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symfony is an open-source PHP5 web framework.
About:
All timestamps are (supposed to be) in UTC.
The SQL queries work like this:
starttime in unixtime AND
- if $_GET['period'] < 3600*24*3 that value
- else a length of 3600*24
If a starttime > available logs is selected, the SQL query falls back to the last 24h logged.
If you click any of the time stamps the database will give you the next 24h from that time on. This 'period' can again be extended as detailed above.
I should have properly sanitized all code. Nevertheless, if you see some injection-type of log line, please let me know.
All links are clickable, even those with a trailing ')' *g* If you have any idea for further highlighting, please let me know, too!
Recent:
Pastebins:
- l2k: #744951
- l2k: #744947
- yanni: #743441
- moltes: #737769)
- jonbusby: #736937
- _Slick_Rick: #731465
- jbauer: #729362
- nife_: #697431
- nife_: #697419
- brikou: #693819
Author:
Chris Prior, user 'cprior' on freenode.net/msg cprior Hi!
Quote:
fabpot: I'm not very strict with design patterns... I try to be pragmatic and to get things done quickly. That said, I know there is a lot of problems with this way of doing things and I try to correct them with new releases. symfony is a moving target... (01/30/2006 08:28)
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