Is there any reason we are still supporting PHP3 for error_log?
Specifically that TCP/IP stuff. I was looking at error_log and I was
wondering if anyone had a good objection to me submitting a patch for it
to:
define constants ERRORLOG_SYSLOG, ERRORLOG_EMAIL, ERRORLOG_FILE ..
It's really
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
Marcus Boerger wrote:
To have ob_start() working again i first allowed
array(object,method).
Thanks, XML_Transformer works again with HEAD.
With HEAD, the server offers me the script's result as a download in
both Mozilla 1.0.0 and MSIE 6 when XML_Transformer
At 17:16 26.08.2002, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
Marcus Boerger wrote:
To have ob_start() working again i first allowed
array(object,method).
Thanks, XML_Transformer works again with HEAD.
With HEAD, the server offers me the script's result as a download in
Marcus Börger wrote:
Which SAPI do you use mod_apache or cgi?
CGI
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At 17:16 26.08.2002, Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
Sebastian Bergmann wrote:
Marcus Boerger wrote:
To have ob_start() working again i first allowed
array(object,method).
Thanks, XML_Transformer works again with HEAD.
With HEAD, the server offers me the script's result as a download in
During analysis of error_log i remembered it's lack to be integrated in
php_error() mechanism.
We could implement behaviour 5 and emit an E_USER_xxx message
with the name of the user function being executed.
Any comments?
marcus
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To
Marcus Börger wrote:
In cgi this simply maps fprintf(stderr,...). I must see if this can
cause the problem.
Just tested it with the Apache 2.0 Filter SAPI and it works fine.
I guess this answers the question of whether or not it's sapi/cgi
related.
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Bug or feature in all php versions?
If couple of users trigger error_log() in the same time - the output file
becomes garbled.
It should be nice to have flock with timeout. Is there some kind of alarm
(like in C) suitable for this?
Regards
Ivan
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