Quoting Karasik, Vitaly, from the post of Tue, 13 Jul:
> Does your php engine work [== does any php script work]?
Thanks for the vote of confidence, Vitaly. Don't I deserve any credit
here?
but as I said I discovered it's not really a php4 issue, I'm looking into it.
right now I have one Debian stable machine, imp2 is running perfectly
fine on woody's PHP4 4.1.2 packages. On the other hand I have a new
server, where IMP does not work right (see below), either on 4.1.2 nor
after I upgraded to dotdeb.org's php4 4.3.7 (which I must have for other
apps on the machine). all other apps like IMP3, squirrelmail, PHPnuke
and the rest are working fine.
What happens is that surfing to IMP's page gives a blank page, and the
apache error log says a function called gc() was redefined in
/etc/horde/session.inc. the file DOES seem to have two different
definitions of such a function, and they DO seem to be in the same
context, as far as I can read PHP and count pairs of {}. the ODD bit
about all this is that session.inc is IDENTICAL on the other machine yet
IMP works fine!
furthermore I renamed one of the two functions so the parser will skip
the error, I now DO get the login page at last, I log in, I see it
validating the password against the IMAP daemon, doing two queries on
the MySQL table, and then returning to the main login screen without a
word.
purging and reinstalling all related packages from scratch didn't do a
thing to help.
so as you can see, it's NOT a php4 issue at the moment, it's a very odd
application behavior. this is why I informed the list I'm letting the
thread go for the meantime, until I find more info.
--
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Ira Abramov
http://ira.abramov.org/email/
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