2 May
2002
2 May
'02
1:08 p.m.
Marc wrote:
If we put some automatic configuration of
$cfgPmaAbsoluteUri
that works on the majority of servers, we will avoid all the
help requests we are *now* receiving about those servers (when
then have the new version :)
I agree but what I mean it that it will become really hard
to help users for which it won't work.
Apache is currently at 56% of the market share.
Right but different versions of Apache and different
installation of Apache may not use the same concept behind
the same variable. As I stated before ISP often like to modify
some of the environment variables for example. That's a real
problem IMHO.
Then we put in the file an explanation, and a commented
out
line like this:
//$cfg['PmaAbsoluteUri'] = '';
to be filled in for those servers where the automatic thing
does not work.
I cant agree this, sorry. We should at least put something in
else we will face again bugs with cookies and with the "UPDATE"
and "INSERT" statements.
Jay wrote:
I agree that the default setting in the config file
should
'calculate' the $ cfgPmaAbsoluteUri setting (using HTTP_HOST).
I prefer this solution but that's not enough IMHO. If you
really want to have a default value for this setting, use the
first example from the documentation since we can hope at least
three of variable used are always defined the way they should
($HTTPS, $HTTP_HOST and $PHP_SELF).... but that will means
to also check $_SERVER, $_ENV, $HTTP_SERVER_VARS, $HTTP_ENV_VARS
array and maybe even use the "getenv()" function to get these
values whatever is the "register_globals" position.
Loïc
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