Hi,
Has anyone out there had problems trying to use the MySQL modules with
IIS6/ISAPI on Win2k3? Whenever I enable MySQL (or exif or curl, for that
matter), PHP pages make the browser just sit there waiting; it
subsequently takes forever to shut down the IIS service.
-Felipe Gasper
Cincinnati
since
MySQL 4.1, with its GROUP_CONCAT function, isn't released yet. The
downside is that it's not quite as "pure" a data layout, and there
probably are portability concerns as well. Of course, were you using
Postgres, you could just make an array-typed column. ;-)
Just my $.02;
So maybe explode by commas, then explode by "\D" to get ranges?
-Felipe Gasper
Quoth George Pitcher on 9/29/2004 10:52 AM...
John,
I think you've missed my point. I'm currently 'exploding' by ',' to give me
sub ranges and then 'exploding' the
I've got it working; what's your issue?
-Felipe Gasper
Quoth Dean L. Howen on 9/28/2004 10:14 PM...
Dear Friends,
I've tried to install PHP 5.0.1 on Windows Server 2003 with IIS 6.0, but I
can't make it work.
Please give me some helpfull details information.
--
Quidquid latin
g I should do to prevent future
security problems.
It sounds as if you're running PHP as an ISAPI module, which I've read
is less stable but more secure. I haven't had problems with the ISAPI
module, but my app where I use this setup is pretty low-traffic.
Hope this helps.
-Felip
load the page, I guess, but it's minimal traffic for doing so.
-Felipe Gasper
Quoth Александр Ильяшов on 10/7/2004 8:08 AM...
Hello.
Do you know how to change adress such
"http://server.lg.ua/index.php?par1=temp1&par2=temp2..."; to
"http://server.lg.ua/"; without re
Use the libmysql.dll provided by PHP - that should work just fine.
-Felipe Gasper
Quoth Marc Kia on 10/8/2004 1:18 AM...
Hello,
I have the same probleme if I undersoud well:
The last available MYSQL 4.0.21 is not supported by the php_mysql.dll
because of the suppression of the drop_database
Did you check Event Viewer? Set error reporting to E_ALL? Put your PHP
directory in PATH?
It looks like IIS is *trying* to load PHP, based on the error that the
link gives.
-Felipe Gasper
Quoth zac korpi on 10/8/2004 3:43 PM...
Hi,
I've installed PHP manually on W2K server - IIS. I fol
I had a similar problem until I took MySQL out of the system's PATH;
this fixed my problem. PHP apparently needs its own client library and
will hork on the one from MySQL.
-FG
Quoth Alex Popescu on 10/4/2004 4:28 PM...
I sent this message to 3 lists just hoping I would get some help. I just
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