Re: testing pear part one

On Fri, 31 May 2002 23:37:20 +0200, robert janeczek wrote: >i have an exam tomorrow, so i wanted to find myself something else to do :) Hey guy, start to learn - I know what I'm talking about :). >- register_globals = on (yes, i know...) It would be nice to see if *all* PEAR packages are register_globals safe. Has anyone made some tests yet? >- should add a note that windows users need to change default >session.save_path setting in php.ini - its quite confusing first time you >see a message about it :) Good point. I did not know until now that it's necessary (/me has no Windows PHP). >- should add basic sql code creating table for default Auth/Container/DB.php >settings - especially minimum field lenght for password column needs to be >said, i created 20 chars long field and nothing worked well because encoded >password didn`t fit This has been suggested some time before, but I did not get around to do it yet. >file: hmmmm i couldn`t find File/Passwd.php in newest cvs contents It's still in php4/pear/File/. >and the >file that came with php [Passwd.php,v 1.9 2002/02/28 08:27:12] didn`t have >isLocked method It looks like isLocked() has been added by Mika Tuupola in revision 1.10, which apparently didn't make it's way into PHP 4.2.1 :(. >which was called from inside of container [line 122], i made >few small changes to make it all to work, but it got even worse :) is this >container still usable? Yup, it should be actually :). Please get the latest version of File/Passwd.php from CVS and try again. - Martin -- Martin Jansen, <mail@martin-jansen.de> http://www.martin-jansen.de/