php-windows Digest 21 Jul 2004 08:27:34 -0000 Issue 2327 Topics (messages 24220 through 24230):
PHP 5 error
24220 by: Raul IONESCU
Re: Protected message
24221 by: Ssb
Moving to php5
24222 by: enfarious
24224 by: Jason Barnett
php5 and phpMyAdmin
24223 by: Schalk Neethling
24225 by: Jason Barnett
24229 by: speedfreak.chello.be
Re: php 4&5
24226 by: Jason Barnett
24227 by: Jason Barnett
Re:
24228 by: Ssb
Handling Linux directory paths in Win32
24230 by: Danielb
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--- Begin Message ---Hello, Can anyone help me figure out what is happening? I've tried to install PHP 5 ont Windows 2000 Server, IIS 5, in following conditions: -all files from php/ext/ folder copied into c:\winnt\system32 -all files from php/ folder copied into c:\winnt\system32 -copied php.ini into c:\winnt and modified paths from extensions and session folders correctly. -mapped .php extension with php5isapi.dll -the virtual directory application is running under credentials of a domain user, not IUSR_... After all of that all I get is something like... "PHP encounter an ... at ...<some number>" I think is a PHP 5 bug, because the same configuration but with PHP 4.3.8 works perfectly. Can anyone help me? --------------------------------------------------------------- Incearca acum noul sistem de dating oferit de portalul acasa.ro
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--- Begin Message --- I'm using apache2 and just moved to php5 and the oddest thing happened,
it quit processing php scripts it just outputs plain text for some reason, I get
no errors or warnings when I start apache so I have nothing to go on, anyone
else ever have anything like this happen?
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--- Begin Message --- Enfarious wrote:I'm using apache2 and just moved to php5 and the oddest thing happened,
it quit processing php scripts it just outputs plain text for some reason, I get
no errors or warnings when I start apache so I have nothing to go on, anyone
else ever have anything like this happen?
My guess is you forgot to change (or perhaps had a typo) in apache's .conf file. Reread the "Apache install" section of the manual first to make sure you've followed the steps correctly.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.apache2.php
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--- Begin Message --- Does anyone have any pointers or resources in getting phpMyAdmin working with php5?
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--- Begin Message ---Schalk Neethling wrote:
Does anyone have any pointers or resources in getting phpMyAdmin working with php5?
Check the project website. I'm sure they're aware that PHP5 changed in some ways and they're working to fix the source - or do you simply have a problem connecting to a mysql daemon? In that case, I'd check the online manual and the newsgroup archives for "libmysql" and "php_mysql.dll".
My apologies, I quit using phpmyadmin before php5.0.0 came out
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--- Begin Message --- Schalk Neethling wrote on 20/07/04 20:36:Does anyone have any pointers or resources in getting phpMyAdmin working with php5?Check the phpMyadmin documentation at http://www.phpmyadmin.net for your version. There's a bug in PHP 5.0.0 that MIGHT stop phpMyadmin from working (depending on your config settings). It has to do with $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] not being set ...
The official bug report: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=29132
This bug is resolved in the latest php 5.0.x snapshot available at http://snaps.php.net
HTH, speedfreak
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--- Begin Message --- Honestly, it's rude to directly email people trying to help you. You should always send your responses to the list for a couple of reasons:
1) I don't always have the answer (though I like to pretend I do)
2) Other people are very smart (see 1)
3) I am not your technical support person - I am a *volunteer*. If you want to pay me to do that then I'll be more than happy to answer your every email.
4) When we solve a problem in the lists everyone gets to see the resolution of the problem. If someone else has the same problem they can read our discussion and perhaps solve their problem on their own - which is better for everyone.
If someone else is willing to help, he is using an Apache server.
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--- Begin Message --- Honestly, it's rude to directly email people trying to help you. You should always send your responses to the list for a couple of reasons:
1) I don't always have the answer (though I like to pretend I do)
2) Other people are very smart (see 1)
3) I am not your technical support person - I am a *volunteer*. If you want to pay me to do that then I'll be more than happy to answer your every email.
4) When we solve a problem in the lists everyone gets to see the resolution of the problem. If someone else has the same problem they can read our discussion and perhaps solve their problem on their own - which is better for everyone.
If someone else is willing to help, he is using an Apache server.
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--- Begin Message ---I'm trying to get a site written for a linux server running on my windows PC to do some development work on it. One of the problems I've encountered is some hard coded directory paths like '/var/vhost/sitename/', '/var/vhost/sitename/Modules/', '/var/vhost/sitename/Pics' etc... My idea for dealing with this is to set a basedir var and then build up the relative paths like so: $BaseDir = '/var/vhost/sitename/'; $ModuleDir = $BaseDir . 'Modules/'; $PicsDir = $BaseDir . 'Pics/'; So for a windows server I could just change $BaseDir to 'D:\www\site\' But what I'm concerned about is that php on windows does not seem to be able to handle '/' in a path like Apache 1.3.* for windows can. Is there any workarounds for this other than some sort of macro like function to convert the '/' to a '\' on windows based PCs? Is there any way to do something like the C/C++ preprocessor definitions & switches to only run code when something is defined: #define WIN32 // only if on windows platform? // set base dir to windows path #ifdef WIN32 $BaseDir = 'd:\www\site\' #endif // convert '/' to '\' #ifdef WIN32 $ModuleDir = 'Modules\'; #endif etc... As that would mean the macro code would not slow the linux machine down at all when running the php script if it did not even have to evaluate to see if it did need to run the macro function, although I know php is a scripted language and not compiled like C/C++ so I don't think its possible but I thought I'd ask just in case! I suppose if there was a way to detect the server platform type then you could switch on that too, so you only convert the '/' on a windows platform and not *nix. cheers, Daniel
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