> Could you please also open a ticket in the bug tracker?
> thanks
He did: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=54157
Now he is bringing the discussion here per Johannes. I too have
experienced Tim's problem and am interested in getting a discussion
going on what can be done to solve it.
--
Herman
Martin, this is a mailing list for the development of PHP itself. It is
not about userspace questions like this. Check out the php-general list
for that where this question has been asked and answered numerous times.
-Rasmus
On 03/16/2011 11:50 AM, Martin Scotta wrote:
> Hi experts!
>
> Is there
Alec wrote:
> I actually wrote that. I never imagined someone would actually find
> that useful!
>
> If you don't mind having a few external dlls, you can use dl (ick!) to
> load the extensions.
>
> I gave up supporting that because compiling the custom lightweight
> stubs took more work than I car
Hi experts!
Is there any way to get application-level variables?
This is mostly done using a DBMS, but that implies a lot requirements (a DB
engine, a table, etc)
How do you share simple pair keys/values over an application?
* session_id + session_name ?
* serialize over a raw file
Cheers,
M
Olivier Hoareau wrote:
>> I don't think that people are gonna like that kind of approach, having two
>> binaries with one of them coming from custom source should raise some
>> concerns and you won't like the prospects of maintaining PHP for older
>> Debian/Ubuntu versions.
> My users currently doe
2011/3/16 Tim Starling
> This is a followup to http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=54157 . Johannes
> said I should post here.
>
> In the course of my MediaWiki development work, I hit a strange issue
> involving session_set_save_handler().
>
> PHP's built-in session handler is pretty much useless whe
>
> You are free to repackage PHP debs and make your package depend on Debian
> PHP 5.3 or your PHP 5.3.
>
OK
> I don't think that people are gonna like that kind of approach, having two
> binaries with one of them coming from custom source should raise some
> concerns and you won't like the pro
Hi !
> I actually wrote that. I never imagined someone would actually find that
> useful!
>
Thanks for the effort ;)
> If you don't mind having a few external dlls, you can use dl (ick!) to load
> the extensions.
>
OK. I prefer to have the maximum of extensions packaged with the binary but
it
