Jake McHenry wrote:
John W. Holmes wrote:
I
think just upgrading PHP and still using Apache2 will fix this bug,
though, and it should still work (it'll be dependent upon what
extensions you use and whether they are supported with Apache2).
Extensions.. As in file name extensions?
No, John means
In my original script, I had the main document using cookies. Now that
I'm setting up session, when I retrieve the cookie and put it in the
browser in my original script, I get NTCookie appended to the data
stored in the original cookie. NTCookie is what I have the name of the
session cookie set
Jake McHenry wrote:
In my original script, I had the main document using cookies. Now that
I'm setting up session, when I retrieve the cookie and put it in the
browser in my original script, I get NTCookie appended to the data
stored in the original cookie. NTCookie is what I have the name of the
John W. Holmes wrote:
Jake McHenry wrote:
In my original script, I had the main document using cookies. Now
that I'm setting up session, when I retrieve the cookie and put it
in the browser in my original script, I get NTCookie appended to
the
data stored in the original cookie. NTCookie is
Jake McHenry wrote:
Php 4.2.2 and yes, apache 2
You know that's not recommended, right? PHP is not stable with Apache2
yet. Either way, there is a bug with a specific version of PHP and
Apache2 that messes up request variables like you are talking about. If
you upgrade to the latest or a newer
John W. Holmes wrote:
Jake McHenry wrote:
Php 4.2.2 and yes, apache 2
You know that's not recommended, right? PHP is not stable
with Apache2
yet. Either way, there is a bug with a specific version of PHP and
Apache2 that messes up request variables like you are talking about.
If you
Jake McHenry wrote:
John W. Holmes wrote:
Jake McHenry wrote:
Php 4.2.2 and yes, apache 2
You know that's not recommended, right? PHP is not stable with
Apache2 yet. Either way, there is a bug with a specific version of
PHP and Apache2 that messes up request variables like you are
Jake McHenry wrote:
What should I be using then.. Apache 1.3? And will this fix the
problem... Or is it in the version of php I have?
Well, yes, you _should_ be using 1.3 and the latest version of PHP. I
think just upgrading PHP and still using Apache2 will fix this bug,
though, and it should
John W. Holmes wrote:
Jake McHenry wrote:
What should I be using then.. Apache 1.3? And will this fix the
problem... Or is it in the version of php I have?
Well, yes, you _should_ be using 1.3 and the latest version of PHP.
I
think just upgrading PHP and still using Apache2 will fix this
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