Thank God those old days of catering to the PC are GONE.. ?..
and now we can cater to the developer, or more accurately
the poor sucker 12-18 months later who has to maintain our code
!!!
I left perl cgi hacking because perl is a "write once"
language; I could hardly even maintain my own code 1
You can only have one service listening to any TCP port at once, so you'd
have to bind IIS to a different port number (say, 8080) than Domino R5; this
is not difficult. Same is true for SSL (if Domino uses 443, then use
another port for IIS https). There's no reason (assuming you have
sufficient
John, et.al.,
It appears that to do management of recipients on Exchange Server
will require using Microsoft COM and Microsoft ADSI; not just LDAP.
Micro$oft embraced and extended LDAP, so that LDAP is a 2nd class
protocol that can't do everything. You have to do things the M$
way on M$ produc
Thanks for this tip! I ran some queries on
the Microsoft Support Knowledge Base for
Exchange 5.5, but found NO information or
examples of how to use LDAP with Exchange to
do what you say.
Would you point me to a URL, or what keywords
to search on, or towards some resources which
provide
> From: Matei Mihai [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>I subscribe to Svensson opinion regarding Afan questions.
> I think that some of the people using this list should have a
> little more common sense. I am tired of those stupid
> repeating questions. When I became a member I was able to
> rea
Tim Bunce, author of the Perl DBI, shares your reasoning. In the spirit of
perl (there's more than one way to do things), he offered both a virtualized
error message system (ODBC-like) and also the proprietary DB's error numbers
and messages. Of course, people used the proprietary error numbers
Before I had difficulty using the pear/DB database abstraction (which comes
with php since 4.04p1 at least) and had asked the list about it; the problem
was merely a permissions issue. It works fine, and is documented inline.
However, the pear/DB class needs enhancement to better report error me
HOWDY
Can anyone point me toward any opensource projects for an LDAP
explorer/client written in php?
And/or a book with a good chapter on using LDAP from php (not Hughes'
cookbook)?
Regards,
Monty Dickerson
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Tim--
1. Because we like php; it's a faster rapid development environment than any
of the environments you mentioned and has much shallower learning curve,
hence developer assistants cost less :) and are easier to find.
2. Because there's a ton of cool software in the php language out there we
w
The Problem: php only runs reliably as a cgi on Windows, so it lacks static
DB connections.
Idea: Make all DB queries through a JavaBean, which uses a pool of shared
JDBC connections. Abstract this behind a php API (class with methods) to
hide its complexity.
Surely somebody has thought of th
Today boss comes in and says, "Seen pcmag's story about php? says it is
bad." Argh:
http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/reviews/0,4161,2711724,00.html
What's the scoop on Larry Seltzer anyway. You here, Larry? His review is
rather 1-sided, negative. Not good for free software's encroachment
John,
?: are you setting a Content-type header
in your php script which outputs
text/javascript
> -Original Message-
> From: Ignatius Teo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 10:45 PM
> To: 'John'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] Javascript
>
>
> Th
Howdy! Is anybody using class DB.php (distributed in the pear directory of
every php4 distribution)? If so, please point me to some documentation and
examples of this well written class! I'm having trouble using it;
When I run the following code ... >>
prepare('SELECT * FROM Schools');
$r
Kelvin,
The trick you need is called 'sticky sessions'.
Which are you using to balance the load on your server farm?
. Cisco LocalDirector
. Dell BigIP
. An RFC2391-complaint LSNAT router
. Linux 2.4 iptables
. Redundant DNS entries (not effective)
. Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Serve
Howdy Paul.
You'd think that running scripts from a network share wouldn't be all that
different from pulling static files, but, it is. Recall that the NT
LocalSystem metauser under which IIS runs is not allowed to access network
stuff for security reasons. Therefore for IIS to get to network s
I noticed that there doesn't seem to be much focus on making PHP4 stable as
an ISAPI under pre-.NET Microsoft IIS using the Microsoft SQL Server DLL
extension (works ok as a cgi though), or even on making Apache 1.3.x sapi
stable (Apache 1.3 for Windows is forever branded "beta" so corporations
st
> you can also use registry per directory values. see
> http://lists.netuse.de/list.php3?show_message=22&show_overview=php4win
>
> daniel beulshausen - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> using php on windows? http://www.php4win.de
Hi Daniel:
Q. Will this work with IIS 4/5 (and any other HTTP server besides A
Giro,
I agree with you that setting "ini" values via the Apache httpd.conf is
obscure in the books and the documentation. However, that's what you need
to do, *instead* of setting all of your ini stuff in the C:\windows\php.ini
file; indeeed you do not even need a php.ini file at all!
Answer
function email_robustly($recipient, $subject, $message, $headers, $smtp)
{
$er = error_reporting(E_ERROR);
$success = mail($recipient, $subject, $message, $headers);
$current_smtp = reset($smtp);
while (!$success && $current_smtp)
{
ini_set('SMTP',$current_smtp);
If the mail() function returns FALSE indicating failure, I would like to
fail over to an alternate SMTP server. But, the smtp server is specified in
the php.ini file, not as a parameter to the mail() function.
Any ideas?
Monty
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Hey, just read (on Mozilla.org) about ActiveState's new Komodo IDE built on
Mozilla.
http://www.activestate.com/Products/Enterprise/ASPN_Komodo/index.html#featur
es
Seems ActiveState doesn't like PHP (they're a Python/Perl shop); too bad.
idea:
An IDE for PHP built on Mozilla might be a good Ze
When you perform a load test, such as with Allaire ServletKiller or Apache
JMeter, you will see that a CGI solution does not scale well under load. If
your service load is normally not high, then this is only a concern if
someone were to mount a denial of service attack against you merely by
runn
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