At 06:42 PM 4/8/2004 -0400, Ben Ramsey wrote:
I have (had?) a really bad problem where I was getting a lot of Access
Violations in my script - if I made my script shorter, they appeared less
frequently. I also fixed the problem by using the CGI version instead of
ISAPI (on IIS). Maybe your problem
Just curious - Did you completely eliminate the Access Violation errors? Or
just make them appear less frequently?
To my knowledge, they're completely eliminated. Previously, I could not
use the PEAR::Mail::smtp class more than once or twice without seeing
the error, and then the error sometimes
I've been told by someone here to pare down my code and submit a bug
report. However, paring down my code corrected the problem, so I'm
still not sure what a PHP Access Violation error is. Following is the
post I made to php-general with my "solution." Am I on the right track
with my guess a
Ben,
It may not be related to your situation, but I just submitted this
bug report:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=27895
Take care,
- Mark
> I will try to do this. Unfortunately, I goofed up and stated that it
> could not send e-mail at all. This was do to setting my authentication
> method t
AT> You will significantly improve your chances of a useful response if
AT> you pare down the code that triggers to problem to the fewest number
AT> of lines possible.
AT>
AT> Ideally, you'd also remove the PEAR class and just strip out the
AT> lines that trigger the bug.
I will try to do this. Un
On Tue, 6 Apr 2004, Ben Ramsey wrote:
> Any help at all is much appreciated. We cannot launch this site until
> this issue is resolved, and don't ask me to revert back to a stable
> version of PHP or we will have to modify much code throughout the site. ;-)
You will significantly improve your ch
I'm forwarding this to the Internals list as a last resort and at the
suggestion of someone with PHPCommunity.org. I have not received any
response from php-general or pear-general (after 24 hours), and I have
posted a similar posting about this issue several weeks ago (also with
no response).
