Re: Re: page works on public web site, but not on my computer

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2009/8/27 mike bode <mikebode1@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> I understand, but that's not an option. I am not interested in getting into
> a Linux vs. Windows fight here, let's just say that I am stuck with Windows.
>
> Now, somthing's gotta be seriously wrong here. I have tried now 4 or 5
> different scripts for the photo gallery that I am trying to implement and
> NONE of them has worked. I have enabled all extensions and loaded all
> modules in Apache and php -- still nothing.
>
> I can't believe that the Apache Society out there simply ignores the 80% or
> so that use Windows. Can anybody point me to a group that deals with Apache
> (PHP) on Windows?  Thanks.
>
> mike

Hi Mike,

First off, it's hard to say whether your problem actually is
OS-related or whether it's due to a system misconfiguration or what.
That said, while the majority of desktop users may still use Windows,
I don't think you'll find that Windows or Vista make up a very large
percentage of Apache's target market at all.

Anyway, have you tried running just a script containing only <?php
phpinfo(); ?> ? This should at least give you an indication of whether
the installation is working at all.

I haven't gone back over both threads on this so if you've already
tried this and it worked, please ignore this. :)


Cheers,

Torben

> "Ashley Sheridan" <ash@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1251290333.27899.27.camel@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>> On Wed, 2009-08-26 at 08:27 -0400, Bob McConnell wrote:
>>>
>>> I recommend you start by replacing Vista. There are so many problems
>>> with it that Microsoft is rushing to ship a replacement as soon as
>>> possible. It remains to be seen whether Windows 7 is a real fix or
>>> merely more of the same problems.
>>>
>>> I am not aware of any serious developers writing code specifically for
>>> Vista. We only test our products on it enough to decide if we will
>>> support each product on that OS. If they don't work out of the box, we
>>> don't support them nor recommend our clients install them on Vista.
>>> There are no copies of Vista installed in the company outside of the ESX
>>> servers used for testing.
>>>
>>> I would recommend Red Hat as the replacement.
>>>
>>> Bob McConnell
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: mike bode [mailto:mikebode1@xxxxxxxxxxx]
>>> Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 11:41 PM
>>> To: php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Subject:  Re: page works on public web site, but not on my computer
>>>
>>> I just de-installed, then re-installed MySQL, Apache and PHP 5.3. No
>>> changes. The script does not work on my computer.
>>>
>>> Now I get in addition to the error message below this:
>>>
>>> [Tue Aug 25 21:29:11 2009] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Deprecated:
>>> Function eregi() is deprecated in
>>> C:\\webdev\\rmv3\\album\\getalbumpics.php
>>> on line 11, referer: http://localhost/album.php
>>>
>>> Don't know if those warnings would stop the execution of the php script.
>>>
>>>
>>> ""mike bode"" <mikebode1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:99.F2.08117.CCF749A4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> >I have posted the question in another thread a bit down, but only
>>> buried
>>> >within the thread, so please excuse me when I ask again.
>>> >
>>> > I want to use some PHP code from a web site
>>> > (http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/php-photoalbum.htm), and I
>>> am
>>> > following their instruction how to implement it. I was not able to get
>>> it
>>> > to work. Then I uploaded the code to a server, and lo and behold, it
>>> does
>>> > work on the server. On the public site you see thumbnails of images
>>> (never
>>> > mind the junk above them), when I run the SAME html and php code on my
>>>
>>> > omputer, I get a blank white page.
>>> >
>>> > The error log has several entries, but they are all warnings:
>>> >
>>> > [Tue Aug 25 18:12:00 2009] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Warning:
>>> > date(): It is not safe to rely on the system's timezone settings. You
>>> are
>>> > *required* to use the date.timezone setting or the
>>> > date_default_timezone_set() function. In case you used any of those
>>> > methods and you are still getting this warning, you most likely
>>> misspelled
>>> > the timezone identifier. We selected 'America/Denver' for '-6.0/DST'
>>> > instead in C:\\webdev\\rmv3\\album\\getalbumpics.php on line 11,
>>> referer:
>>> > http://localhost/album.htm
>>> >
>>> > (this error is repeated for as many images I have in the directory
>>> that
>>> > the php script is reading).
>>> >
>>> > Between php.ini, httpd.conf, and Windows Vista, I can't figure out
>>> where
>>> > to start to diagnose this, and how. Anybody out there who can give me
>>> a
>>> > pointer on how to roubleshoot this issue? I am almost ready to throw
>>> in
>>> > the towel and either start from scratch (although this is alrady the
>>> > second time that I have uninstalled and re-installed everything), or
>>> > simply forget about php altogether. that would be a shame, though...
>>>
>>>
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>> I'll second that. I don't use Windows myself anymore for anything except
>> World of Warcraft, but my little time spent using Vista has left me
>> wanting to do violence! You can't go too wrong with using a Linux OS as
>> your development server, as that is what is in use on the majority of
>> the worlds web servers anyway. I've also not yet seen any PHP apps which
>> will only work on Windows, and I believe that most of the modules that
>> are in mainstream use at the moment are available on Linux (and more
>> than likely were available to that platform before Windows) and in a lot
>> of cases perform better.
>>
>> Also, having a good bit of Linux experience under your belt can work
>> wonders on your CV!
>>
>> RedHat is good for this sort of thing, or Fedora if you intend to use it
>> as your desktop machine also (as they are pretty much the same, but
>> Fedora is where new features, etc are seen first out of the two. Suse
>> isn't bad, and has some good Windows network integration (for things
>> like Active Directory) if you are using it as a work desktop machine as
>> well as a development server.
>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Ash
>> http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
>>
>>
>>
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