php-windows Digest 5 Jul 2002 22:00:30 -0000 Issue 1226
Topics (messages 14568 through 14570):
compiling mcrypt
14568 by: Evan
problems installing PHP4 in Apache
14569 by: Out For Blood Core
Session - funny or magic?
14570 by: Tomator
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Hi to all!
I have downloaded the latest version of cygwin for windows (XP) and I want
to compile the source of mcrypt, but I don't know where to start from!!!
Can anyone help, please?
Thanks in advance,
Evan
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i apologise if this has already been covered but i
haven't seen this specific problem in the archives
i've looked through.
installation was done following the guide at
webmonkey.com for php4 under apache for windows.
after everything was configured in httpd.conf and
dll's in proper places i tried to load an phpinfo
file. when i try to load this (or any other php
script) it sits there loading and loading and loading,
doesn't ever get to the page and doesn't time out.
apache is working fine so i'm hoping someone else has
experienced this and may have some suggestions.
triple checked the slashes, paths, and spelling on
everything also.
thanks,
-ofb
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Generally I don't believe in magic, but...
I tried to use 'session' machanism. So I typed "session_start()" and so on,
configured path to store session info. Surely before sending any headers. I
defined variable "level", accesed by $_SESSION["level"]. Sesion files were
being created in correct directory, but files had zero length and mentioned
variable was not changing... was not even set.
Register_globals was ON, everything should work. But didn't.
Turning off register_globals didn't change anything.
I have added "counter" - just example from php manual. Initially nothing
happened until I changed acces mode to counter from $_SESSION["counter"] to
$HTTP_SESSION_VAR["counter"]. "Counter" was still unaffected and
unaccesible, but "level" (still accesed by $_SESSION["level"]) was!
I'd love to know WHY. I'm afraid it can stop working "without" reason, just
as started. Could anybody explain me what's going on?
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