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18 years ago
steveryherd
I don't understand why you can't just get the SERVER_NAME in apache/php like normal?
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18 years ago
steveryherd
cborghoff, if you do not change the http.conf, Keep it in offline mode, And have disabled port 80 on your network firewall you're fairly secure. With wamp in offline mode, it's set to reject all requests from outside your computer. Even if you opened your server to public viewing, it's not likely that Apache would immediately serve files outside of your "www" directory. -- PHP howev
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18 years ago
steveryherd
I don't understand what exactly you're asking for... It almost seems like Mod_Rewrite is the wrong path though? Could you be more detailed on what you're looking to accomplish?
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18 years ago
steveryherd
well, you have a lot going on in ONE line... if you want some debugging help try doing: <?php $form_data = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']; // Replace with your own $form_data after first try successfully works header("Content-Type: text/plain" // Header makes data easier to read. Remove after debug function divider(){ echo "\n\n"; for ($i=0; $i<80; $i++) echo "-&qu
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18 years ago
steveryherd
I think I'm doing this wrong... I can set the Global PHP.ini -- C:/<install directory>/Apache/Bin/php.ini -- then restart, and it DOES work. However, I've had hosts before that have allowed me to place my own php.ini into the current working directory, and it would be interpreted first. Placing the PHP.ini inside any of my hosts directories has NO effect, even with restart. -- I've trie
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18 years ago
steveryherd
If you install the MySQL GUI tools, MySQL Tray should find your service and it's .ini file and allow you to edit the Startup variables. I was unable to get MySQL Admin to do that on localhost, but the features still exists.
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