STDERR and STDOUT are defined as constants. Is there a way to redefine
these constants?
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Khai
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h APC? Is there any other caching implementation that we can use?
Is it possible to compile PHP so that the core of it is in a dynamically
linked library (I am running in a Linux/Unix environment)?
Can I turn my PHP code into a dynamic link library ?
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Is it possible to override the core built-in function exit() in PHP. If
so, how can I call the the built-in exit() from within my function?
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In my development environment I have Zend Debugger / Zend Studio
installed. I like to put all the directives for this into studio.ini,
and include this file into the main php.ini somehow. Is this possible?
Also can I put php directives into the apache httpd.conf file?
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If I compile php with --enable-memory-limit and set a memory limit in
php.ini, what will this do ?
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Khai
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Hello,
My name is Khai. I am new to PHP. I am well versed with mod_perl and
apache. With mod_perl, I can use Apache::DBI to cache database
connections. Is there a module for PHP that does the same thing ?
Thank you,
Khai
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write threadsafe modules in perl.
Does PHP has an equivalent concept? If I am developing php pages that
are to be run under apache2 threaded worker mpm, can I use $_SERVER
variable ?
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Khai
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Hi All,
I am using php as an apache module. In my httpd.conf, is there a way to
specify which php.ini to use?
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Khai
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I have a.php includes b.php . b.php is used by other pages that are
served through apache. a.php used to be started through apache, but now
need to be started from command line. How do I know if a php file is
running as apache module or as CLI ?
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Khai
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terminate the child afterward ?
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Khai
Chris wrote:
Khai wrote:
If I compile php with --enable-memory-limit and set a memory limit in
php.ini, what will this do ?
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.memory-limit
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