Re: [Logicampus-general] Just one last question left (Apache Module)
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From: mark <ma...@ta...> - 2004-07-09 01:40:42
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1. There is a part of the system that logs what browser a student is using= =20 when trying to login. If the apache_request_headers() functions are taken= =20 out that data will not be available to you as an admin, but the system will= =20 function normally otherwise. 2.90% sure that PHP is installed as a CGI. You can verify this with a simp= le=20 php info page. Put the following line into a file called info.php and plac= e=20 info.php in the same directory as index.php of LogiCampus. <? echo phpinfo(); ?> It should say the SAPI version as either CGI or Apache. On Wednesday 07 July 2004 11:02 pm, Dra. Victoria Loisi wrote: > You=B4re right. I red that Mark said that he > "think the only part of the system that may have a problem is the login > attempt logging. You probably will not be able to see what operating > system and browsers that users attempt to login with." Did he meant that I > could probably use the system with limitations? I just didn=B4t get him on > that... > > And... just to be completely sure about this topic... um... is there a > possibility that maybe the PHP is installed as an apache module and it is > anything else that is causing the problem? Is there a possibility to use = an > older version of Logicampus? > > If both answers are "no"... and to be sure that I can install and run the > system... what should I ask my host? (I mean my new one... because I=B4m > gonna change it, for sure!) > > Thanks again, for your help, time and patience!! > > Victoria |