At 10:29 AM 3/2/2001 -0600, Andrew Johnson wrote:
>Andi Gutmans wrote:
> >
> > I just reviewed the patch quickly. Are you sure that using MALLOC() for the
> > SG(request_info) variables is OK?
>
>I think so. php4_execute() contains
> nsapi_request_ctor(NSLS_C SLS_CC);
> retval = n
Andi Gutmans wrote:
>
> I just reviewed the patch quickly. Are you sure that using MALLOC() for the
> SG(request_info) variables is OK?
I think so. php4_execute() contains
nsapi_request_ctor(NSLS_C SLS_CC);
retval = nsapi_module_main(NSLS_C SLS_CC);
nsapi_request_dtor(NS
I just reviewed the patch quickly. Are you sure that using MALLOC() for the
SG(request_info) variables is OK?
Are these all variables which are supposed to be freed by the SAPI module?
(I think they are but I don't have time to double check this). If the SAPI
module is in charge then it's OK bu
I commited your patch.
Andi
At 01:26 PM 3/2/2001 +0100, Whitehead Anthony wrote:
>Hiyas,
>
>I just tried to commit the attached patch to the NSAPI module but it seems my
>CVS write
>access has expired ;)
>
>Here attached is the patch for NSAPI from Andrew Johnson, I've tested it on
>several UNIX
Hiyas,
I just tried to commit the attached patch to the NSAPI module but it seems my
CVS write
access has expired ;)
Here attached is the patch for NSAPI from Andrew Johnson, I've tested it on
several UNIX
platforms and adjusted it slightly to allow patching of the latest CVS version.
If someon
