The stability of a modules (actually used) on a specific website have impact
on the stability of PHP.
The CGI version has a short life span, it services one request then
vanishes.
The SAPI version lives much longer. On IIS it may live the entire lifespan
of the IIS process. Apache can be set t
Dump the records into a temp table.
Make sure you don't design a system that ends up loosing Data Entry somehow.
You could store info into an array, but what happens when a connection is
broken,etc... ???
""Asendorf, John"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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AFAIK,
Shortcut.lnk is the closest you're going to come to symlinks on NT.
I also believe hardlinks are possible, but you need NTFS for that.
The best way to implement symbolic links on NT is to overwrite it w/Linux.
"Jourden Parks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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My preference is to run Apache/PHP on Linux.
Since I don't always get my way Apache/PHP on Windows is good.
I spent a little time attempting IIS. When it wouldn't respond to the
Management Console and I had to reboot the server to restart IIS, I decided
it was the worst solution for any problem
""Dickerson, Monty"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The Problem: php only runs reliably as a cgi on Windows, so it lacks
static
> DB connections.
This is a false statement. I have an implementation of apache/php SAPI
running in a production
Yes, I believe it is possible. You may need to use the sybase client, or
venture down the odbc.
""macky"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> MSQL is it a driver for Microsoft SQL Server..?
>
> if no is it possible to connect
Don't forget to place php4ts.dll in the proper place also.
php4apache.dll is the apache interface to php4ts.dll which is the meat of
PHP.
-Joe
""Nick"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> still can't get php 4.05 work
Well, you can tell apache to filter html through php by adding the .html
extension to the directive suchas:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .html
If you serve a lot of .html, this will probably slow your server down
because all .html files will be filtered through php
You can set index.php
LOL...
I think his article is fine. PC-MAG caters to mostly windows users. And
honestly, there are issues in php that haven't matured to 5 * rating. I
think the developers are making leaps and bounds toward a solid windows
product. There are many compilicatons that will cause the average PC-M
It works if you have a c:\tmp directory and you run php from the c: drive.
However, instead of creating a tmp directory, you may want to alter your
php.ini to point it to a directory of your choice.
-Joe
""Chris Boothe"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Where is the php.ini file your editing?
c:\windows\php.ini?
""Shawn Anderson"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have tried c:\temp, c:\php\temp, c:\inetpub\wwwroot\cgi-temp all with
the
> same result and same error code. It would appear that n
Do you really have a \tmp directory?
is it c:\tmp or c:\temp?
Which does your php.ini specify?
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>
> >-Original Message-
> >Fro
while (ora_fetch_into($curs, &$row1)){
explode($row1);
echo "$NAME now = ".$rowl[1];
(I think the function is explode, if not I'm sure it begins with an e, if
that helps... ;-)
"Tom Mathews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In MySQL, you can
I find the whole concept of "oracle home" a nightmare.
Reguardless of my opinion, the main difference between oracle homes is the
location of executable files and the location of the TnsNames.ora file.
The PHP_OCI8 module is mostly just a client network interface.
As long as the PATH environmen
That's pretty much what an xml parser does, isn't it?
""Matthew Ralston"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Is there a nice easy function that could be used to get a sub string that
> lies in between two other sub strings in
LOL...
4.0.5 hasn't been released as yet, it's due to be released Monday (in a few
hours). Yes, 4.0.6 has more bug fixes in it as well, but it's not been
alpha tested yet.
I built an Apache module today and OCI8. Looks pretty good so far.
If you're really nice to me, and tell me what you requi
Actually, this is probably has something to do with the way Nuke is
allocating memory on a threaded server.
Threaded support is fairly new to PHP. If the module does not carefully
observe memory allocations, Constants seem to be the first thing to get
hosed.
"Florian Clever" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I haven't worked with trans_sid much, so I'm not very familiar with the
specifics.
The problem is that the get variable PHPSESSID or whatever is passed as a
get while the action of a form is POST.
One workaround is to create a hidden input named PHPSESSID or SID and set
it's value to .
Good luc
Or better yet, download and install Apache!
I got bit w/iis4 and shutdown startup not working ...
Am now using php4apache.dll instead of the cgi on a production server now.
>8^O
""Phil Driscoll"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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But my point is that the communication overhead is still gained by process
based systems. True they don't have the same pooling ability, as does a
threaded process management. Overhead saved using pconnect is that which is
being debated here.
On a side note The OCI8 module in it's latest r
You need php4apache.dll only if you are running php as a module of Apache,
not as a CGI or executable. php.exe does not require php4apache.dll,
php4apache.dll does not require php.exe. They are mutually exclusive.
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I've been trying to compile php4 on Windows.
Almost there, but I haven't figured out how to resolve this, except to yank
COM stuff out of the source.
Haven't figured out how to compile oci8 either, but that's secondary to the
initial obstical.
With RC1 and the latest snaps, there are unresolved
What do you have %CYGWIN% set to?
Looks like it needs to be
drive:\base\path\to\cygwin
""Alan Flockhart"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi I was wondering if anybody had replied directly about this as I have
the
> same pr
rking (???) enabled? ...
>
> but after all this -forking- is not the issue here ... the real problem is
> that I MUST USE external executable's and i can't see a way to do that ...
>
> must i really take a shot, using PERL ?
>
> camooon ...
>
> Jürgen.
>
&g
I did some tracing on this bug I was experiencing.
With this code at the top of an include file, the results are unpretictable.
if(!defined("METABASE_MYSQL_INCLUDED"))
{
define("METABASE_MYSQL_INCLUDED",1);
...rest of include file...
}
require_once(); seems to work t
This appears to be an IIS specific issue.
Using IIS and Manuel Lemos' Metabase, I'm getting errors in
metabase_interface.php.
Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: metabase_oci_class in
metabase/metabase_interface.php on line 99
It's quite inconsistent. After recieving this error
Cute...
I think you've got a couple of things to do now. Your computer now has the
file type .php associated with php.exe. If that was what you really wanted
great! But I think it's not what you were looking for.
Under IIS on my box, I have properties for the computer a section called
Compute
Forking is a unix thing... What happens when a process comes to a fork in
the road, it splits and continues in two directions.
You can't execute a batch file, you need the command intrepreter to handle
that one, so the previous suggestion should be accurate. If you're on NT or
2000, maybe cmd.e
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