At 2:17 PM -0400 7/1/07, Warren Myers wrote:
It should also be noted that connections will automatically timeout,
so you don't technically need to close it (though it's a Good Idea
(tm)).
As for me, I always close doors after I travel through them -- just a
force of habit. I don't open files,
On 6/29/07, PaulCheung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I would like to set up secure login to my website, which is still under
> development and I want visitors to login using their allocated User-ID and
> Password. Of course, if they pass authentication they are in and if not they
> are 100% comple
It should also be noted that connections will automatically timeout, so you
don't technically need to close it (though it's a Good Idea (tm)). With
pconnect, PHP *should* reopen the connection if it's timed-out on MySQL's
end.
WMM
On 7/1/07, Jakob Buchgraber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am i
I believe the latest version of PHP Mailer takes care of this problem. (Ver
1.73 is the latest and this was addressed in 1.72).
See: http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net/
Jeff
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I am in no position to correct you, but isn't it that PHP talks to MySQL
rather then the HTTP client? As far as MySQL is concerned, the
connection comes from where the PHP interpreter is located. And since
each connection from PHP to MySQL gets named sufficiently uniquely I
guess that PHP can k
