Um this may seem like a stupid question, but why don't you stick to Apache
1.3.X (Or whatever the lastest Apache 1 is). PHP and Apache 2 are supposed
to be in beta and hence not recommended on public servers...
Stupid questions make the world go round :-D
Stephen
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Fro
Apache 2.0 and PHP are not yet designed to be compatible, and so they
strongly recommend aganist using it in public enviroments. Basically, php is
in its Beta testing stages of Apache 2 compatibility. Hopefully the two will
be re-designed to be compatibile in the not to distant future. Also the
rea
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Chances are you've not put the commands in the correct place, instead just
copy and pasted them into the config
file.
LoadModule php4_module C:\PHP\sapi\php4apache.dll
This has to be in the same place as all the other LoadModule co
Copy of message sent out last time someone had a similar problem:
Chances are you've not put the commands in the correct place, instead just
copy and pasted them into the config
file.
LoadModule php4_module C:\PHP\sapi\php4apache.dll
This has to be in the same place as all the other LoadModule co
Chances are you've not put the commands in the correct place, instead just
copy and pasted them into the config
file.
LoadModule php4_module C:\PHP\sapi\php4apache.dll
This has to be in the same place as all the other LoadModule commands. If
you look through your httpd.conf file for Apache, you wi
If you are running Windows as your operating system, you can not use /tmp as
the session directory. You have to specify a valid windows directroy (e.g.
it must exist)
Most people use something like
C:/PHP/SessionData
Stephen
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From: "jacusy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[E
You are doing nothing wrong as such (Although some critics may claim its
sloppy coding, which personally i think is trash!). All that it is, is that
PHP is warning you that you are using a variable which does not have a value
assigned to it. Since this is from a form page, the most likely problem i
LOL! I can't even get the site to load. It seems to be giving a http 403.1
error. This means that your security setting in ISS are stopping the php
program from being run...
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Johan (natkejs)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sen
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anyway...
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From: "kim johannesen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Stephen Edmonds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "PHP Installation Helplist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 7:02 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-INST] first post, be gen
http://scryt.no-ip.com/test.php
Let me know how it goes!
Stephen
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From: "kim johannesen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Stephen Edmonds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "PHP Installation Helplist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday,
Try the following:
Go into PHP ini and make the following changes:
log_errors = On
error_log = C:\PHP\errorlog.txt
Then, go into C:\PHP, and create a file called errorlog.txt. Then, try to
start your webserver up and access the php page. Hopefully, the file will
then be filled with the error mess
Simple Answer:
The file 'php_gd.dll', which is used for GD, is not in the C:\PHP\extensions
folder. All you need to do is find the file (Try downloading the windows zip
package, as this has most of the extensions in the folder called
extenstions) and move the file into the C:\PHP\extensions folder
Just so everyone knows what the solution was... I forgot to forward it to
the mailing list last time!
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From: "Stephen Edmonds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "thkiat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 3:52 PM
Subject: Re
That is due to the configuration of your webserver. You need to set it to
accept index.php as an 'index' page. Most webservers come with index.html as
the page to open. What web server are you using?
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From: "thkiat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thur
The most likely problem is that php_mcrypt.dll is not in the directory
c:\php-4.3.0-Win32\extensions. Check the directory and see if you can find
it. If not, then you will need to find a version for php 4.3.0 and place it
in the extensions folder before you can use it.
Good Luck
Stephen
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Also, try calling phpinfo(32);
The 32 settings makes it show all the variables and how to access them
EG _SERVER["NAME"] mysever
Just add on the $ and you have the variable to use
Stephen
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From: "Robert Duran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday,
My mail() works fine on XP. However, this is because my server has a
seperately run mail system installed. I also have the sutible entries in my
DNS (MX Records) to allow mail to be recieved by others. It was fairly easy
to set up, and if anyone is interested I will try my best to help you out
Ste
You will need to change the settings on your sever too. In Xitami, I had to
change my maximum CGI Execution to a higher number. I suggest looking for
something similar in your web server
Stephen
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, November
In the end I decided to do a full re-install of the server, php AND mysql.
Everything seems to be working fine now. My guess is that the first crash
was caused by a server overload or something, which then damaged my php
installation. Why it worked fine over my network but not over the internet
is
OS
Windows XP Profession (With Service Pack 1, fully up to date)
Running
- Abyss 1X
- PHP 4.2.3
- MySQL 3.23.53-max-nt
The Problem
On startup, the computer loads fine. The webserver can be connected to via
http://scryt.no-ip.com and the site works fine. Access from any PC on and
off the network w
I tried to use GD-2 on php with Windows, however it kept giving me errors
over my fonts. As far as I know I was using the correct command, so I gave
up and went back to version 1!
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From: "Rasmus Lerdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Richard Pijnenburg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
C
Simple answer... it is just a warning
When you first create a variable, you normally assign it a value. EG:
$MyVariable = "value";
However, you can (and quite often want to) not assign a value to the
variable before you use it. This is espically true in forms where the values
are sent by the use
The problem is that your copy of PHP is looking in
d:\webroot\phpjavatest1.php for the dll
All you need to do is change one line of your PHP.ini, the line which tells
PHP where you store all your .dll . This is the 'extension_dir' setting
By default:
extension_dir = ./
That means the web root (IE
The problem is my sessions don't work properly... the ID is stored and saved
in the cookie fine, and the PHP script can even acces the Session ID value
in the cookie. However, when you call session_start(); it mearly creates a
new session/session ID instead of resuming.
I can pass on the session i
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