Hi,
recently, I noticed I was getting "Invalid pointer" and "4 bytes overflown"
messages executing PHP scripts connecting to sybase:
[...]php5/ext/sybase_ct/php_sybase_ct.c(818) : Block 0x09091060 status:
Invalid pointer: ((size=0x00B6) != (next.prev=0x08410004))
Invalid pointer: ((prev=0x0
On 15/03/07, Richard Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think you still need locking in PHP Userland for concurrent access
to be meaningful to most developers...
Otherwise you end up with a race condition in the session save handler.
As only 1 process can hold the session at a time and the mai
Hi Marcus
Thanks - that answers the question ...and test cases are on their way:-)
I have just committed 3 tests in the PHP 6 stream (strcasecmp, strcmp,
strlen) and would very much appreciate any feedback on them. We are
aiming for both line coverage and functional coverage, it would be good
Hi,
I've written a small patch so that PHP supports limiting
upload/download speed when using cURL.
The patch is based on PHP-5.2.1, but works also on PHP6 from CVS(Only
differs in offset a little bit) .
What the patch does is adding 2 extra constants for the curl_setopt()
function. The new const
Hi Tijnema,
The mailing lists strips attachment that don't have a correct mime-type.
Could you post your patch somewhere and send the link to the list?
Does this patch require specific cURL version?
Edin
Tijnema ! wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've written a small patch so that PHP supports limiting
> upl
On 3/16/07, Edin Kadribasic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Tijnema,
The mailing lists strips attachment that don't have a correct mime-type.
Could you post your patch somewhere and send the link to the list?
Does this patch require specific cURL version?
Edin
Ok, i uploaded it to rapidshare:
Hey Ilia
This is a fantastic idea! And as for not being complex - actually I
think it is quite a challenge. I (and a couple of colleagues) have spent
a bit of time over the past two months trying to work out how best to do
this, you need to get a pretty good idea of how PHP works in order to
Hello Zoe,
Friday, March 16, 2007, 3:26:20 PM, you wrote:
> Hi Marcus
> Thanks - that answers the question ...and test cases are on their way:-)
> I have just committed 3 tests in the PHP 6 stream (strcasecmp, strcmp,
> strlen) and would very much appreciate any feedback on them. We are
> aim
Hi Marcus
Marcus Boerger wrote:
Then I saw you changed a hell lot of expectations from "(-%d)" to "(%i)".
While this pretty much works it drops an important detail of the expectation.
The old version was aware of the sign of the result while the new one is not.
That means that now you might fix
