*sigh*...Still fails in 4.0.5...thanks just the same. Let me know if there's
anything else I can do...
tested on:
Windows 2000 Server, SP1
PHP4.0.5 CGI
IIS5
Access97, called using odbc_exec
query: "SELECT LastName & ', ' & FirstName AS pName FROM Borrowers"
error: FATAL: emalloc(): Unable to
http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/reviews/0,4161,2646800,00.html
has a small table outlining the results of a page-based script language
shootout between PHP, ASP, ColdFusion and JSP...PHP was the fastest, but in
the accompanying review it was criticized somewhat for its lack of mature
develo
hmmm...sorry, but somehow this follow-up that I submitted was posted with
the original poster's address, instead of mine. If anyone wants to contact
me, I can be reached at the reply address to *this* post.
peace,
Nolan Andres
PeaceWorks Computer Consulting
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PHP Development Mailing
Seems to me that disabling file uploads *specifically* is a potentially
valuable feature, so I think it's worth keeping the INI directive. Ignoring
the file entries makes the most sense to me. This wouldn't break existing
php.ini files, either (though it would change their effect). Now, it may be
