4_1_2_win32.php unsub.php`

Paul Dragoonis Sat, 08 Aug 2015 11:32:46 -0700

Commit: 78e71c7302de49af63517681b74e83339f8c3725 Author: Michael <[email protected]> Thu, 5 Jun 2014 20:04:40 +0200 Parents: aa68a100d468ec86237622fd7979e307e2fa2d22 Branches: master Link: http://git.php.net/?p=web/php.git;a=commitdiff;h=78e71c7302de49af63517681b74e83339f8c3725 Log: Replace <tt> with <code> The <tt>-tag doesn't exists anymore in HTML5 Changed paths: M git-php.php M manual/add-note.php M manual/phpfi2.php M releases/4_1_2_win32.php M unsub.php diff --git a/git-php.php b/git-php.php index c16c7a1..046cf95 100644 --- a/git-php.php +++ b/git-php.php @@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ EOT; to participate in any discussion your patch generates! Your patch may not get noticed the first time. Make sure that when you send your patch, you explain what it does. Make sure you use a clear subject when sending your - patch (you might even want to prefix it with <tt>"[PATCH]"</tt>). If nobody + patch (you might even want to prefix it with <code>"[PATCH]"</code>). If nobody seems to take notice after a few days, you might want to try resubmitting it. Your original message might have gotten missed because of another heated discussion. diff --git a/manual/add-note.php b/manual/add-note.php index 05c98af..e6043c6 100644 --- a/manual/add-note.php +++ b/manual/add-note.php @@ -302,8 +302,8 @@ else { address. You may still want to include a part in the email address that is understandable only by humans as our conversion can be performed in the opposite direction. You may submit your email address as - <tt>[email protected]</tt> for example (which will be displayed - as <tt>user at NOSPAM dot example dot com</tt>. If we remove your note we can + <code>[email protected]</code> for example (which will be displayed + as <code>user at NOSPAM dot example dot com</code>. If we remove your note we can only send an email if you use your real email address. </section> diff --git a/manual/phpfi2.php b/manual/phpfi2.php index 1582e4c..20a4d6a 100644 --- a/manual/phpfi2.php +++ b/manual/phpfi2.php @@ -54,10 +54,10 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. data</a> <ul> - <li><a href="#selmul"><tt>SELECT MULTIPLE</tt> and + <li><a href="#selmul"><code>SELECT MULTIPLE</code> and PHP</a></li> - <li><a href="#imagecoord"><tt>IMAGE SUBMIT</tt> and + <li><a href="#imagecoord"><code>IMAGE SUBMIT</code> and PHP</a></li> </ul> </li> @@ -268,7 +268,7 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. <dd> Step 1. - Run the install program: <tt>./install</tt> + Run the install program: <code>./install</code> You will be asked a number of questions. If you do not understand what is being asked, simply hit return. The @@ -277,19 +277,19 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. your configuration and log files however. Choose any directory to which the httpd (usually "nobody") has write privileges. You may create this directory manually somewhere - and simply <tt>chown nobody - directory</tt>. + and simply <code>chown nobody + directory</code>. Step 2. - Go into the src directory: <tt>cd src</tt> + Go into the src directory: <code>cd src</code> Have a look at the php.h file. There are a number of compile-time options that can be set here. Step 3. - type: <tt>make</tt> + type: <code>make</code> This will create the actual executable program file named php.cgi by default, or if you are installing the @@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. cgi-bin directory. If you do not have access to do this and wish to install it in your own personal directory, you may do so, but you should set the setuid bit on the executable with: - <tt>chmod u+s /path/php.cgi</tt> + <code>chmod u+s /path/php.cgi</code> If you do not make set the setuid bit on the binary then any files created by the binary will be owned by the user id @@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. line which was produced at the end of Step 3. And add: - <tt>Module php_module mod_php.o</tt> + <code>Module php_module mod_php.o</code> to the very end of the file. Then type: ./Configure and then make @@ -328,8 +328,8 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. Next you need to edit your Apache conf/srm.conf file and add a line like: - <tt>AddType application/x-httpd-php - .phtml</tt> + <code>AddType application/x-httpd-php + .phtml</code> This defines a new MIME, application/x-httpd-php, which will trigger the PHP module to parse any file ending with the @@ -354,7 +354,7 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. works by entering a URL similar to the following in your browser: - <tt>http://your.site.domain/cgi-bin/php.cgi</tt> + <code>http://your.site.domain/cgi-bin/php.cgi</code> This should show you a page which contains the version number along with various other useful information. @@ -372,7 +372,7 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. ie. - <tt>http://your.site.domain/cgi-bin/php.cgi/path/file.html</tt> + <code>http://your.site.domain/cgi-bin/php.cgi/path/file.html</code> You should have a look at the <a href="#redirect">CGI Redirection</a> section of this documentation. Running PHP/FI @@ -404,17 +404,17 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. Suppose you have a form: - <tt><FORM ACTION="/cgi-bin/php.cgi/~userid/display.html" + <code><FORM ACTION="/cgi-bin/php.cgi/~userid/display.html" METHOD=POST> <INPUT TYPE="text" name="name"> <INPUT TYPE="text" name="age"> <INPUT TYPE="submit"> - </FORM></tt> + </FORM></code> Your display.html file could then contain something like: - <tt><?echo "Hi $name, you are $age years - old!"></tt> + <code><?echo "Hi $name, you are $age years + old!"></code> It's that simple! PHP/FI automatically creates a variable for each form input field in your form. You can then use these @@ -550,12 +550,12 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. Configuration. The line to be added if you want to use the mod_actions module is: - <tt>Module action_module mod_actions.o</tt> + <code>Module action_module mod_actions.o</code> If you are using the mod_cgi_redirect.c module add this line: - <tt>Module cgi_redirect_module mod_cgi_redirect.o</tt> + <code>Module cgi_redirect_module mod_cgi_redirect.o</code> Then compile your httpd and install it. To configure the cgi redirection you need to either create a new mime type in @@ -564,19 +564,19 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. file to add the mime type. The mime type to be added should be something like this: - <tt>application/x-httpd-php phtml</tt> + <code>application/x-httpd-php phtml</code> If you are using the mod_actions.c module you need to add the following line to your srm.conf file: - <tt>Action application/x-httpd-php - /cgi-bin/php.cgi</tt> + <code>Action application/x-httpd-php + /cgi-bin/php.cgi</code> If you are using mod_cgi_redirect.c you should add this line to srm.conf: - <tt>CgiRedirect application/x-httpd-php - /cgi-bin/php.cgi</tt> + <code>CgiRedirect application/x-httpd-php + /cgi-bin/php.cgi</code> Don't try to use both mod_actions.c and mod_cgi_redirect.c at the same time. @@ -717,7 +717,7 @@ when it is bad, it is better than nothing. the command line</a></h2> If you build the CGI version of PHP/FI, you can use it from - the command line simply typing: <tt>php.cgi filename</tt> where + the command line simply typing: <code>php.cgi filename</code> where filename is the file you want to parse. You can also create standalone PHP/FI scripts by making the first line of your script look something like: @@ -1005,12 +1005,12 @@ leave off this option if you like. <li>Edit your srm.conf file and add lines similar to: - <tt>AddType application/x-httpd-fcgi .fcgi + <code>AddType application/x-httpd-fcgi .fcgi AppClass /usr/local/etc/httpd/fcgi-bin/php.fcgi -processes 4 AddType application/x-httpd-fphp .fhtml Action application/x-httpd-fphp - /fcgi-bin/php.fcgi </tt></li> + /fcgi-bin/php.fcgi </code></li> <li>Copy your php.cgi binary to /usr/local/etc/httpd/fcgi-bin/php.fcgi</li> @@ -1039,7 +1039,7 @@ leave off this option if you like. access control file. ie. - <tt>http://your.machine.domain/cgi-bin/php.cgi/path/file.html?config</tt> + <code>http://your.machine.domain/cgi-bin/php.cgi/path/file.html?config</code> Your configuration password will initially be set to your user id. If your user id does not work as your password, it probably @@ -1172,10 +1172,10 @@ leave off this option if you like. Access logging stores information about each "hit" on a page. This information can then be summarized by examining these log files. An example log file summarizing script is included in the - package. It is the <tt>log.html</tt> file in the - <tt>examples</tt> directory. This is the dbm log file analyzer. - The mSQL log file analyzer is called <tt>mlog.html</tt>. And the - mysql log file analyzer is called <tt>mylog.html</tt>. To run it, + package. It is the <code>log.html</code> file in the + <code>examples</code> directory. This is the dbm log file analyzer. + The mSQL log file analyzer is called <code>mlog.html</code>. And the + mysql log file analyzer is called <code>mylog.html</code>. To run it, copy it and the other mlog.* files to a directory accessible from your web server and type: <pre> @@ -1198,7 +1198,7 @@ leave off this option if you like. "#access">?config</a> section for the page, or by adding a tag like this to your page: - <tt><?setshowinfo(0)></tt> + <code><?setshowinfo(0)></code> <hr> <h2><a name="relative" id="relative">Relative vs. Absolute URL's @@ -1223,22 +1223,22 @@ leave off this option if you like. ~rasmus/public_html/file.html </pre> - If within the <tt>file.html</tt> file I had the tag: + If within the <code>file.html</code> file I had the tag: <pre> <IMG SRC="pic.gif"> </pre> when loaded normally this file gif file is expected to be in - <tt>~rasmus/public_html/pic.gif</tt>. However, when loaded + <code>~rasmus/public_html/pic.gif</code>. However, when loaded through a CGI wrapper with a URL like: <pre> http://my.machine/cgi-bin/php.cgi/~rasmus/file.html </pre> - then HTTPD sets the current directory to <tt>/cgi-bin</tt> (or + then HTTPD sets the current directory to <code>/cgi-bin</code> (or wherever the ScriptAlias might point) and subsequently when the - page is loaded the <tt>pic.gif</tt> file is expected to be in: - <tt>/cgi-bin/pic.gif</tt> which is usually not the desired + page is loaded the <code>pic.gif</code> file is expected to be in: + <code>/cgi-bin/pic.gif</code> which is usually not the desired effect. The quick way around this problem is to use absolute URL's. In @@ -1270,7 +1270,7 @@ leave off this option if you like. <pre> <IMG SRC="<?echo $PATH_DIR>/pic.gif"> </pre>By using the above, you can move the file containing this tag -around, and the tag will always refer to a <tt>pic.gif</tt> file in +around, and the tag will always refer to a <code>pic.gif</code> file in the same directory as the source HTML file. Another way to handle this is to use the traditional <BASE @@ -1335,7 +1335,7 @@ the same directory as the source HTML file. variables must be the last (or only) component of the GET method data for it to be valid. - <a name="selmul" id="selmul"><tt>SELECT MULTIPLE</tt> + <a name="selmul" id="selmul"><code>SELECT MULTIPLE</code> and PHP</a> The SELECT MULTIPLE tag in an HTML construct allows users to @@ -1366,8 +1366,8 @@ the same directory as the source HTML file. options were selected, and the <a href="#sort">sort()</a> function can be used to sort the option array if necessary. <hr> - <a name="imagecoord" id="imagecoord"><tt>IMAGE - SUBMIT</tt> and PHP</a> + <a name="imagecoord" id="imagecoord"><code>IMAGE + SUBMIT</code> and PHP</a> When submitting a form, it is possible to use an image instead of the standard submit button with a tag like: @@ -2120,45 +2120,45 @@ Ora_Logoff($conn); <blockquote> <dl> - <dt><tt>ereg("abc",$string);</tt></dt> + <dt><code>ereg("abc",$string);</code></dt> <dd>Returns true if "abc" is found anywhere in $string.</dd> - <dt><tt>ereg("^abc",$string);</tt></dt> + <dt><code>ereg("^abc",$string);</code></dt> <dd>Returns true if "abc" is found at the beginning of $string.</dd> - <dt><tt>ereg("abc$",$string);</tt></dt> + <dt><code>ereg("abc$",$string);</code></dt> <dd>Returns true if "abc" is found at the end of $string.</dd> <dt> - <tt>eregi("(ozilla.[23]|MSIE.3)",$HTTP_USER_AGENT);</tt></dt> + <code>eregi("(ozilla.[23]|MSIE.3)",$HTTP_USER_AGENT);</code></dt> <dd>Returns true if client browser is Netscape 2, 3 or MSIE 3.</dd> - <dt><tt>ereg("([[:alnum:]]+) ([[:alnum:]]+) - ([[:alnum:]]+)",$string,$regs);</tt> </dt> + <dt><code>ereg("([[:alnum:]]+) ([[:alnum:]]+) + ([[:alnum:]]+)",$string,$regs);</code> </dt> <dd>Places three space separated words into $regs[1], $regs[2] and $regs[3].</dd> - <dt><tt>ereg_replace("^"," ",$string)</tt></dt> + <dt><code>ereg_replace("^"," ",$string)</code></dt> <dd>Put a tag at the beginning of $string.</dd> - <dt><tt>ereg_replace("$"," ",$string)</tt></dt> + <dt><code>ereg_replace("$"," ",$string)</code></dt> <dd>Put a tag at the end of $string.</dd> - <dt><tt>ereg_replace(10,"",$string);</tt></dt> + <dt><code>ereg_replace(10,"",$string);</code></dt> <dd>Get rid of any linefeed characters in $string.</dd> - <dt><tt>ereg_replace(13," ",$string);</tt></dt> + <dt><code>ereg_replace(13," ",$string);</code></dt> <dd>Replace all carriage returns with a tag in $string.</dd> @@ -2520,7 +2520,7 @@ nibble, like 0?755: </pre> In this example it is easy to see why it is sometimes more - desirable to use the <tt>endif</tt> keyword as opposed to a + desirable to use the <code>endif</code> keyword as opposed to a closing brace. The above is much more readable than the following: <pre> @@ -2692,7 +2692,7 @@ nibble, like 0?755: <?$a = (2+1)*3+6/3> </pre> - The C-like incremental operators <tt>+=</tt> and <tt>-=</tt> + The C-like incremental operators <code>+=</code> and <code>-=</code> are supported. ie. <pre> <? $a += $b> @@ -2703,8 +2703,8 @@ nibble, like 0?755: <? $a = $a + $b> </pre> - The C-like bit-wise operators <tt>&=</tt>, <tt>|=</tt> and - <tt>^=</tt> are supported. ie. + The C-like bit-wise operators <code>&=</code>, <code>|=</code> and + <code>^=</code> are supported. ie. <pre> <? $a &= 4> </pre>This is equivalent to: @@ -2893,7 +2893,7 @@ nibble, like 0?755: on. The GetType() function returns the type. - <tt>GetType($a)</tt> would return "double" in this case. + <code>GetType($a)</code> would return "double" in this case. Functions also exist to return the 3 various types without moving the type flag. @@ -3197,8 +3197,8 @@ nibble, like 0?755: Ceil() rounds a floating point value up to the next integer. The return value is of type double (floating point) such that it can be used properly in complex equations. To - get an integer type back, use: <tt>$new = - IntVal(Ceil($value));</tt> + get an integer type back, use: <code>$new = + IntVal(Ceil($value));</code> See also <a href="#floor">Floor()</a>. </dd> @@ -3351,37 +3351,37 @@ nibble, like 0?755: verbosely: <ul> - <li><tt>Y - Year eg. 1995</tt></li> + <li><code>Y - Year eg. 1995</code></li> - <li><tt>y - Year eg. 95</tt></li> + <li><code>y - Year eg. 95</code></li> - <li><tt>M - Month eg. Oct</tt></li> + <li><code>M - Month eg. Oct</code></li> - <li><tt>m - Month eg. 10</tt></li> + <li><code>m - Month eg. 10</code></li> - <li><tt>F - Month eg. October</tt></li> + <li><code>F - Month eg. October</code></li> - <li><tt>D - Day eg. Fri</tt></li> + <li><code>D - Day eg. Fri</code></li> - <li><tt>l - Day eg. Friday</tt></li> + <li><code>l - Day eg. Friday</code></li> - <li><tt>d - Day eg. 27</tt></li> + <li><code>d - Day eg. 27</code></li> - <li><tt>z - Day of the year eg. 299</tt></li> + <li><code>z - Day of the year eg. 299</code></li> - <li><tt>H - Hours in 24 hour format eg. 13</tt></li> + <li><code>H - Hours in 24 hour format eg. 13</code></li> - <li><tt>h - Hours in 12 hour format eg. 1</tt></li> + <li><code>h - Hours in 12 hour format eg. 1</code></li> - <li><tt>i - Minutes eg. 5</tt></li> + <li><code>i - Minutes eg. 5</code></li> - <li><tt>s - Seconds eg. 40</tt></li> + <li><code>s - Seconds eg. 40</code></li> - <li><tt>U - Seconds since epoch eg. 814807830</tt></li> + <li><code>U - Seconds since epoch eg. 814807830</code></li> - <li><tt>A - AM/PM</tt></li> + <li><code>A - AM/PM</code></li> - <li><tt>a - am/pm</tt></li> + <li><code>a - am/pm</code></li> </ul> See also the <a href="#mktime">MkTime()</a> function. @@ -3631,7 +3631,7 @@ nibble, like 0?755: for example, is a GNU extension). Most conversions will accept a field width and a - precision, as shown in the <tt>demo_echo.html</tt> file in + precision, as shown in the <code>demo_echo.html</code> file in the directory /examples. It is not necessary to specify any type modifiers, and, in fact, PHP will complain if the type modifier does not make sense (which is almost always the @@ -3674,8 +3674,8 @@ nibble, like 0?755: <dd> ereg returns non-zero if the regular expression is matched in the argument string. For example, the condition, - <tt><?if (ereg("^This.*", "This is an example - string")></tt> would be true since the "^This.*" + <code><?if (ereg("^This.*", "This is an example + string")></code> would be true since the "^This.*" expression says to match the word This at the beginning of the string and then match any characters afterwards. If the regs argument is present, then @@ -3702,7 +3702,7 @@ nibble, like 0?755: ereg_Replace scans the entire argument string and replaces any portions of the string matched by the given expression with the replacement string. For example, in the string, - <tt>"This is an example string"</tt> we could very easily + <code>"This is an example string"</code> we could very easily replace every space with a dash with the command: ereg_replace(" ","-","This is an example string").For more information on regular @@ -3971,8 +3971,8 @@ nibble, like 0?755: Floor() rounds a floating point value down to the previous integer. The return value is of type double (floating point) such that it can be used properly in complex equations. To - get an integer type back, use: <tt>$new = - IntVal(Floor($value));</tt> + get an integer type back, use: <code>$new = + IntVal(Floor($value));</code> See also <a href="#ceil">Ceil()</a>. </dd> @@ -4953,8 +4953,8 @@ inserted at the end of the header, example: given component is set to the current value according to the current local time and date. These left out arguments may only be left out from right to left. ie. - <tt>MkTime(hour,min,sec)</tt> is valid, but - <tt>MkTime(mon,day,year)</tt> is not valid. Note that this + <code>MkTime(hour,min,sec)</code> is valid, but + <code>MkTime(mon,day,year)</code> is not valid. Note that this function can be very handy as a tool for doing both date arithmetic and date validation. You can feed it invalid parameters, such as a month greater than 12, or a day greater @@ -4980,8 +4980,8 @@ inserted at the end of the header, example: <dd> msql sends an mSQL query. Arguments are the database name - and the query string. ie. <tt><?msql("MyDatabase" - , "select * from table")></tt>. The return value + and the query string. ie. <code><?msql("MyDatabase" + , "select * from table")></code>. The return value from this function is a result identifier to be used to access the results from the other msql_ functions. A result identifier is a positive integer. The function returns @@ -5025,7 +5025,7 @@ inserted at the end of the header, example: msql_connect() is made in a file, then the connection to the first host is automatically closed. To explicitly connect to the msql daemon on the local host, use: - <tt><?msql_connect("localhost")></tt> + <code><?msql_connect("localhost")></code> This function is only available if mSQL support has been enabled in PHP. @@ -5090,7 +5090,7 @@ inserted at the end of the header, example: <dd> msql_FieldName returns the name of the specified field. Arguments to the function is the result identifier and the - field index. ie. <tt>msql_FieldName($result,2);</tt> will + field index. ie. <code>msql_FieldName($result,2);</code> will return the name of the second field in the result associated with the result identifier. This function is only available if mSQL support has been @@ -5276,8 +5276,8 @@ inserted at the end of the header, example: <dd> mysql sends a mysql query. Arguments are the database name - and the query string. ie. <tt><?mysql("MyDatabase" - , "select * from table")></tt>. The return value + and the query string. ie. <code><?mysql("MyDatabase" + , "select * from table")></code>. The return value from this function is a result identifier to be used to access the results from the other mysql_ functions. A result identifier is a positive integer. The function returns @@ -5334,7 +5334,7 @@ inserted at the end of the header, example: To explicitly connect to the mysql daemon on the local host, use: - <tt><?mysql_connect("localhost")></tt> + <code><?mysql_connect("localhost")></code> This function is only available if mysql support has been enabled in PHP. @@ -5399,7 +5399,7 @@ inserted at the end of the header, example: <dd> mysql_FieldName returns the name of the specified field. Arguments to the function is the result identifier and the - field index. ie. <tt>mysql_FieldName($result,2);</tt> will + field index. ie. <code>mysql_FieldName($result,2);</code> will return the name of the second field in the result associated with the result identifier. This function is only available if mysql support has been @@ -6253,8 +6253,8 @@ second variable for backwards compatibility. reg_Match returns non-zero if the regular expression is matched in the argument string. For example, the condition, - <tt><?if (reg_match("^This.*", "This is an example - string")></tt> would be true since the "^This.*" + <code><?if (reg_match("^This.*", "This is an example + string")></code> would be true since the "^This.*" expression says to match the word This at the beginning of the string and then match any characters afterwards. If the regs argument is present, then @@ -6274,8 +6274,8 @@ second variable still available for backwards compatibility. reg_Replace scans the entire argument string and replaces any portions of the string matched by the given expression with - the replacement string. For example, in the string, <tt>"This - is an example string"</tt> we could very easily replace every + the replacement string. For example, in the string, <code>"This + is an example string"</code> we could very easily replace every space with a dash with the command: reg_replace(" ","-","This is an example string").For more information on regular expressions, see the <a href= @@ -6744,9 +6744,9 @@ second variable both are included for completeness sake. They will return the portion of the string argument starting at the point where the given sub-string is found. For example, in the string, - "This is an example string" above, the call: <tt><?echo - strchr($string,"an ")></tt> would return the string: - <tt>"an example string"</tt>. + "This is an example string" above, the call: <code><?echo + strchr($string,"an ")></code> would return the string: + <code>"an example string"</code>. </dd> <dt><a name="strtr" id="strtr"><big> @@ -6794,9 +6794,9 @@ second variable both are included for completeness sake. They will return the portion of the string argument starting at the point where the given sub-string is found. For example, in the string, - "This is an example string" above, the call: <tt><?echo - strstr($string,"an ")></tt> would return the string: - <tt>"an example string"</tt>. + "This is an example string" above, the call: <code><?echo + strstr($string,"an ")></code> would return the string: + <code>"an example string"</code>. </dd> <dt><a name="strtok" id="strtok"><big> @@ -7321,9 +7321,9 @@ second variable <dd> To do this, edit lex.c and find the hash table - near the top of the file. Look for the line, <tt>static - cmd_table_t cmd_table[22][30] = {</tt>, which defines the - beginning of the hash table. The <tt>[22][30]</tt> defines + near the top of the file. Look for the line, <code>static + cmd_table_t cmd_table[22][30] = {</code>, which defines the + beginning of the hash table. The <code>[22][30]</code> defines the size of the 2 dimensional array which holds the hash table. The 22 is one greater than the maximum function name length and the 30 refers to the maximum number of functions @@ -7387,7 +7387,7 @@ void UnixTime(void) { expression stack only accepts strings, so we sprintf the long integer into a string and push it onto the stack indicating that it is actually a long integer with the line: - <tt>Push(temp,LNUMBER);</tt> + <code>Push(temp,LNUMBER);</code> </dd> <dt>Step 4 - Add your function prototype to diff --git a/releases/4_1_2_win32.php b/releases/4_1_2_win32.php index 2211d64..6463c11 100644 --- a/releases/4_1_2_win32.php +++ b/releases/4_1_2_win32.php @@ -24,8 +24,8 @@ site_header("PHP 4.1.2 Windows (Win32) Release Announcement"); The new settings are: <ul> - <li><tt>cgi.force_redirect 0|1</tt></li> - <li><tt>cgi.redirect_status_env ENV_VAR_NAME</tt></li> + <li><code>cgi.force_redirect 0|1</code></li> + <li><code>cgi.redirect_status_env ENV_VAR_NAME</code></li> </ul> <h2>WebServers affected by this vulnerability</h2> diff --git a/unsub.php b/unsub.php index f778d46..04e8730 100644 --- a/unsub.php +++ b/unsub.php @@ -41,15 +41,15 @@ site_header("Unsubscribing", array("current" => "community")); To unsubscribe from one of those mailing lists, all you usually need to - do is send an email to <tt>listname[email protected]</tt> - (substituting the name of the list for <tt>listname</tt> - — for example, <tt>[email protected]</tt>). + do is send an email to <code>listname[email protected]</code> + (substituting the name of the list for <code>listname</code> + — for example, <code>[email protected]</code>). If you are subscribed to the digest version of the mailing list, you need to send an email to - <tt>listname[email protected]</tt>. + <code>listname[email protected]</code>. @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ site_header("Unsubscribing", array("current" => "community")); of one of those messages. The email address will be encoded in the 'Return-Path' header with the @-sign replaced with an equals (=) sign. For example, if the subscribed email address is - <tt>[email protected]</tt>, the 'Return-Path' header will look + <code>[email protected]</code>, the 'Return-Path' header will look something like: @@ -166,8 +166,8 @@ site_header("Unsubscribing", array("current" => "community")); To unsubscribe an address like this that is different from what the mailing list software recognizes as your own address, you need to send mail to - <tt>listname-unsubscribe-joecool=example.com@lists.php.net</tt> - (or <tt>-unsubscribe-digest-</tt>, if the address is subscribed to the + <code>listname-unsubscribe-joecool=example.com@lists.php.net</code> + (or <code>-unsubscribe-digest-</code>, if the address is subscribed to the digest format of the list). @@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ site_header("Unsubscribing", array("current" => "community")); absolutely no reason that you would be unable to unsubscribe yourself from the list, except for your ability to follow these directions. However, if you find yourself unable to unsubscribe from the mailing list, send an - email to <tt>[email protected]</tt>. Make sure to include the + email to <code>[email protected]</code>. Make sure to include the complete headers from one of the messages you have received from the mailing list. Keep in mind that there's a human being at the other end of that last email address, so you'll have to be patient. -- PHP Webmaster List Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php Previous message View by thread View by date Next message Reply via email to

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