Re: Bug #897 Updated: conflicting objects
| From: | Mark Hazen | Date: | Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Bug #897 Updated: conflicting objects | ||
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BD> The Sybase-IMAP conflict has been brought up before. There is
BD> nothing we can do about this. A future version of the IMAP
Ah, sorry. I didn't see anything on it on the site... is there a place I'm
missing regarding this information>?
BD> . For now you will have to edit the imap code and change the name
BD> of that function yourself.
Just finished compiling it! You read my mind... ::grin!:: Thanks!
BD> /usr/local/include and /usr/local/lib. If you check the bottom of
BD> the IMAP manual section you will see these instructions:
BD> http://www.php.net/manual/ref.imap.php3
Ah, thank you. I did not see this either. I will admit to not having read
everything on the site from cover to cover; I thought I did a pretty good
pass trough a couple of times though on those sections and must have just
totally missed it.
You can delet ebelow here if your schedule is anything like mine these
days ----- Nothing critical below here.
By the way, thanks for such a remarkable tool.. I've been doing web
development and adminiistration since it was young; I've spoken at several
conferences on advanced web development and design tactics... The latest
one I gave talked briefly about PHP (this stuff is all at my site,
www.markh.com... that one is under the 'uberweb' presentation; there are
still a few things missing from that, like one javascript call, some
spell-checking, et alia... but what the hell..)... and I've worked with
several embedded document preparsers (I'm an old Perl hack, so I worked
with both EmbPerl and ePerl among a few others); but PHP really does tie
up into a very nice, neat ball a *lot* of very disparate tools.
We're setting up a new web system and providing room for our own
development, hence I've compiled in MySQL, SybaseCT, SNMP, IMAP, dbase,
Filemaker Pro, and Gd support... quit ethe pallette. We have tools alredy
in place using all of the different databases, with servers on NT, Win95
(Ack, not my doing on either count heheh) Solaris and Linux. Because PHP
pulls all of these together, it's saving us a lot of time which would
otherwise be spent building conduits. Thank you! =)
-mh.
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