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Operating system: OpenBSD 2.8
PHP version: 4.0.4
PHP Bug Type: MySQL related
Bug description: extract() does not overwrite old values in a while loop with the
EXTR_OVERWRITE
$sql = "select * from organization order by
. Still, the performance gain in running php as a SAPI instead of a CGI module
would be nice!
Scott Gould
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gain in running php as a SAPI instead of a CGI module
would be
nice!
Scott Gould
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The following message appears the in the event log when asp.dll stops responding:
The server failed to load application '/LM/W3SVC/6/Root'. The error was 'The
application called an interface
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Operating system: Redhat Linux 7.0
PHP version: 4.0.6
PHP Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Bug description: set_error_handler doesn't trap all errors
I believe this is the same bug as bug report 11803, but I think the scope
is wider than initially
to mcrypt_module_open. That's the one
that hoses me.
$cipher = des;
$td = mcrypt_module_open ($cipher, , MCRYPT_MODE_CBC, );
Sometimes it works, other times, I get seg faults, which would rule out
library permissions, etc.
Any ideas?
Scott
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to the call to mcrypt_module_open. That's the one that hoses
me.
$cipher = des;
$td = mcrypt_module_open ($cipher, , MCRYPT_MODE_CBC, );
Sometimes it works, other times, I get seg faults, which would rule out library
permissions, etc.
Any ideas?
Scott
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Operating system: Linux
PHP version: 4.0.6
PHP Bug Type: Strings related
Bug description: chop/rtrim don't whack null bytes as advertised
trim() seems to work, but rtrim/chop don't appear to kill a null at the end
of a string variable.
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Operating system: AIX 4.3.3
PHP version: 4.0.6
PHP Bug Type: *Configuration Issues
Bug description: --with-iodbc, --with-ibm-db2 doesn't work together when using
./configure
When proceeding to use the './configure' command and include the 2
in both the ld_library_path and libpath to see if whether
it work or not. So far, it doesn't!
Sorry, I cannot help you all any further.
Scott F.
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It's your
report for an earlier PHP version suggested to run ./configure to
find out what compile options were set. This obviously doesn't work for
the distributed binary...
While we are on the subject, I don't suppose you can shed light on why it
isn't enabled?
Scott.
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But Windows php.exe doesn't show the compile-time options in phpinfo().
It used to be at the top of phpinfo()... where is it now?
By the way, I'm running IIS / CGI mode.
A side issue - why is memory_limit disabled for Windows?
Scott.
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are for mysql only.
tia
-Scott
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There is something called constraints in the database (generally).
You have to set that field in the database, to unique, or make a "unique"
index on that field.
regards.
idsarts.
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pache-stamp] Error 2
The machine is Linux 2.4.1. Distribution is Debian Unstable. I am compiling
the latest cvs from within my own debian package. Any ideas what is
happening. I am not an expert when it comes to c and such.
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What is the highest version of php that the optimizer supports. I have gone
all through the zend web page and can not find any references to 4.0.5 or
4.0.6. Are they currently supported, or do we need to wait for update to be
made?
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Here is the script I was running to get some info.
?
echo htmlheadtitleSystem Info/title/headbody;
echo pre;
echo posix_getpid: . posix_getpid() . \n\n;
echo posix_getppid: . posix_getppid() . \n\n;
echo posix_uname: . print_r(posix_uname()) . \n\n;
echo posix_times: . print_r(posix_times())
.)
Are there any ideas on this??
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factor. Nor should putting the stuff
in PHP because the different platforms have different means of making the stuff
happen. In essance PHP would become it's own Web Server, which would bring
about a whole new level of potential issues. Not to mention time frame to get
it implemented.
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What wrong with:
exec('perl {script name}', $array);
?
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Quoting Roman Neuhauser [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 11:03:09 +0930
no response.
It doesn't help if people are using non-file generators, but that's
gotta be like 1% of the usage.
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Index: sapi/apache2filter/sapi_apache2.c
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RCS file: /repository/php4/sapi/apache2filter/sapi_apache2.c,v
I have seen in the past that the SMTP code loses \r\n as it's end lines. These
need to be present or you see this hang.
SMTP end line is \r\n not \n.
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Quoting Matt Haught [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am
The file that is suspect is pear/Net/SMTP.php
mailFrom()
rcptTo()
data()
These are the functions that could have the error. The lines that show
socket-write are where you should see '\r\n'.
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Quoting
It appears to be some kind of timeout that it is waiting for. 60 seconds tends
to be a timeout. Mabye it is trying to fill the full 2048, and waiting till the
timeout is past.
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Quoting Matt Haught
I'm trying to write an extention that calls a C++ lib i've written.
I've gotten the module to compile and function mostly correctly, but I
have a problem opening files for writing within functions of the lib.
My code links libpng to write image files to a img directory on the
webserver. The
Nevermind... Seems the webserver was on afs filespace, and apache/php
didnt like the permissions it had there. Everything works now that I
moved it to a jfs filesystem.
Scott Baker wrote:
I'm trying to write an extention that calls a C++ lib i've written. I've
gotten the module to compile
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