Strict messages are less severe than notices, which are already being
ignored, so this really isn't a problem. Probably all that has happened
is that PHP have introduced some strict messages to alert coders that
they are using features that are discouraged or may one day be removed
from PHP. Over t
That works but I had to modify program/include/iniset.php in order to do
that because it was setting it to E_ALL&~E_NOTICE, that seems like sweeping
a problem under the carpet though
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 11:50 AM, Luigi Rosa wrote:
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James Devine said the following on 30/01/12 19:02:
> Am I doing something wrong to be seeing all these errors?
>
> [30-Jan-2012 18:00:34 UTC] PHP Strict Standards: Only variables should be
> assigned by reference in
> /var/www/roundcube_local/round
Am I doing something wrong to be seeing all these errors?
[30-Jan-2012 18:00:34 UTC] PHP Strict Standards: Only variables should be
assigned by reference in
/var/www/roundcube_local/roundcubemail-0.7.1/program/lib/MDB2/Driver/Datatype/Common.php
on line 1221
[30-Jan-2012 18:00:34 UTC] PHP Strict
