Nightwalker wrote:
Hi.
When I set session expiration using:
ini_set('session.gc_maxlifetime','3');
and I refresh page after 10 seconds or even change my system time to a
few hours ahead, the session variables still exist. It doesn't work even
Hmmm, do you mean the old session values are being c
Can you or someone suggest how I can access an image file on my drive
which is not part of the http-accessible directories (say in
C:\images\somepic.jpg) and display the filetype? I think once I can at
least get that to work, the rest should be fairly simple.
If all goes well, the only thing you sh
HI all.
Just get a new system to port a demo from windows 2000 to
windows xp, IIS. While at it, i figures i will download the
latest. BIG mistake. I installed mysql 4.1.7 and php 5 in
c\mysql and c\PHP. as well as eclipse and java. I set the
system path to include c\php and c:\php\ext.
php.ini is
Hello,
I'm running php 4.3.4 on IIS 5 with ISAPI. I want to execute a script which
open Matlab (mathematical software) and then open a specific file into
matlab. Everything works the way I want on the serveur through the command
line php.exe.
However, with a php script through a web browser the fo
Jason Barnett wrote:
Hmmm, do you mean the old session values are being carried forward?
Perhaps some code is in order here.
Yes. I also tried to increase the gc_probability value, so there will be
100% chance that the session data will be seen as garbage, but it still
doesn't work.
Of course I
Hi Jason,
I wonder if permissions are my problem, but... When I try and fopen the
file (using rb flags for read and binary) and try to do an fstat it
doesn't return any of the specific file information at all (lots of
zeros). I'm running Apache 2.0.51 under the LocalSystem account, and so
I assume
