[FX.php List] This was supposed to be easy

[Gjermund Gusland Thorsen]

Copy the php.ini file from the machine were there are not that many
errors for the same code.

ggt

On Dec 5, 2007 8:12 AM, Jonathan Schwartz <jschwartz at exit445.com> wrote:
> Hmmmm...this was supposed to be the *least* of my worries.  Now, it's
> a show-stopper.
>
> For one of my student/sports registration projects, I agreed
> (volunteered) to  suspend the regular web based system during their
> face-to-face events and and instead, run the solution completely
> locally using a small ethernet network.  The primary reason is that
> there is no internet access at the site. We wanted to be able to use
> the db of folks who had already registered, plus register walkins.
> One the session was over, I would put the db back online.
>
> The existing system is running on OS X Tiger Server with php 5 and
> FMSA 8.04 on g4 mac minis.
>
> I thought that I would just run the solution on my MacBookPro. The
> event is tomorrow night. I started installing FMSA 8.0 on the
> MacBookPro and that's where the fun began.  While the 8.02 installed
> from the CD, the 8.0v4 updates to both server and Web Engine would
> not install, citing that they were not compatible with Intel.   Ooops.
>
> So, I decided to repeat the same thing on my older PowerBookG4.
> Everything installed...but I've never seen so many php errors once I
> launched the solution. Missing index?
>
> I'm starting to sweat at this point.
>
> I've now "borrowed the kid's G4 Tower, wiped it, and am starting from
> scratch installing OS X server and essentially replicating the
> machine that now serves the solution online.
>
> Should I have not assumed that I could run the solution from a
> regular OS X Tiger Intel laptop with FMSA 8.04 installed and using
> the built in Personal Web Publishing native to OS X?
>
> Jonathan
>
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> Exit 445 Group
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