orthbeach.jpg' image[1]='image/jpeg' image[2]='/tmp/phpZApBAO'
image[3]='Water01.jpg' image[4]='image/jpeg' image[5]='/tmp/phpC3YeVs'
So how can I use this input-file array (image[] in the example)
portably ?
BTW: how can I get access to /tmp/phpZApBAO (I need to create
thumbnails from the images) ? On some servers this seems to create
permission-problems (but I cannot change the configuration of the
server).
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1:08AM -0600, natter wrote:
>
> > 3. Changed my httpd.conf file to allow .php:
> > - AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
> > - AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
>
> Do you have the directive to load
Sorry. :( Yes, I have done this many times.
My version below is just the 1st steps I took. I have spend
3 hours trying to reconfigure and try anything that I could think of.
Nothing.
Thanks though.
David Robley wrote:
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You might want to add to some of your skills.
Grab some quick Oracle training. (Don't pay for it, just
go to free sites like: www.dbasupport.com and technet.oracle.com.)
Your resume would look alot more attractive if you knew SQL and Oracle
a bit more. This is just my opinion though.
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1, Ok, I checked my existing apache install (httpd -l and it has
mod_so.c)
2. Installed php using the following line: configure
--with-apxs=/usr/local/apache/bin
3. Changed my httpd.conf file to allow .php:
- AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
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