Hi Folks, Let me begin with the direct question to save you time. If you want more info read more about the issue by reading 'The Problem:' below.
The question: Is there any way to '--enable-track-vars' in my Macintosh laptop running Mac OS-X 10.1.5 and a version 4.2.1 installation of PHP without creating a php.ini file? Is there a command I can run to do this? If so... What directory do I need to be in when I do this? Configuration Info: Mac OS X PHP Version 4.2.1 The problem: I have a PHP application which works fine on a Cobalt server that is running PHP 4.0.2. My problem is that I'm trying to run this application (a set of PHP scripts) on my Macintosh laptop which is running Mac OS X 10.1.5. I have tested the PHP installation using the phpinfo() function on my laptop and it works fine. But my scripts require the tracking of variables. By running the phpinfo() function on both my laptop (PHP v. 4.2.1 this does not run my scripts) and the cobalt server (PHP v. 4.0.2 this does run my scripts) I noticed that there was some difference in the configuration. I noticed that my laptop configuration does not have '--enable-track-vars' listed under the Configure Command information in the PHP configuration page that results from running the phpinfo() function but the Cobalt PHP installation does have that listed. The installation of PHP I used was obtained from: http://www.entropy.ch/software/macosx/php/ This page says that this installation package does not include a php.ini file and it goes on to say that, if I want this file I should just create it. But it does not say what should go into this php.ini file. I suppose I could just copy the php.ini file from the Cobalt server running PHP v. 4.0.2 but I think that won't work. Any ideas? Thanks in advance, Mario Salinas -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
