No, I didn't. I just mentioned it on the list without a semicolon there. BTW, it started behaving funny only after I uploaded it onto an IBM-AIX running...
... Do an echo $another_php_script_filename If that is returning the correct file name then see if PHP has got permissions to open that file from that location...
This, Might have nothing to do with it per se. But could you simply enclose the same in a Require("$variable_name"); Fashion? Take care, Paul Alapatt ...
Hi Shantanu, Are you using PHP v. 4.0.2 by any chance? If yes, this is a known bug. Check http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=6814 If you are using later version of...
... Heavens! It worked when I substituted require_once() with require(). (Though I am clueless as to what wrong must I have done to face this.) But now, all...
... It will help you if you read which version supports what functions Also look at the output of phpinfo() - that also provides a whole lot of clues HTH ...
Yes Shantanu, Please Upgrade to the latest Stable version of PHP.net, I believe that should put it to rest. Take care, Paul Alapatt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mo:...
Hi Shantanu, I guess you are affected by the bug which I mentioned in my earlier mail! Please upgrade your PHP! As such, PHP 4.1.x has lot of improvements over...
Hi JDK, Paul and Dr Sani, Thanks a lot for your replies and helping me to learn to check the PHP-version before feeling surprised. I discovered that the server...
Hi All, We have an application that uses PHP Sessions for user authentication and session handling. We want to install the application on two different...
... Did that once when there was no native sessions support in PHP we stored the sessions data in a MySQL db which was mounted on an NFS partition on all the...
Rakesh, What is the specific drawback to envisage using your own session handler, vis a vis your current dependance on PHP session container? Frankly such a...
Hi everybody, I was wondering if anybody has tried authenticating users in PHP (and thereafter maintain sessions too) who belong to an MS-Windows domain...
... stored ... on ... Yes, this can be done but would require architectural change in the application which we want to avoid (if we can) at this stage. ... am ...
... All you need to do is write a session handler function... That should not affect the "architecture" of your application. Care to explain why you feel the...
Hi, ... The only thing I can think of is to use OpenLDAP and Samba as the PDC (Primary Domain Controller) and use PHP's LDAP functionality to get the data you...
... not ... In the application, we are using the name of the database itself as session variable (required, as different customers have a separate database...
... Hmm.... the db which stores the session data should be independent of whatever other db you are using... Also if you dont want db to store session data why...
... Architecturally, the application is designed keeping in mind ASP model. So, different customers will have their own customer base and hence separate...
... Session handling is to be designed with "One ring to rule them all" model. Yours looks like an acute case of CDCG* syndrome. The best of us get afflicted...
Hi, I have a search engine running at www.holland.info take a look and let me know. It uses dmoz [API] and internal mysql tables. Another one that uses the...
... Delved on these lines. Considering our requirement, did not find this a feasible solution at design phase. There is a central database that handles our...
... Hmm.... You can have all sorts of databases for all sorts of customers BUT you can still have just one database handle the all session stuff irrespective...
On Thu, 14 Aug 2003 14:42:28 +0530 (IST), Dr Tarique Sani wrote ... Hmmm...Perhaps what you mean is, we may continue to keep the informations of the customers...
Hi, Jumping on the thread here without much experience on load balancing: 1. Are your MySQL dbs replicated on both the servers? If not, you could do that. 2....
... I presume that there are several servers - Points to note about the replication in MySQL is 1) Replication is Master Slave relationship. 2) It is...
Hi, ... Yes, very true! Thanks for pointing out to valuable resources. I met the Emic guys at a conference and the product does seem very promising :) Regards,...
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