Quoting Jay Paulson <jpaulson@xxxxxxxx>:
Have you tried PHP 4.x? Give that a shot and see what effects that
has on the application.
I've recommended that as a troubleshooting step, and it's a great idea.
If it ends up working out, I'll almost be bummed because I like some of
the new features in PHP 5. The app won't require too many changes,
except that it relies pretty heavily on XML, and SimpleXML made things
really easy. I've never done XML processing with PHP 4, but from a
brief glance at the manual, it doesn't look very simple.
Still, it's worth a shot.
You might want to post the code for your application on the list so
we all can see it (remember to remove usernames, passwords, and ip
#'s).
There are some really smart and innovative people on this list, and the
thought had crossed my mind. But the code is pretty lengthy, and
frankly I'd be embarassed to have anybody look at it :-)
It's too bad you have to use Windows and IIS. Just curious but why
are they not wanting to use Linux? Do they know it's free and way
less likely to be attacked?
I've made this argument numerous times. Management seemed to be
receptive, and I thought they were starting to change their "Microsoft
only" attitudes, so the statement from my boss that management said it
"has to run on IIS" really caught me by surprise.
Thanks,
Rick
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Rick Emery
"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the Earth
with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there
you will always long to return"
-- Leonardo Da Vinci
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