsed and compiled once, giving you some speed gains. oh, and since you asked about how to do it for an insert, here’s an example: $preparedstatement = $db->prepare('insert into table (column) values (:column)');$preparedstatement->

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Domain Name: jak.cx
Domain ID: 154719-CoCCA
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Updated Date: 2017-05-22T15:24:30.342Z
Creation Date: 2008-04-16T22:04:58.993Z
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Registrant ID: 480653-CoCCA
Registrant Name: Jak Spalding
Registrant Street: 366 Bideford Green
Registrant City: Leighton Buzzard
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Admin Name: Jak Spalding
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