I do this:
when an rsync error occure, if I run this script by a web server I get
no output (errors go correctly into $log and $ret), while running the
script in a console environment I get errors in the standard output even
if I suppress them with "@".
anyone knows a workaround? is this a bug
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well, if you're using default session handling provided with php, users
sessions are stored in /tmp directory (also used by default for temporary
caching of uploaded files). assume to have the php.ini file with default
settings:
session.gc_probability = 1
session.gc_maxlifetime = 1440
this mean
syslog
it works corretly writing errors on /var/log/messages...
i use Linux Suse 7.2 with apache 1.3.22 and PHP Version 4.0.6
some suggestions?
bye, alberto.
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