-client, *really* need access to REMOTE_USER from within c-client
itself).
does anyone have suggestions?
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with PHP 3.0.x, but switched to the CGI version to
get around it. We migrate to the apache server module version to try and
get some extra speed out of our mail application, and to take some load
off of the server.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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).
Anyone have ideas of what changes between the cgi and apache module
versions of php that might cause this?
I've tried this with imap 4.7c, imap 2000c, php 4.0.5 and 4.0.6, and the
solaris and transarc versions of the krb4 libraries.
thanks
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attention to it? Anyone have any suggestions? I'm at a
loss.
thanks
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blank. Does anybody know why?
Thanks in advance,
Liam
s. Is there a
way around this that is used by both (and all other Unix) OSs? Am I stuck?
Thanks in advance again,
Liam
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I'm using a system that uses shadow passwords, and I'm wondering if there is a way to
make posix_pwnam go around that, so that all my passwords returned don't end up being
'x'. Is there a way to do this with posix_pwnam or another command? RIght now, I'm
using an ugly hack, but would much
I'm using the file command, which reads an entire file and sticks it into an
array. I'm trying to read a file from mp3.com, and what I get back is
basically that the connection is refused. Doesn't it just load it up like
any browser would load it? Is there an equivalent command that wouldn't try
What does it mean when I get the line 'posix_getpwnam(username) failed with
"Error number not set" in /xx.php3 on line ##' printed? It doesn't return
anything anymore.
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function from a url, or from PHP? For example:
Would I be able to type something like:
http://www.someurl.com/filename/javascript:javascriptname?parameterlist=valuelist;
or is there a way PHP can do this??
Thanks.
Liam
Our ldap servers use K4 credentials to bind against the server.
We're interested in developing a new web based ldap client, but it doesn't
appear that PHP's ldap implementation actually supports kerberos.
If I'm wrong, is it documented someplace?
Has someone done this before?
Liam Hoekenga
UM
Can anyone tell me how to up the max. execution time in PHP? I know it's been said
before, but I can't remember how it's done.
Liam
eas on why it does this or how to fix it?
Liam
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Should probably put the whole thing.
Why does this produce a parse error (I know that include statements do weird
things to if structures):
if($username != "") {
code
code
code
} else {
include("file.php3");
}
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/*do stuff*/
}
}
Thanks a lot everyone!
Liam...
$max=mysql_result($result);
$max = mysql_num_rows($result).
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