> Court-
> No luck yet. Here is the call to mail():
>
> $mr = mail("[EMAIL PROTECTED]", "subject", "Line 1");
>
> Simple and straight forward. But I'm still getting the error:
> Warning: Server Error in E:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ckmailtest.php on line 22
Could you try this out:
$address = "[EMAIL PRO
php-windows Digest 25 Jan 2002 09:11:52 - Issue 969
Topics (messages 11628 through 11636):
Re: Windows NT SMTP Set Up Help Needed
11628 by: Charlie Killian
11629 by: Shrock, Court
11636 by: Martin Lindhe
Limit connection/download
11630 by: Olivier Hubert
On Tue, 2002-01-22 at 22:17, Alex Black wrote:
> > Template classes are also foundation components of modern
> > applications.
>
> They are certainly important, but they do not prevent interoperability in
> the same way that different database abstraction packages do.
>
> >> application, using A
On Tue, 2002-01-22 at 22:24, Björn Schotte wrote:
> * Alex Black wrote:
> > > Of course, but no one forces you to do that. I, as a developer,
> > > can choose if I want to use PEAR::Metabase in my application
> > > or PEAR::DB.
> > Yes, which is not a good idea. If you're tying to get people to us
The answer to this question is the same as the answer to the question
that is "Why is the Internet so slow?"
Your 765Kb/s is probably the fastest part in the link, and your
connection is only as fast as the slowest part of the chain. tracert to
find out where it is but there is probably not a lo
* Stig S. Bakken wrote:
> this effort. I don't understand why this is an issue for you, could you
> explain?
I already explained it several times.
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>Is there something in the registry that i can change? Maybe
>its a registry setting for an up down ratio?
You might have a "boosted web connection", with differential bandwidth
assigned for UL and DL, check with your ISP configuration.
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Have u tried using "soap"
tee hee hee (sorry...couldn't resist!)
Ignatius
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From: "Shrock, Court" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 7:13 AM
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] Include()
>
If they are registed, this means they must login, which you may then be
using database for this. Add a new field, totaldownloads, and update that
field for each download. You know who it is because they logged in. Each
time the user logs in with that name, you always know their download count.
go
Hi Martin-
Separating the parameters from the function call didn't work. I think the
problem is with the WindowsNT SMTP server.
How should the WindowsNT SMTP server be set up to make mail() work?
Charlie
> Could you try this out:
>
> $address = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
> $head = "From: PHP Test <[E
Yes, I can know how many files users have downloaded, I already log this
and allow them to be ranked by the number of downloads. However, I want to
restrict downloads so that a given user can only download one file at a
time. My problem is that I don't know how to monitor the downloads so that
ah, true. good one; so if a download failed, then they'd lose one and you
wouldn't know. I see.
Well .. if _what_ they are downloading can also be recorded in the
database, then allow them access to download that same thing however many
times they want. So if it should fail or succeed, it wouldn
Assuming the file is in parsable format, such as csv, you can just read
through the file, form insert statements, and insert the data this way.
Example:
you file: cats.txt
===
"name","color","gender","age"
"Sly","black and white", "male", 2
"Tiger","orange","male",2
"
Are you using a ISDN type line (digital signal) or ADSL type line
(Broadband, Analogue signal)?
If you are using ADSL, then it is set up to download much faster than it can
upload as this is the usage pattern of a normal internet user.
AOL does not recommend using ADSL for running servers because
The problem is not the ADSL problem. He explains he is on a 1.5meg download
and a 765K upload. The problem is that he can't upload at the speed his
line
is quoted at. I still say that it is most likely that the slowest link in
the
chain is 15K and is slowing it down. 15K is still bloody fast,
php-windows Digest 26 Jan 2002 00:44:13 - Issue 970
Topics (messages 11637 through 11651):
Re: [binarycloud-dev] Re: [PEAR-DEV] Re: [metabase-dev] RE: [PEAR-DEV] New Metabase
Aniversary release
11637 by: Stig S. Bakken
11649 by: Alex Black
Re: [PEAR-DEV] Re: [binarycloud-d
Hi all,
Here is the situation.
I have Windows 2000 SP2, IIS5 running PHP 4.1.1 using CGI.
My PHP folder is C:\php
Extension Folder is: C:\php\extension
PHP.INI file: extention_dir = "C:\php\extension\"
First problem that I have is loading extensions. Every time I try to
uncomment an extension
> I'm currently writing "The PEAR Manifest", a document that clearly
> defines PEAR once and for all. I'll post the first draft on pear-dev
> here when it's done, but to answer your question, there has been talk
> about a "core" set of packages for a while. In the manifest these are
> called PFC
Hello,
Björn Schotte wrote:
>
> * Stig S. Bakken wrote:
> > this effort. I don't understand why this is an issue for you, could you
> > explain?
>
> I already explained it several times.
I understand your concern of this PEAR-DB x Metabase merger may open a
precedent that will motivate others
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
We could do with the entrie bug report, the OS, precise version numbers
(partial output from phpinfo() if possible), server type etc :)
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> When I installed PHP 4, I ran the test.php it appeared to have been
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.
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> I use php4.1.1 + IIS4 + NT4
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
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