Thanks for the tip! Sweet dreams! :-)
André Warnier wrote:
André Warnier wrote:
Akbar wrote:
Thank you André, that was pretty gentle. I'll give that information
in the future.
One more tip, before I go to bed :
assuming that Mac OSX is an OS based on Unix/Linux :
The SQL folder probably has
Akbar wrote:
André if nothing else, i learned something, thank you. let me see how
this goes...
User www
Group www
hmm... Is it correct to say that I cannot make that database file
writeable by using a or directive?
(i just read your other email)
Yes (you can not).
Maybe then, i can put
André Warnier wrote:
Akbar wrote:
Thank you André, that was pretty gentle. I'll give that information in
the future.
It's Apache 1.3 that comes with Mac OS X Tiger.
I'm not sure how to find out which user started the Apache server. I
have a guess that it's the admin account on my computer.
André if nothing else, i learned something, thank you. let me see how
this goes...
User www
Group www
hmm... Is it correct to say that I cannot make that database file
writeable by using a or directive?
(i just read your other email)
Maybe then, i can put the database file in a folder to wh
Akbar wrote:
Thank you André, that was pretty gentle. I'll give that information in
the future.
It's Apache 1.3 that comes with Mac OS X Tiger.
I'm not sure how to find out which user started the Apache server. I
have a guess that it's the admin account on my computer.
In the httpd.conf fil
Akbar wrote:
Thank you André, that was pretty gentle. I'll give that information in
the future.
It's Apache 1.3 that comes with Mac OS X Tiger.
I'm not sure how to find out which user started the Apache server. I
have a guess that it's the admin account on my computer.
I don't know that en
Thank you André, that was pretty gentle. I'll give that information in
the future.
It's Apache 1.3 that comes with Mac OS X Tiger.
I'm not sure how to find out which user started the Apache server. I
have a guess that it's the admin account on my computer.
In the httpd.conf file, there is an
Thank you André, that was pretty gentle. I'll give that information in
the future.
It's Apache 1.3 that comes with Mac OS X Tiger.
I'm not sure how to find out which user started the Apache server. I
have a guess that it's the admin account on my computer.
André Warnier wrote:
I was only tr
I was only trying to suggest, gently, that when you post on a list
looking for help, you might want to add at least some information about
the environment you are using, like which kind of system, which version
of Apache, etc..
People may want to help you, but you cannot expect them to guess thi
Yes Apache 1.3.
André Warnier wrote:
Akbar wrote:
Hi. I have a SQLite db file in the same folder with ps.php file.
ps.php can read from the database file but it cannot write to it.
Is there a way to write to this file. The exact same php code works
when it's not on the server. Thanks.
What
Akbar wrote:
Hi. I have a SQLite db file in the same folder with ps.php file. ps.php
can read from the database file but it cannot write to it.
Is there a way to write to this file. The exact same php code works when
it's not on the server. Thanks.
What server ? Apache ?
Hi. I have a SQLite db file in the same folder with ps.php file. ps.php
can read from the database file but it cannot write to it.
Is there a way to write to this file. The exact same php code works when
it's not on the server. Thanks.
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