RE: [PHP-WIN] PHP barfs with Win98/Oracle/Apache

> > I have Apache 1.3.12 on Win98 SE and Personal Oracle 8.1.5. It works fine > > up to a point. I load PHPLIB's index.php3 and the "Per Session Data" > > variable increments as expected. But when I click on the URL to "Load a > > more complex example" PHP immediately aborts with an error in Kernel32 > > consistantly. > > A couple things... 1) what version of php do you have loaded on your machine? > php4.0.1pl2 or 4.0.2dev? 2) update your Oracle client to 8.1.6 (you don't > have to update all your software, just the client stuff - and it's a free > download) 3) what is the phplib code supposed to do? I haven't seen this > code, so post a snippet so we can see what it's trying to accomplish. My apologies for the sparse information. I'm using the latest download from www.php4win.de (php4.0.2-dev cvs: 2000-08-16). I will see about updating the client tonight. PHPLIB is a toolkit developed mainly for PHP3. I was using it to test my database connections. It can be found at phplib.netuse.de. Here is a snipped portion of the "offending" file: <?php // I use auto_prepend= in my php3.ini file to have // prepend.php3 in front of this file. If you don't // want to use this feature you have to include it // manually: // include("prepend.php3"); // You will have to set up your include_path= in // php3.ini to make this work, though. // This is here to test the features of the Table class include($_PHPLIB["libdir"] . "table.inc"); // We use the following features: // sess for session variables // auth for login checks, also required for user variables // perm for permission checks // user for user variables page_open(array("sess" => "Example_Session", "auth" => "Example_Auth", "perm" => "Example_Perm", "user" => "Example_User")); // page access requires that the user is authenticated and has "admin" permission $perm->check("admin"); // s is a per session variable, u is a per user variable. // If they've already been loaded in from the database, leave them alone // Otherwise, set them to a value so we don't get PHP warnings later. if(!isset($s)) { $s=0; }; if(!isset($u)) { $u=0; }; $sess->register("s"); $user->register("u"); ?> <html> <head>