Don't know if you've tried this, but:
1. Shut down apache -- use "stop", not "graceful" or "restart".
2. shut down postmaster.
3. (be sure you have enough shm and sems -- this is usually only a problem on
Solaris).
4. start up postmaster, let it churn for about 10 secs.
5. restart apache.
Le jeu, 01 mai 2036, vous avez écrit :
Sorry for all the questions but...
I've got my Postgres connection working now, but Apache keeps segfaulting
(actually, Apache as a whole stays up, but the client processes keep
segfaulting) when I load pages that access a Postgres database.
I can sit and
I'd like to create a Postgres port of Midgard-lib, but I figure it might be
useful to document the API first. Questions:
1. Does API documentation for midgard-lib already exist? Is somebody already
working on it?
2. Is there a preferred format for documentation (ie. HTML, DocBook, text)?
3.
Hello Ami,
you wrote:
I'd like to create a Postgres port of Midgard-lib, but I figure it might be
useful to document the API first. Questions:
1. Does API documentation for midgard-lib already exist? Is somebody already
working on it?
API is partly documented, at least for tree traversing
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Hey all,
Could someone talk on the code-* elements ( ie
code-compat ). They are talked about quite a bit in the mailing list
but Im still searching for a place where they are defined. Are they
just style elements that I can create and
Hello Miles,
you wrote:
Could someone talk on the code-* elements ( ie
code-compat ). They are talked about quite a bit in the mailing list
but Im still searching for a place where they are defined. Are they
just style elements that I can create and enter code into them?
What
On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, Henri Bergius wrote:
code-global - code that is common to your entire site. If
you want to have some custom functions, etc. available,
this is a good place to put them.
Can I use this Element from, let's say, the Layout Page? I'd like to use
it to generate an
Hello Torben,
you wrote:
On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, Henri Bergius wrote:
code-global - code that is common to your entire site. If
you want to have some custom functions, etc. available,
this is a good place to put them.
Can I use this Element from, let's say, the Layout Page? I'd
Hello Miles,
you wrote:
I think that Im getting this. My main use for these elements at the
moment is phplib sessioning and authentication. In the element I
need be able to put
$perm-check("level");
where level will page specific, so that I can control who has access
to each page.
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Thanks for that Alexander but one more
What about page specific so that it will filter down for the aticles
that I call from that page?
I'm asuming that I just put what I need in the page element.
So if I have a page element of (auth) for each
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when I have a single quote ie' midgard wants to double the
number of single quotes that I have. What am I doing wrong?
Miles Scruggs
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On Sat, 25 Mar 2000, Ami Ganguli wrote:
The other odd behavior I've noticed is that extension_loaded("pgsql.so") never
returns true, even when checked after the "dl" command.
Does anybody have any ideas? Thanks,
It could be that PHP needs to be compiled with some kind of stubs that
would
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, Miles Scruggs wrote:
when I have a single quote ie' midgard wants to double the
number of single quotes that I have. What am I doing wrong?
Looks like magic_quotes_gpc is on, which makes PHP itself quote every
string it receives through a form. The Midgard admin
"Emiliano [EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It could be that PHP needs to be compiled with some kind of stubs that
would be included by configuring it --with-pgscl or somesuch. Just
a wild stab. You said you were using the RPMs; neither the separate
RPMs nor the Monster Package have
On 27 Mar, Torben Nehmer wrote:
Hi.
Greetings!
Can I do something like this:
In the Layout I define code-init.
In a subpage I want do redefine code-init so that it first calls the
orignial and then add's some improvement like:
code-init of subpage:
...some code
(code-init)
...more
David Guerizec wrote:
What exactly is your error message ?
OK, I start with code-global
?php
$my_prefs=init_prefs($midgard-user);
?
Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function init_prefs() in
code-global on line 2
so I change it to this ...
?php
function init_prefs($user)
{
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