kempis555
Programmer
- Jan 2, 2001
- 77
Hi all.
I'm going nuts on this one.
I'm doing a web site where the CGI is Linux PHP and the database is on another server... MSSQL 2000.
Also, the existing mail portion of the site is done with the imap functions.
Anyways, I know how to compile PHP 4.0.6 to make it work with MSSQL, but when I do that the IMAP functions stop working. These only seem to work in 4.0.5. Is it because 4.0.6 now won't accept the --with-imap-ssl compiling option?
I don't know how to compile 4.0.5 PHP so that it works with SQL. Has anyone done that one?
Or am I doing something wrong with the 4.0.6 install so that IMAP stops working? Here's what I've found: though the word IMAP doesn't show up in a ps -A or ps -x it seems to be running because I can telnet into it. What seems to be going wrong is the following line from the "messages" file in /var/log:
badlogin: localhost.localdomain[127.0.0.1] CRAM-MD5 authentication failure [no secret in database]
This line shows up when I try to make an imap stream in the PHP. Anyone know what that is? What's a secret in database?
-Thanks in advance
-Mark
is actually Cram pronounced backwards I just noticed. Ominous. :-0
I'm going nuts on this one.
I'm doing a web site where the CGI is Linux PHP and the database is on another server... MSSQL 2000.
Also, the existing mail portion of the site is done with the imap functions.
Anyways, I know how to compile PHP 4.0.6 to make it work with MSSQL, but when I do that the IMAP functions stop working. These only seem to work in 4.0.5. Is it because 4.0.6 now won't accept the --with-imap-ssl compiling option?
I don't know how to compile 4.0.5 PHP so that it works with SQL. Has anyone done that one?
Or am I doing something wrong with the 4.0.6 install so that IMAP stops working? Here's what I've found: though the word IMAP doesn't show up in a ps -A or ps -x it seems to be running because I can telnet into it. What seems to be going wrong is the following line from the "messages" file in /var/log:
badlogin: localhost.localdomain[127.0.0.1] CRAM-MD5 authentication failure [no secret in database]
This line shows up when I try to make an imap stream in the PHP. Anyone know what that is? What's a secret in database?
-Thanks in advance
-Mark
is actually Cram pronounced backwards I just noticed. Ominous. :-0