I was thinking the same bug, except that I'm not using real_connect
(pass login params when initializing the class), and also the issue
only occurs when logging is enabled.
I'm really at a loss here :-\
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Jonathan Langevin
PHP Site Solutions
http://www.phpsitesolutions.com
On Wed, Nov 26,
Hi Fergus, you're correct, the original code was developed in a hasty
fashion by the developer that I am now working alongside.
It's a situation where he's been rushed for a year, and hadn't had the
time to get more organized.
I've been going through the code, and cleaning up where possible,
Jonathan Langevin wrote:
Hoping someone may have some insight.
I'm a PHP developer for my current employer. Recently, a coworker and
myself started revamping our PHP-based intranet to add more OO
functionality and replace some of the repetitive procedural code that
was in place.
In this
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 10:27 AM, Jack Mays [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure why the connections are staying open, but I would suggest using
mysqli_real_connect with the flag to timout connections.
[...]
If this is way off base, let me know.
Jack, I think Jon shouldn't implement this
