| Is there a Date() error in PHP [message #177793] |
Sat, 21 April 2012 11:44  |
Hacker
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Is there an error in the newest distribution of PHP, something with
date.timezone.
I have edited the php.ini file and supplied the date.timezone directive with
"Europe/Copenhagen", but nothing seems to happen. Is it something
speciffic to Mac.
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| Re: Is there a Date() error in PHP [message #177794 is a reply to message #177793] |
Sat, 21 April 2012 12:04  |
Luuk
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On 21-04-2012 13:44, Hacker wrote:
> Is there an error in the newest distribution of PHP, something with
> date.timezone.
> I have edited the php.ini file and supplied the date.timezone directive
> with
> "Europe/Copenhagen", but nothing seems to happen. Is it something
> speciffic to Mac.
>
What do you expect to happen after just changing the php.ini file?
Can you give short example of the code that does not do what you want?
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| Re: Is there a Date() error in PHP [message #177796 is a reply to message #177794] |
Sat, 21 April 2012 12:18 |
Hacker
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On 2012-04-21 12:04:25 +0000, Luuk said:
> On 21-04-2012 13:44, Hacker wrote:
>> Is there an error in the newest distribution of PHP, something with
>> date.timezone.
>> I have edited the php.ini file and supplied the date.timezone directive
>> with
>> "Europe/Copenhagen", but nothing seems to happen. Is it something
>> speciffic to Mac.
>>
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> What do you expect to happen after just changing the php.ini file?
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> Can you give short example of the code that does not do what you want?
Thanks, I did not know that PHP ran as a daemon, I thought that it read
the php.ini file every time it started. Dunse. Hi.
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| Re: Is there a Date() error in PHP [message #177804 is a reply to message #177796] |
Sat, 21 April 2012 17:26 |
Thomas 'PointedEars'
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Hacker wrote:
> On 2012-04-21 12:04:25 +0000, Luuk said:
>> On 21-04-2012 13:44, Hacker wrote:
>>> Is there an error in the newest distribution of PHP, something with
>>> date.timezone.
>>> I have edited the php.ini file and supplied the date.timezone directive
>>> with "Europe/Copenhagen", but nothing seems to happen. Is it something
>>> speciffic to Mac.
>> What do you expect to happen after just changing the php.ini file?
>>
>> Can you give short example of the code that does not do what you want?
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> Thanks, I did not know that PHP ran as a daemon, I thought that it read
> the php.ini file every time it started. Dunse. Hi.
PHP does not run as a daemon by default. And nobody said it did. You are
trolling, are you not?
PointedEars
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| Re: Is there a Date() error in PHP [message #177830 is a reply to message #177804] |
Mon, 23 April 2012 02:50 |
Arno Welzel
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Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn, 2012-04-21 19:26:
> Hacker wrote:
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>> On 2012-04-21 12:04:25 +0000, Luuk said:
>>> On 21-04-2012 13:44, Hacker wrote:
>>>> Is there an error in the newest distribution of PHP, something with
>>>> date.timezone.
>>>> I have edited the php.ini file and supplied the date.timezone directive
>>>> with "Europe/Copenhagen", but nothing seems to happen. Is it something
>>>> speciffic to Mac.
>>> What do you expect to happen after just changing the php.ini file?
>>>
>>> Can you give short example of the code that does not do what you want?
>>
>> Thanks, I did not know that PHP ran as a daemon, I thought that it read
>> the php.ini file every time it started. Dunse. Hi.
>
> PHP does not run as a daemon by default. And nobody said it did. You are
> trolling, are you not?
I think the OP means that PHP may run as an Apache module and therefore
changes in the php.ini may need a reload of Apache.
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