had no success on the apache list. apache logs also errors with
sister-projects like php. I think this is not an apache issue but php.
if you have errors like this it is always very difficult to locate the
real source of the problem.
Any other hints?
Jay Blanchard schrieb:
[snip]
We made a test
We made a test for only 20 min. and got our website online. The result
was 200.000.000 (!!) lines in apache error log with the following:
httpd in free(): warning: chunk is already free.
httpd in free(): warning: page is already free.
httpd in free(): warning: recursive call.
the requests were on
Following boxes are running:
server1 (win2000), not allowed to use a web-server on it, only port 22(ssh)
is open to internet
server2 (unix) has apache and php, only port 22 and 80 are open to internet
I have to write a php-daemon on server1, which should simulate a
database-trigger. Every 5 min.
try http://www.microcode.de/index.php3?LANGUAGE=english
microCODE from Databay enables you to encrypt your PHP scripts before
publication.
Thereby you can protect your code against unwanted insights or even
modification of the sources by a unauthorized third party. This is
especially required for
non-clicked" image has no values for the
clicked-point on itself.
the vars are available in $QUERY_STRING so I could parse it, but I think
there is a simple way to get these vars.
thanx (also for any links to manuals).
Ergin Aytac
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I think I know it again. There is no sqlbase-odbc driver available for
linux, only for win2000. So I have to write a bridge, which runs on win2000
and answers the php-sql-requests.
sorry for this question
ergin aytac
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without a software-bridge, even though when I use odbc. But I forgot why,
how und who...
thanx
ergin aytac
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