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<0> like me
<1> im making a simple php script to just gzip and bzip the same file
<1> then delete the orignal and the larger of the compressed ones
<0> sure you don't want to use gzip and bzip ? ;-)
<1> so it auto choses which one makes the smallest file
<0> now that's interesting
<1> i will be using both bzip2 and gzip
<0> if only we can find a way to use php and make SETI worthwhile
<1> i'll stick it on pastebin then when done:)
<0> just don't compress it
<0> heh
<0> whoa.. hey change CNN's main page again
<1> mktemp will be usefull:)
<0> what's that for?
<0> ***somnia?
<1> it generates a random file name
<1> for temp files
<1> and makes shure it isnt allready in use
<0> cool, nice to know.. and of course it uses the tmp directory used for session files
<1> so i can be 100% shure that my tmp file wont be in use or held by another user
<1> by default it uses i think the dir in $temp
<2> Right now, I have the same PHP INI / install set up with two Webservers. On one server, PHP loads all its modules [mysql and mbstring being the ones that concern me], and on the other, it does not.
<1> if thats not found then it trys /tmp
<1> also it can take a path on the cmd line
<2> Beyond confirming in phpinfo that they use the same INI file (They do), what additional diagnostic steps can I take?
<0> Tresnar, good god
<0> what do your log files look like??
<0> muon I hear your m*** might be caused by quantum vacuum fluctuations
<2> trelayne: In Apache's error.log (The one that's not working), I get notifications from my PHP scripts that mysql_connection is not defined.
<2> I don't get any special error messages after the server restart point in the logs.
<0> Tresnar, well that is because it can't find mysql libs
<0> why not simply use a different php.ini file?
<0> then you can have a separate .log file
<0> and see what's up?
<2> ?
<2> What do you mean by a seperate log file?
<0> error log file
<2> They are seperate.
<0> oh I see
<2> The other webserver is LightTPD
<0> and thefailing one doesn't give too many details
<2> And, the reason for using the same php.ini file is to rule out some measure of User Error.
<0> but they both specify the locations of the mysql lib files
<2> php.ini has the line to load the mysql extension.
<2> I did not do anything MySQL-related in either server's config file.
<0> maybe doing what you are trying to do is not supported?
<2> trelayne: Why?
<2> And, what part of what I'm doing concerns you?
<0> I am no expert .. but using a php.ini file for two different webservers....
<0> what happens when you stop the good server?
<0> and only run the bad one?
<3> fyrestrtr: $binarynumber ^ -1
<2> No change.
<3> fyrestrtr: $binarynumber XOR -1
<0> interesting
<3> fyrestrtr I was close
<0> so you CAN run php scripts
<0> but not anything mysql related
<2> trelayne: Other modules also do not load.
<2> mbstring and mysql are just the ones that I'm specifically focused on.
<0> well that might be out of my leaguee... is there a module loading extension?
<2> ?
<2> I'm using "module" and "extension" interchangably.
<2> for the most part, I'm talking about things located in the ext subdirectory of a PHP install.
<0> are you on windows?
<2> trelayne: Yeah.
<0> or unix?
<2> Windows this time.
<4> Is there some kind of PHP, Apache, MySql all in one package?
<0> your extenstions directory is set to the same directory as the other php.ini file?
<2> trelayne: There is only one php.ini file.
<0> does your other server know where to find the php.ini fule?
<0> file
<2> And, yes, it's the same, by virtue of being the same file.
<0> ok
<0> turn off the good server
<2> Finally, phpinfo() shows the same php.ini location
<3> !+enter
<5> Don't use the enter key as puncuation. Think in complete thoughts, then type.
<0> oh ok
<2> Jymmm: Which one of us was offending you?
<3> d) All the above
<3> =)
<6> Jymmm: hrmm, okay. I have another thing I need to work on, but that should get me started.
<3> your nicks are too closely the same and I'm tired
<0> hmm.. must be me
<3> so tired eyes and simular nicks look the same.
<2> I use capital letters. In the nick and the messages. I suppose that's not a lot to go on, but it has to be enough to let you tell us apart <shrugs>
<3> cant focus
<0> I might have aspergers.. so I get distracted in thought a lot
<2> In any case, the good server is off, and there was no change in the situation.
<0> heh
<3> my bad, carry on... I'll let the charcs just blur on by
<0> maybe there's someting in your server configuration that's causing the problem?
<2> trelayne: If you had something in mind, I'd gladly check it.
<0> web server configuration
<2> However, it's my feeling that this should be primarily a PHP issue. Generally, the webserver's config is limited to being told where PHP is, and what files to process with it.
<0> do you have an error log ?
<6> Jymmm: $a = 11011000; var_dump($a XOR -1); <-- this prints bool(false) ?
<2> Yes, I do. We checked it at the beginning, and confirmed that nothing of interest showed up in it, even with a server restart to cause PHP to be reloaded.
<2> You're looping a bit, trelayne. Your last 3 suggestions, are repeats of earlier ideas... almost verbatim.
<0> Tresnar, thanks for pointing it out.. guess it's out of my league
<2> <shrugs>
<2> Just means I wait for the next person to get bored. Eventually someone will have another thought on some more diagnostic steps... or I'll get lucky with Googling. Whichever
<0> did you edit your path anytime recently?
<6> Tresnar: give me the cliffs notes(r) version of your problem, as it has byp***ed my scroll buffer.
<2> fyrestrtr: Two webservers, using the same PHP install, same php.ini file. phpinfo() verifies that they have the same location set for the php.ini file.
<2> On one webserver, PHP loads all of its extensions correctly, on the other, some (maybe all) are missing. I'm specifically concerned with mysql and mbstring.
<0> curious, how did you install the other server? Out of the box?
<0> the bad one?
<6> Tresnar: you webservers running on the same physical machine?
<2> fyrestrtr: Yes.
<0> on what ports?
<6> Tresnar: linux/unix or windows?
<2> fyrestrtr: Windows.
<6> hrmm, okay -- and two different webservers (like IIS and Apache), correct? Because this might be a file sharing problem.
<7> can I print out all days in a week by giving a week-number?
<7> if so, how? :o
<6> babi: I'm sure its possible =)
<0> babi, it is possible
<2> fyrestrtr: Yes, two different webservers. However, I've stopped the good one, and restarted the bad one, with no change in the situation.
<0> I have seen it but I think it only exists in like PHP 5
<2> LightTPD = Good (CGI). Apache2 = Bad (mod_php)
<2> trelayne: Each is on its own port, each was installed by unzipping it to a folder, and manually creating a service for each.
<6> ah, I'm not familiar with LightTPD. Although I don't think that makes a difference. What have you tried as far as troubleshooting?
<8> I am sure I am not doing this the most efficient way but I am making a cl*** for each of my pages. It is a pretty brief website at the moment. I am wondering if I can do $page = new $_SESSION['page'];
<8> where the session variable is the page that I'm supposed to be on
<6> falieson: no, that would not make any sense.
<4> I can't get apache to work now :S
<2> fyrestrtr: I'm not terribly familiar with it myself. I didn't take any special steps to adapt PHP to it, however. It was very much "Uncomment extensions, point server at PHP, restart server".
<8> fyrestrtr: haha, sure it doesn't. what would make sense?
<0> Hotwir3d, I thought you have IIS?
<4> Uninstalled it
<2> Diagnostic steps have included restarting Apache [my non-working server], and checking the error.log for informative messages after the "Server has restarted" information messages.
<0> good
<6> falieson: have a base cl***, and then have objects render your pages.
<4> Trying to get apache to work now
<8> fyrestrtr: right.. so anyways. about my question?
<2> I've also compared their php_info() data, to confirm they're using the same php.ini, and to see that one lists mysql, and the other doesn't.
<6> Tresnar: have you tried another combination, (LightTPD with IIS) or LightTPD with Apache1?
<2> fyrestrtr: No, I havn't.
<6> Tresnar: does Apache's output show any other extensions that you have manually enabled?
<4> Is PHP in Apache by standard?
<6> Hotwir3d: no
<0> no
<4> Damn
<0> you have to uncomment a module or someting hang on
<6> !tell Hotwir3d about installation
<4> Can anyone reccomend a All in one php mysql and apache
<6> Hotwir3d: php.net/installation
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