Ok fair enough, I see your problem now, cant say ive had this and been
using 4.4.1 since the day it came out (compiled my own on debian
though), maybe you should try calling that function from the second file
but without actually defining the function for that file to see whether
you can access the in-memory function, if it works then you have an
issue with memory like you say, but why are you using two identical
functions in two different files anyway, that sounds like a very bad
thing to do if two scripts are called the same time with the same
function name its gonna cause problems aint it?
It would also be helpful to see the mquery() script - maybe someone else
may know more then!
You may also want to try compiling your own PHP and see if its PHP or
the distro bundled version causing problems.
HTH
Max Belushkin wrote:
On Saturday 05 November 2005 17:49, James Benson wrote:
I've had a different set of scripts employing a different "func.php".
However, in both of those, mquery() is defined. But
they do *not* include anything else, and the
So you defined mquery() in both files and one include's or require's the
other file?
I'm sorry, but what wasn't clear in my post? A *separate* set of scripts
includes a *separate* "func.php", and even not by relative, but by absolute
paths! Example:
/home/test1/index.php:
<?php include ("/home/test1/func.php"); ?>
/home/test2/index.php:
<?php include ("/home/test2/func.php"); ?>
Both func.php are the same, defining a function mquery, which connects to
mysql, and returns.
After working with the index.php in Test1 until I get the "Cannot redefine
error", I go to test2, and I get the error that *that function was defined
in /home/test1/func.php". Test1, while I'm in Test2, and that never ever ever
ever (...) includes *anything* from Test1. So the *Test1* func.php is still
sitting somewhere in memory in the thread test2 is being loaded on - thus,
include_once does not help, as the test2 func.php is NOT included. The weird
thing is, $inc_done isn't defined either for the PHP thread, as when I tried
the piece of code I quoted in my last message, the include_once still went
through.
How can this be happening? I do not know, but since a downgrade to 4.4.0
fixed it all back proper, I am seriously beginning to suspect a problem or
undocumented (widely documented, at least) change in PHP 4.4.1 on FreeBSD
ports.
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