[PHP-DB] Apache + php4 + pdflib + win32

2001-03-26 Thread Osman Omar

Hi,
Can I use pdflib on win32 platform using apache and php4?

if can how?

thanks


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[PHP-DB] Apache + PHP4

2001-03-14 Thread Mario Henrique Cruz Torres



Mario Henrique Cruz Torres wrote:

 Hello people, I have an Apache server running with PHP3, yesterday I
 installed PHP4, and changed httpd.conf to run php4 scripts, but when I try to
 see a php page, my browser asks if I want to download the file. Im want know
 how a httpd.conf file working with PHP4 looks like .

 My system is a Conectiva Linux ( REd Hat 5.0) with Apache 1.3.9 - and php4
 and mod_php4

 thanks a lot.

 Mario H.C.T.



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Re: [PHP-DB] Apache + PHP4

2001-03-14 Thread Russ Michell

Mario:

Ensure you have the following written similarly to this and UNCOMMENTED!

snippet_of_httpd.conf

# AddType allows you to tweak mime.types without actually editing it, or to
# make certain files to be certain types.
#
# For example, the PHP3 module (not part of the Apache distribution)
# will typically use:
#

AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
AddType application/x-tar .tgz
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php3 
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php .phtml

/snippet_of_httpd.conf

HTH :)

Russ

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[PHP-DB] Apache, PHP4, access problem to MS SQL 7.0

2001-02-14 Thread FreakyMark

Can anybody help me about my serious problem to connect to MS SQL 7.0. I
tried to use the freetds-driver but i'm not able to connect with it. They
said that I must define the Serverconnection in the interfaces-file. I found
one in the freetds-directory but i don't know how to write it correct. I've
got a Linux-webserver and MS SQL runs on a WinNT4.0-Server.

Thanks for any help,
Martin




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Re: [PHP-DB] Apache, PHP4, access problem to MS SQL 7.0

2001-02-14 Thread Darryl Friesen

 Can anybody help me about my serious problem to connect to MS SQL 7.0. I
 tried to use the freetds-driver but i'm not able to connect with it. They
 said that I must define the Serverconnection in the interfaces-file. I
found
 one in the freetds-directory but i don't know how to write it correct.
I've
 got a Linux-webserver and MS SQL runs on a WinNT4.0-Server.

There should be a file called 'interfaces' in whatever directory you
installed FreeTDS (our is in /usr/local/freetds).  That file lists all the
Sybase/MSSQL servers you can connect to.  Ours looks like this:

server1
query tcp tds4.2 128.233.x.y 1433
server2
query tcp tds7.0 128.233.x.y 1433

(substitute 128.233.x.y for the real IP numbers of your server).

For a 'standard' install of MSSQL server the port number is 1433.  Took me a
while to find that.  If you're using FreeTDS, the third parameter of the
interfaces file can be the version of TDS protocol to use when talking to
that server.

Also, make sure you have the SYBASE environment variable set to the
directory where FreeTDS is installed.

I'd recommend trying sqsh (SQL command line shell for Sybase servers --
works with MSSQL as well) to test the connection.  It assumes a full Sybase
install, so the Makefile took a little tweaking in order to get it to
compile, but once installed it will help you debug the connection problem,
test your queries etc.
Not sure of a download site, but if you search Google you're bound to find
it.

Hope that helps.


- Darryl

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