At 15:04 21/2/2001, André Langhorst wrote:
>>That's what I recalled too. I don't think that this can work today, so
>>if this check got lost along the way, it should probably be restored.
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>hehe, the PHP Mime type check is still there, but why do we shut down all
>buffers?
>what did it intenti
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> > That's what I recalled too. I don't think that this can wo
> That's what I recalled too. I don't think that this can work today, so
> if this check got lost along the way, it should probably be restored.
hehe, the PHP Mime type check is still there, but why do we shut down all buffers?
what did it intentionally fix? I still do not get it...
andré
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At 00:35 21/2/2001, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
>Ah right. I vaguely remember writing a check for this years ago.
That's what I recalled too. I don't think that this can work today, so if
this check got lost along the way, it should probably be restored.
Zeev
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> At 00:18 21/2/2001, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> > > Hrm, it *is* intentional. But we may need to do something smarter here.
> > > One thing that I don't understand - one can't really call virtual() on
> > > another PHP file, can she?
> >
> >Why not? virtual() just kicks off an Apache sub-request.
At 00:18 21/2/2001, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> > Hrm, it *is* intentional. But we may need to do something smarter here.
> > One thing that I don't understand - one can't really call virtual() on
> > another PHP file, can she?
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>Why not? virtual() just kicks off an Apache sub-request. That
>sub-r
> Hrm, it *is* intentional. But we may need to do something smarter here.
> One thing that I don't understand - one can't really call virtual() on
> another PHP file, can she?
Why not? virtual() just kicks off an Apache sub-request. That
sub-rerquest can be any valid Apache request.
-Rasmus
Hrm, it *is* intentional. But we may need to do something smarter here.
One thing that I don't understand - one can't really call virtual() on
another PHP file, can she?
Zeev
At 17:18 19/2/2001, André Langhorst wrote:
>I tried (and failed) to figure out why virtual() closes any output buffers,
I tried (and failed) to figure out why virtual() closes any output buffers,
I think this is not very gentle, could anybody enlighten me?
andré
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