php-windows Digest 23 Apr 2001 06:11:42 -0000 Issue 559
Topics (messages 6966 through 6969):
Re: include_path value
6966 by: Dickerson, Monty
Can register_globals be made dynamic?
6967 by: Jeremy Ricketts
Authorization on IIS5 (PHP4; Win2k)
6968 by: Joel Gilbert
Refreshing problem....(thread problem?)
6969 by: macky
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Giro,
I agree with you that setting "ini" values via the Apache httpd.conf is
obscure in the books and the documentation. However, that's what you need
to do, *instead* of setting all of your ini stuff in the C:\windows\php.ini
file; indeeed you do not even need a php.ini file at all!
Answer at http://www.php.net/manual/en/configuration.php ;
Cheers,
md
Hi group:
I am trying to write a project which uses $HTTP_SESSION_VARS
but also need the other $HTTP_*_VARS on other parts or the
site. Is it possible to set register_globals to off in php.ini and
force it on for specific pages or vica versa? I do not need them
to work together on any pages, just to switch the attribute
dynamically. Probably not easy at all I know!
I am running Win2k, PHP4.05 (CGI) and Apache. If this is possible
using a local setting or for a single virtual host in Apache, I would
happy.
Thanks for any information or url's anyone can provide.
Thanks in advance,
regards, Jerry
I know what I like and like what I know.
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Hi,
I'm trying to set up user-specific site settings with authentication. I need
to be able to validate accounts to a Win2K Active Directory server, as there
are several hundred accounts active, and they change on a regular basis. I
have the IIS authentication working fine, but I want to be able to have a
way of checking their group membership (in Win2K) so that PHP can determine
whether to display certain pages depending on whether they are members of
administrator, student or teachers groups. I am pretty sure that there is an
IIS interface for ASP (VBScript) to get the username/password variables from
the IIS Authentication, but I don't know how or if it is possible to access
that using PHP's COM support.
I can do this manually in PHP, but like I said there are too many accounts
to handle this way. I think that I can use cookies to store the user
preferences, but am I right in thinking that if they log on from another
computer their settings won't be loaded? At this point I am considering
handling the initial login information gathering through ASP and then
passing that information to the PHP pages.
Any and all help on this is much appreciated.
Joel Gilbert
MCSE
Im new using PHP on IIS 5.0 under Win2K Pro... Installed PHP according to
the direction stated in readme.... I created a simple PHP page and it work
using IE 5.5
<%php
echo ("FOO BAR");
%>
Problem:
Whenever I click on refresh for the 3rd time (3rd consecutive time) page
wont display.... I have to restart IIS so I can view the page again?
