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Same thing :-(
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"David Strencsev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Why!!??
>
> I've PHP5-RC2 installed and IIS5 (Win XP Pro SP1).
> I had PHP4.3.1 ISAPI installed before and worked fine with IIS.
>
> But now, PHP5's ISAPI module is NOT w
"Helio Rubens Kamogawa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de
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> Hi!
>
> I am setting up a windows 2003 machine, with IIS 6 and PHP 4.3.6. I've
> followed the instructions on php.net to install php as CGI or ISAPI.
>
> I had creepy experiences with PHP running as ISA
You're not the only one.
I've received several email from the swiss bank also!
Jonathan pilborough schreef:
Has anybody else received strange e-mails after posting to the php
mailing lists? After every post I have made so far I have received an
e-mail within ten minutes of posting from amazon or a
I contacted Amazon about this and twice received form letters back
claiming it was a virus spoofing their address. After assuring them
that it wasn't a virus and pressing the issue, they finally seem to have
gotten it to the right people to look at it.
I received this email the other day:
| Hell
Has anybody else received strange e-mails after posting to the php
mailing lists? After every post I have made so far I have received an
e-mail within ten minutes of posting from amazon or a swiss bank
claiming I have contacted them. I have never done this and I do not
normally receive any spam or
This sounds weired but try to have a look at your IE settings. If cookies
don't work on your IE (on the client machine, not the server of course),
your sessions won't either (unless you use session.use_trans_sid) :
sessions use cookies to keep their Id, if PHP doesn't find an ID (a cookie),
he wil
Hi all,
The new WAMP5 0.5 autoinstall is out since a few days. It now includes PHP5
RC2. A few changes have been made, you can now choose where you want to
install, all the conf files automatically adapt.
You can find
WAMP5 0.5 Light (Apache + PHP5 RC2 + SQLitemanager)
or
WAMP5 0.5 Full (same pl
register_globals is set to off by default, so you will have to use the
$_SESSION[] superglobal to access the session variables - is this why
it appears a new session has been created? - also check session_start()
in all pages.
You could try telnet-ting the page e.g.
HEAD /cookietest.php HTTP/1.0
