Windows 2000 Pro
In installed the IIS5 version of PHP 4 according to the installation
directions. However, PHP content pages return a 500 error when executed.
I copied the required DLLs into the the windows/system32 diretory. I have
started and stopped (using the full start and stop method).
W
Alejandro C. Garrammone wrote:
Sorry, but it isn't a question of PHP.
Somebody know a Free Mail Server that works on a LAN with win9x???
Best Regards,
Alex
Then there is probably a better place to ask then... ;)
Cygwin does have exim, and some other mail packages that are included in
the di
Croskerry, Dan wrote:
Hi List,
Can anyone recommend a good, free php/mysql discussion board / message board
/ forum, whatever you want to call it? I'm just looking for a simple one
that is easy to configure and even modify slightly. I know there are loads
out there but I just wanted to know if an
Jim MacDiarmid wrote:
I'd like to have php support multiple sites, is it possible to have
multiple doc_root directives in the php.ini?
Thanks,
Jim
can you let us know more about your setup? (web server, version, cgi, etc.)
thanks!
speeves
cws
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Marlene Burckhalter wrote:
Dear Svensson, B.A.T.(HKG),
Thank you for your professional advice. I did actually isolate the problem to a block of code, took it out, and wrote better code with the help of someone who knows more than I. Someone a lot like you, probably.
Yeah, I find that B.A.T's
Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG) wrote:
You probaly need to set the content type properly.
A comment on storing binary content in an RDBMS's:
QUESTION: Is it possible to do a SELECT on an image that makes sence.
ANSWER: no!
that is what metadata is for.
So, the concensus might be that one rather would
Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG) wrote:
Ahhh The age old question about storing
images in the database ;)
I take no stand point for either side, but from a
puristic relational stand point, binary contents
has nothing, what so ever, to in the RDBMS.
Again, that is what metadata is for :)
spee
Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG) wrote:
I take no stand point for either side, but from a
puristic relational stand point, binary contents
has nothing, what so ever, to in the RDBMS.
Again, that is what metadata is for :)
What do you refer to as meta data in this context?
the information t
