On Thu, Aug 30, 2007 at 11:33:31AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It doesn't. I am finding more and more web providers setup Apache to
> not give any error messages when something goes wrong.
You know you can most likely use ini_set('display_errors', 1) combined
with ini_set('error_reportin
David Krings wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kenneth Dombrowski wrote:
Hi Gary,
what does it complain about when you remove the error supression @s ?
It doesn't. I am finding more and more web providers setup Apache to
not give any error messages when something goes wrong.
Just out o
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kenneth Dombrowski wrote:
Hi Gary,
what does it complain about when you remove the error supression @s ?
It doesn't. I am finding more and more web providers setup Apache to
not give any error messages when something goes wrong.
Just out of curiosity, why not
Gary Mort wrote:
I have a complex little install script that creates directories and
subdirectories and copies files.
It keeps failing on one providers server.
I boiled down the install script problems to the fact that it cannot
create a subdirectory after creating a directory.
If you're no
Rolan Yang wrote:
I lost some hair over the same issue when trying to hack FsckEditor
with image upload into a clients website hosted at hosting4less.com
The details are kind of vague, but I remember it having something to
do a php SAFE MODE restriction on mkdir and the fact that the web
server
Thanks for all the suggestions. I'm debugging it now and making sure i
destroy everything. I'd send you the code but it's huge. Basically,
I'm taking each photo and downsizing 4 ways per. Yes, 4.
I'll check out shalbum as well - sounds great. But for this, there are
associated DB calls and
Gary Mort wrote:
I have a complex little install script that creates directories and
subdirectories and copies files.
It keeps failing on one providers server.
I boiled down the install script problems to the fact that it cannot
create a subdirectory after creating a directory.
I lost some
Ajai Khattri wrote:
On Thu, 30 Aug 2007, Gary Mort wrote:
I set the mode to 777 just to make sure the directory would be created
completely unsecured(I will also note that does not happen, instead the
directory is created as 755 which should STILL be acceptable since the
script itself is t
On Thu, 30 Aug 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It doesn't. I am finding more and more web providers setup Apache to
> not give any error messages when something goes wrong.
>
> This naturally makes it more difficult to troubleshoot the problem(and
> when they do not allow you command line acc
Pete Czech - New Possibilities Group, LLC wrote:
Hey all:
I'm trying to process 100-150 jpgs that are 2-4 mb into smaller files.
If you have shell access and either image magick or magickimage, use
shalbum.
Shalbum is FAST, has a lot of greate features, and zips through image files.
Techni
On Thu, 30 Aug 2007, Gary Mort wrote:
> I set the mode to 777 just to make sure the directory would be created
> completely unsecured(I will also note that does not happen, instead the
> directory is created as 755 which should STILL be acceptable since the
> script itself is the one creating b
> I'm trying to process 100-150 jpgs that are 2-4 mb into smaller files.
> What advice/best practices can you guys share in regards to memory
> management? I can make my job go through about 5 before it blows up,
> and yes, i've upped the memory limit. I need some method to clear out
> memory aft
Pete Czech - New Possibilities Group, LLC wrote:
> I'm trying to process 100-150 jpgs that are 2-4 mb into smaller files.
> What advice/best practices can you guys share in regards to memory
> management? I can make my job go through about 5 before it blows up,
> and yes, i've upped the memory li
Hey all:
I'm trying to process 100-150 jpgs that are 2-4 mb into smaller files.
What advice/best practices can you guys share in regards to memory
management? I can make my job go through about 5 before it blows up,
and yes, i've upped the memory limit. I need some method to clear out
memo
Kenneth Dombrowski wrote:
Hi Gary,
what does it complain about when you remove the error supression @s ?
It doesn't. I am finding more and more web providers setup Apache to
not give any error messages when something goes wrong.
This naturally makes it more difficult to troubleshoot th
On 07-08-30 08:22 -0400, Gary Mort wrote:
>
> $path = "/var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/httpdocs/j/components/com_test/test/";
> $mode = 0777;
>if ([EMAIL PROTECTED](substr($path,0,-1),$mode)) {
>die ("Cannot create ".substr($path,0,-1));
>
I have a complex little install script that creates directories and
subdirectories and copies files.
It keeps failing on one providers server.
I boiled down the install script problems to the fact that it cannot
create a subdirectory after creating a directory.
I made a simple test script, a
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