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[Phpwiki-talk] 1.3.12p2 and PHP 5/MySQL 5

[Thomas H. <tom...@gm...>]

The list has been very quiet.  I guess that is a good thing.

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.

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.)

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.  Thanks.

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] 1.3.12p2 and PHP 5/MySQL 5

[Reini U. <ru...@x-...>]

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.

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Re: [Phpwiki-talk] 1.3.12p2 and PHP 5/MySQL 5

[Reini U. <ru...@x-...>]

Reini Urban schrieb:
> 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 = 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.

php-5.1.2 just tested okay.

apache-1.3.33, mysql-4.1.8

PHP_SAPI=apache
PHP_OS=WINNT
PHP_VERSION=5.1.2
test=InlineParserTest,HtmlParserTest,PageListTest,ListPagesTest,SetupWiki,AllPagesTest,AllUsersTest,OrphanedPagesTest,WantedPagesTest,TextSearchTest,IncludePageTest,DumpHtml
db=file,dba,PearDB_mysql,ADODB_mysql
PHPWIKI_VERSION=1.3.12p2
USECACHE=1
WIKIDB_NOCACHE_MARKUP=false
ENABLE_USER_NEW=1
ENABLE_PAGEPERM=1

php.ini:
zend.ze1_compatibility_mode = Off
allow_call_time_pass_reference = Off
register_globals = Off
register_long_arrays = Off
auto_globals_jit = On



You must be using a version before 1.3.11, something like 1.3.7
Up to 1.3.11 phpwiki was not allow_call_time_pass_reference safe.

phpwiki/lib/main.php:20: Fatal[2048]: Assigning the return value of new
by reference is deprecated

There's no function call at 20 in any main.php version from 1.3.11 on I
have around here.

1.3.7:
$this->_dbsession = & new DB_Session($this->getDbh(),

Re: [Phpwiki-talk] 1.3.12p2 and PHP 5/MySQL 5

[Thomas H. <tom...@gm...>]

Reini,

Yes.  1.3.7, I think.  Thanks for the fix that got me upgraded.

Now to repay you.  Is there anything I can do?

Tom

On 4/13/06, Reini Urban <ru...@x-...> wrote:
> Reini Urban schrieb:
> > 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.
>
> php-5.1.2 just tested okay.
>
> apache-1.3.33, mysql-4.1.8
>
> PHP_SAPI=3Dapache
> PHP_OS=3DWINNT
> PHP_VERSION=3D5.1.2
> test=3DInlineParserTest,HtmlParserTest,PageListTest,ListPagesTest,SetupWi=
ki,AllPagesTest,AllUsersTest,OrphanedPagesTest,WantedPagesTest,TextSearchTe=
st,IncludePageTest,DumpHtml
> db=3Dfile,dba,PearDB_mysql,ADODB_mysql
> PHPWIKI_VERSION=3D1.3.12p2
> USECACHE=3D1
> WIKIDB_NOCACHE_MARKUP=3Dfalse
> ENABLE_USER_NEW=3D1
> ENABLE_PAGEPERM=3D1
>
> php.ini:
> zend.ze1_compatibility_mode =3D Off
> allow_call_time_pass_reference =3D Off
> register_globals =3D Off
> register_long_arrays =3D Off
> auto_globals_jit =3D On
>
>
>
> You must be using a version before 1.3.11, something like 1.3.7
> Up to 1.3.11 phpwiki was not allow_call_time_pass_reference safe.
>
> phpwiki/lib/main.php:20: Fatal[2048]: Assigning the return value of new
> by reference is deprecated
>
> There's no function call at 20 in any main.php version from 1.3.11 on I
> have around here.
>
> 1.3.7:
> $this->_dbsession =3D & new DB_Session($this->getDbh(),
>
>
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