"Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> PHP version: 4.1.1
Version 4.1's "php.ini-recommended" file defaults to:
register_globals = Off
...an important change from earlier versions as I recall. This will
prevent variables from being auto-created. Use $_POST['va
"Frank Tudor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am just trying to pass a value from one page to the
> next, nothing complicated. In the the addess bar I see
> the string pass, but on the page it is blank?
I believe the "register_globals" configuration directive mus
php-windows Digest 28 Feb 2002 03:49:13 - Issue 1021
Topics (messages 12326 through 12335):
Re: mail() function EXTREMELY slow
12326 by: Mike Eynon
12327 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
12328 by: David M. Patterson at DPLH Enterprises
12332 by: Matt Hillebrand
I want to be able to build for Windows on my own. I have Microsoft Visual
C++ 6.0 and run on Windows XP.
This is how I am doing it currently, but something is not working right:
First I build Apache (1.3 or 2) by opening up the dsw file and setting the
active project to InstallBin and clicking b
Aris,
Thanks for such a complete run-down. My comments/further questions are interposed:-
> SMTP = mail.server.com
> sendmail_from = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ;sendmail_path =
I can't see the mail server from 'outside', but the settings look right - when you
can, let's look at the 'real
deal' though!
Every heard of anything transferring smoothly in the world of IT?... ;)
It should do though, but I guarantee you'll find something though!
R
>Everything should transfer smoothly since I'm using
>Apache/MySQL/PHP, using
>$DOCUMENT_ROOT and forward slashes everywhere, right?
--
PHP Windows M
My mail.medmarket.com server is actually a linux box at the same co-location
as my win2k web server. I called the ISP and am now using their mail server
that is 30 miles away from that co-location, and things have improved
dramatically.
Believe me, I'd like to use linux for this project of mine,
| I try to compile latest cvs with visual studio.net according to the
| instructions in the manual.
|
| I'm always getting the following linking error:
I found out myself:
If you install the Cygwin tools with the default configuration, bison and
flex are not installed, you have to add them separ
Hi Aris,
> Im trying to use mail() function with PHP 4.02 under WIndows NT Server
> and IIS
> and I allways get Failed to connect
> even though the SMPT server in php.ini is setup correctly
> and i cna acces that server from webserver
>
> doing the same thing on WIndows NT Workstation and apache
Hi
Im trying to use mail() function with PHP 4.02 under WIndows NT Server
and IIS
and I allways get Failed to connect
even though the SMPT server in php.ini is setup correctly
and i cna acces that server from webserver
doing the same thing on WIndows NT Workstation and apache (same version
of PHP
I need to add my 2 cents worth here.
I use php to send email and use my ISP's SMTP server to do it.
And I still experience the slowness. The curious thing is that
I don't experience this slowness with any of the standard mail
clients when sending mail (Outlook, Eudora, etc.)
For whatever it's wor
Just some small thought from a small minded person:
Does the web server resolve the mail client, and/or the protocol properly?
Or does it has to "look around in the neighborhood" for it?
The mail clients you mentioned below, are these executed on the same system
as the php scripts are running, o
I have to agree. I am using php mail() on my local net without any
problems. The only thing I am doing differently is using a LINUX box for my
mail server. My php mail() calls happen almost instantaneously.
Mike.
// Mike Eynon
// www.MikeEynon.com
// 1366 Bulb Ave.
// Santa Cruz, CA 95062
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php-windows Digest 27 Feb 2002 13:23:39 - Issue 1020
Topics (messages 12315 through 12325):
Help with AnalogX SimpleServer:WWW
12315 by: Travis Smith
mail() function EXTREMELY slow
12316 by: Matt Hillebrand
12317 by: Ross Fleming
12318 by: Matt Hillebrand
Hand on your heart: Do you really believe that this is due to a slowness in
the mail() function of php?
It might, and is probably, related to your own network. For example: have
you check the ICMP traffic, to see if your network traffic is routed
correctly? You might have a router in the routing
The major problem is that it works perfectly fine when I use the same thing
with the Apache web server.
I have installed both IIS and Apache on my computer (Windows 2000 Advanced
Server) and I configured PHP to work with both of them. Of course I can't
keep both web servers working in the same ti
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