Re: [PHP] proper method to do the following...

2004-10-06 Thread Hugh Beaumont
> I've been working with > > error_reporting(E_ALL) > > set lately trying to write code that does not give notices or errors. > > > What is the proper way to set a variable so that it's non-existance will not generate > a notice? > Thanks all for the replies. I also noticed a small typo i

[PHP] proper method to do the following...

2004-10-06 Thread Hugh Beaumont
I've been working with error_reporting(E_ALL) set lately trying to write code that does not give notices or errors. I have not been able to solve the following: given a form with a checkbox that may or may not be set, we'll call it "exact" as in the following code outputs : Notice: Undef

[PHP] ssl key and crt generation

2004-07-07 Thread Hugh Beaumont
Hello List, I'm trying to get the following code to work : "US", "stateOrProvinceName" => "state", "localityName" => "town", "organizationName" => "foo", "organizationalUnitName" => "foo", "commonName" => "www.domain.com",

[PHP] building a statically linked php cli

2004-03-12 Thread Hugh Beaumont
Hi List, I am trying to build a statically linked php cli binary. I believe I am using the correct terminology. What I want is a php cli binary that will work on (for the most part) any server I need to copy it to even if the particular extra libs I compiled against are not on that server. I nee

[PHP] apache + mod_php question

2003-01-08 Thread Hugh Beaumont
Hello, I have searched the archives and not been able to find the solution to the following problem. I would be very grateful if someone here could help or provide some pointers. The basic problem is this: Our apache server will not start if there are system processes running that were spawned