My PHP/MySQL driven site is hosted on a Linux server but I do pretty much all the development on windows 98 machine (not much fun when it comes to stability). Anyway, I try to keep it so that I only have to change a minimum of settings when I transfer from my machine to the server. Up until now this has been mostly fine........
However, sometimes I do things that work perfectly on the server but just crash PHP on my machine...
I came across this again today when sorting out some session caching problems - its fine for me to use php.ini on my machine to set things but I can't mess with the one on the server... I thought .htaccess would do the trick but it just gave 500 errors... So I thought I'd try an in-code solution by using ini_set() - it all works fine on the server but crashes PHP on my machine...
This is very annoying because I don't want to have to add/delete that line everytime I go between the 2 development environments...
anyone have any ideas of a solution that will work on both systems? Or more to the point, does anyone know how to set the session.cache_limiter value using .htaccess? I tried using php_value session.cache_limiter "" and a number of other things but to no avail...
Thanks for any help! 🙂
» Stephen Cameron
