| Re: Failed to write to a text file (text file is RW) [message #171435 is a reply to message #171432] |
Mon, 03 January 2011 11:53   |
Jerry Stuckle
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On 1/2/2011 11:29 PM, justaguy wrote:
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>>> Jerry,
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>>> The code isn't working, so, of course it's not in production. I'm
>>> using an ISP's server, don't have a lot of control...
>>> yes, you're right, I was lazy in error detection/tracking for this
>>> piece of code, thought it should be fairly straight-forward.
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>>> Thanks.
>>
>>> Don
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>> Another point - get your own development machine going. It will make
>> your life a lot easier. Even if it's not the same OS and won't catch
>> every error (i.e. you wouldn't see this error on Windows), it will help
>> you many other ways.
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>> And depending on the ISP's setup, ini_set() and/or your .htaccess file
>> can change a number of PHP settings for a single script, every script on
>> your site, or many steps in between.
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> Too bad, an open source webserver, Caucho Resin on my Windows 7 box
> fails to support php. The same code produced a blank page with
> nothing.
Why don't you just install Apache - it's open source, free and supports
PHP just fine. It also happens to be the most used web server in the
world.
And BTW - I didn't say the code was "in production". I said it was "on
a production machine". Two entirely different things.
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