>headers. The headers it did return are:
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> which I know really means can't find the document. But it can. Is anyone else using
>a remote host for your document root and using PHP?
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> Thomas
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references. Does this make any sense at all? Might I get some help on
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all.
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I'm using the Win2k NLB services with PHP4 and it works fine. You can set
the affinity to none, single, or a whole subnet to ensure that your client
reaches the same server for that session
If you use cookies to store your login information then the affinity problem
goes away as the cookies
Thanks for all your help. You're right, I can't map a drive because IIS is
running as a service under win2k and I can't use the user dependant drive
mappings...
I'll try this patched version?
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I don't supposed anyone has this, or knows where I could obtain a
precompiled version of 4.06 or better? From what I've read in the PHP bug
database this version may fix at least some of the problems with UNC
filenames on windows platforms.
Regards,
Paul
Not yet, but I want to stay with the \\computername\share
format if I can becuase then I can run the
same commands on any server without worrying about drive letters and drive.
Drive mappings are also made for the user, not the system which will cuase
me problems.
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Hi,
I've been using PHP4 and IIS5 on Win2k and IIS5 for ages now. I now need to
host some of my files on a network share instead of on a local drive. All
that should need changing is the location on the files on IIS5, which is
\\computername\share\folder. All the non-php sites still work OK af
Hi,
If I have a piece of code for security reasons we don't want even the
sysadmin of the NT system to be able to view. Is there a way to distribute
it in a way it can't be viewed, i.e. compiled perhaps?
Thanks.
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