> Meanwhile I found an indication that the IP-Address of the remote machine
> has to be stated when instanciating the com object .. but HOW? Which
format?
> Is there an example existing?
.. my monologue is to be continued ...
Here's an example of how to use real dcom :
$E = new COM("Excel.Applica
"M.Staiger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hello NG,
>
> Imagine that you have one machine running iis with php and want to call a
> COM-Server (e.g. Word) on a remote machine.Would this be possible? How
would
> it look like, if
Hello NG,
Imagine that you have one machine running iis with php and want to call a
COM-Server (e.g. Word) on a remote machine.Would this be possible? How would
it look like, if this is the call for the local machine : $word = new
COM("word.application");
Thanks,
Marc
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be possible to grant the IUSR_ access to the
directory on the other machine?
Marc
> "M.Staiger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> > Hello NG,
> >
> > I need to access files via PHP from another local server. For
> > secu
Hello NG,
I need to access files via PHP from another local server. For
security-reasons I need to access them throught their physical path (e.g.
C:\path\file.txt) and not through a virtual path (e.g.
http://domain/path/file.txt). Therefore I mounted a drive ("F:") to access
those files (e.g. F:\p
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> FYI, I've since removed 4.3.3 and re-installed 4.3.2 and it worked
> immediately. Only difference I noticed in install was 4.3.2 only showed
WWW
> Service in list to add .php to, whereas 4.3.3 showed WWW Service
forgot this one :
win2k server, iis 5.0, php 4.3.2 ISAPI
"M.Staiger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hello NG,
>
> for some reason we have problems with midsize to big file-uploads (around
> 5MB and bigger) that are performed by t
Hello NG,
for some reason we have problems with midsize to big file-uploads (around
5MB and bigger) that are performed by the website-visitors. It most likely
ends in a time out (60 sec), even though the internet-connection is
sufficiant (server AND client). We already tried everything (known to u
Hello NG,
sessions are usually stored in files on disk or directly in a database.
However when not only reading these sessions but also writing to them
extensively, it might be unseful to store these sessions directly in memory.
Rumors say, this is possible via "shared memory functions" which soun
