Try 'echo'ing ansi control sequences?
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Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hey Boys,
>
> I'm using PHP CGI version on Win32 to write some scripts. Not for a
website
> or anything, just some scripting at the console window. So now I w
- trouble is that as far as I know there aren't any other programs
using
> the file.
> Not sure if this is related to your error but there's something not right
> there!!!
>
> LJ
>
>
>
>
> "Alan McFarlane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
Parts of directories ~may~ be separated by / on Windows, so that alleviates
one problem (at least it works for me on NT4(SP5), Apache & PHP4).
Multiple paths are separated by ":" on *nix and ";" on Windows, an easy
check to make. For example:
$sep = strcasecmp(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3), "win") ? ":"
Okay, so PHP is installed correctly, but what are the details of the access
violation...
It also looks like you are running Win2K or WinXP (?), I believe there have
been some problems on both platforms - keep an eye on other posts in this
group...
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J Messam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in m
Check your php.ini - I think by default it tries to create session files in
the /tmp/ folder which you may not have as my NT (NT4 Workstation SP5) only
creates a /temp/ folder.
Snowdrop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I use php4.1.1 + IIS4 + NT4
We could do with the entrie bug report, the OS, precise version numbers
(partial output from phpinfo() if possible), server type etc :)
J Messam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> When I installed PHP 4, I ran the test.php it appeared to have been
I read somewhere that a 56K modem would supply a maximum (uncompressed)
download of around 53K, but only manage around 33K upload. This was
something to do with the US's laws on preventing crosstalk. Don't know how
true it is but might be worth investigating.
I suppose you could try two modems, o
Make sure you've copied the contents of the c:\php\dlls folder to your
system directory (\windows\system, \winnt\system32, not sure 'bout 2K).
Your extension_dir setting in php.ini should be
extension_dir = c:/php/extensions/
And make sure you've copied your php.ini to your windows directory
(\
how to fix this one?
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