Revision ac655e1b
Added by Ermal LUÇI about 14 years ago
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// We use BCMath functions since normal integers don't work with so large numbers |
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$gigawords = bcdiv( bcsub( $bytes, remainder($bytes) ) , 4294967295) ;
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$gigawords = bcdiv( bcsub( $bytes, remainder($bytes) ) , PHP_INT_MAX) ;
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// We need to manually set this to a zero instead of NULL for put_int() safety |
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if (is_null($gigawords)) {
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function remainder($bytes) {
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// Calculate the bytes we are going to send to the radius |
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$bytes = bcmod($bytes, 4294967295);
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$bytes = bcmod($bytes, PHP_INT_MAX);
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if (is_null($bytes)) {
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$bytes = 0; |
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Use the availble constant on php for this and also the right value that comes with it since PHP never supported u_int. There is a bug open still on PHP about bcmod but some more info is needed.