From: Reini U. <ru...@x-...> - 2006-03-23 12:39:54
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2006/3/22, Thomas Haws <tom...@gm...>: > The list has been very quiet. I guess that is a good thing. Not really. There are outstanding bugs. I'm full-time involved with our local filmfestival here this week, so I have no time at all. > I installed version 1.3.12p2 on a remote PHP 5/MySQL 5 server and I > can't get it to run. > http://hawsedc.com/thomas > > I understand that this error > phpwiki/lib/main.php:20: Fatal[2048]: Assigning the return value of > new by reference is deprecated > is solved for the time being by setting register_globals on. Nope. This is enterily register_globals independent. This php 5 fatal should be solved by allow_call_time_pass_reference =3D On I thought I fixed all issues, but didn't test with php-5.1 lately > In perusing the support wiki, I see that somebody claims to have > installed with register_globals off. (That claim turned up on the > Recent Changes page in a search for "register globals", but I couldn't > find it on the Recent Changes page itself.) register_globals off is default for a long time now and I do all the testing with register_globals off. > The question I have is how close you are to getting phpwiki fully > (whatever that may mean) compliant with PHP 5 and MySQL 5. I have > decided to just wait, and I am wondering if there will be some kind of > announcement, or if there is some version number you are pushing > toward for compliance. php-5.0 was tested ok. php-5.1 not fully tested. For the mysql versions I don't know it by hard. The bdb and innodb features whgiuch are supported by ADODB are not yet tested, and not implemented with PearDB_mysqlt. Non-transactional it should work. -- Reini Urban http://phpwiki.org/ http://spacemovie.mur.at/ http://helsinki.at/ |