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Date: 07/02/00
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Ok... if you have read my last posts you will know i am trying to sort a few
users... well, I found out today that PHP can only handle so many things at
once...
See, I have this file: http://www.nozonenet.com/users.txt
and I need to sort all of those users into different files, according to
there domains (after the @ but before the tab)... only problem is that PHP
can not handle that big of a file, at least I can't make it work with it...
can someone please give me a idea on how to write this.. like a framework or
something.. I am on a schedule and this is bugging me like heck... (our
server just got hacked, and I need to insert all of these users back into
the server, if I did it like it is now I would be working for weeks)...
Please Help!!
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