> > I am kind of curious if remarking out the calls to magic_quotes_gpc and
> > ignore_user_abort are going to cause any serious problems.
>
> JJ's right that not having the ignore_user_abort can cause problems under
> high load. I'll also add that magic_quotes_gpc being on will break stuff.
> You may start seeing items with mysterious \' strings in them because
> they're getting escaped twice. However, you don't need access to
> php3.ini to turn magic quotes off. You can do it with an Apache
> directive in an .htaccess file. Let me know if this isn't obvious and
> I'll post the instructions on how to do it.
>
> Leon
The reason I remarked them out was to get around the msg "Fatal error: Call
to unsupported or undefined function ...". The server I am on atm (and not
for long I hope) is not recognizing either get_magic_quotes_gpc() or
ignore_user_abort(). I have to admit that I do not know where they should
be. I have done some testing. It doesn't look like magic_quotes_gpc being
out is going to cause a problem, but user aborts will.
Are these php functions or apache? Are they recent additions to code and
possibly not working here because of version level? Also, I don't know how
to anything with apache beyond setting up directory access and file
permissions.
I feel like a putz for not know these things. Have tried looking them up
here (Apache Server Bible and Core PHP) but I am not finding anything.
Chuck
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