On Tue, 13 Aug 2002, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> Fix your Apache startup environment so TZ is set correctly.
I've got this in the apache startup script, but it's still on GMT:
bash-2.05a# head /usr/local/etc/rc.d/apache.sh
#!/bin/sh
TZ="EST5EDT"; export TZ
case "$1" in
start)
[ -x /usr/l
At some point recently, PHP/Apache running on FreeBSD decided that i'm on
GMT, instead of EST5EDT. The system date is correct:
bash-2.05a# date
Tue Aug 13 14:39:37 EDT 2002
But phpinfo() shows me:
_ENV["TZ"] GMT
What's the best way to get PHP thinking I'm in eastern time again?
Thanks,
Wade
That's incorrect, at least under PHP4. I've got the following file that
does the phpinfo stuff perfectly:
BEGIN FILE
END FILE
On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, John Guynn wrote:
> Actually what you need is otherwise you're never
> going to get anything on the screen.
>
> John Guynn
>
> This ema
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Hash: SHA1
I'm doing a page where the front page will show "news" stories. What I'd
like is if the story is longer than X words/chars/etc, the index page will
show the first X words, then a link for the full story.
Does anyone have a good idea on how to split
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Hash: SHA1
I have a website where each new page access connects to a Postgres
database to load information. Each DB connect uses a $dblink=pg_connect()
to connect to the database. I'd like to avoid the overhead with opening a
new connection with every page.
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