er PHP would not build at all
with --with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs on another machine with Apache 2.0.40
installed.
In any case, I really need to get something working. Any advice is
appreciated.
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On Sunday 25 August 2002 06:10 am, Casey Allen Shobe wrote:
> I would much rather be using Apache 2.0.40, however PHP would not build at
> all with --with-apxs2=/usr/sbin/apxs on another machine with Apache 2.0.40
> installed.
I was stupid in saying that without mentioning any furth
ave to click on
> >> Refresh to get the actual page content. I've placed the following at
> >> the top of the HTML file but it doesn't seem to do anything. Any help
> >> would be appreciated.
>
> Krzysztof Dziekiewicz
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amsus wrote:
> They are identical except for the PHP SetCookie() version using a 2-digit
> year (which can be changed in your php.ini file with the y2k directive).
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02 08:13 am, Jerry wrote:
> Now, how to connect to a DB2 database server without ODBC ?
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r any other information required to
diagnose, I would be very thankful. I need to get this working ASAP, and
have been fighting it to no avail for the past few hours.
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On Tuesday 15 January 2002 10:22 am, Richard Crawford wrote:
> On the new machine, does your code work in Netscape or Mozilla or Opera?
>
> Does it work in IE on other machines?
>
> If yes, then double-check the security settings in the new installation
> of IE on the new comp
_id and
registration.sw_nibc=\'955\'');
$num_queue_alerts = db_query ($db2_conn, 'select count(*) from alerts where
egad=-1');
...then the output is '15'. What is the logic here? I see none... Does
anyone else use multiple data sources?
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files in system
I don't know how to track this down - any help would be appreciated. The
operating system is Linux; the webserver Apache.
I cannot connect to the database when I start seeing these. Restarting Apache
makes the problem go away for a few days.
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nning out of memory).
Fixed. I downloaded lsof, and determined that every httpd process had a lot
of /tmp/freetds.log handles open, so I disables logging in the freetds.conf
file.
Excellent. I love UNIX.
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Hey,
Anybody gotten PHP to work with Publicfile? Is there documentation somewhere?
Thanks,
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Content is my own and does
alternative is using wget on the URL, or links -dump if
you have that instead.
Or if your script has #!/usr/bin/php or whatever path at the top and is made
executable, you can just call that script without relying on the webserver.
I think, even if it's just a normal php file you could cron
> EuroVox
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> Tel : 01 44 67 05 05
> Fax : 01 44 67 05 19
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GCS/CM d+ s+:-
s it's value to the page that
loads when you submit the form.
So in the page that sets the cookie:
if ($checkbox == 1 ) {
setcookie (whatever);
} else {
setcookie (whateverelse);
}
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GCS/CM d+ s+:->+: a-- C++() ULU$ P- L+++>++
setcookie and started using this:
$date = gmdate("D, d-M-Y H:i:s", ($time));
header ('Set-Cookie: username='.$username.'; expires='.$date.' GMT; path=/;
domain='.$SERVER_ADDR);
Problem is, I just upgraded a machine to Netscape 6.2 from 6.1, and now it
won
find a way...
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d users section. Should I
> be setting the cookie on the top of the page that I am sending them to?
Yes, or do what I do and redirect to a dologin page that sets the cookie and
autorefreshes after one second to the real page, which requires the cookie to
be set already.
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lders?
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> Steve Osborne
> Database Programmer
> Chinook Multimedia Inc.
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GDLibrary >= 2.0
> >
> > - PHP installed as module
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> > - mind 5 Subdomains
> >
> > - mind 100 MB Speicherplatz
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> > - evtl. Java VM
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> > - MySQL
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> Thanx andy
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s false.
I heavily dislike this coding style, however, and personally would use
something like this:
$varA was ');
if ($varA == true) {
print ('true');
} else {
print ('false');
}
print ('.'."\n");
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