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So, I'm comparing the WAMP on my laptop to the LAMP used to host the Robotics website. What do I do once I'm able to look at and compare the to together? What things do I change etc. etc. so they are as close as possible? Thank you for the help.
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Posted 24 June 2010 - 10:37 PM
Alexander
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Actually you will only need to compare two things, PHP versions and magic_quotes.
If both PHP versions are over 5.3 then you most likely will not need to worry about any differences, if magic_quotes_gpc is on you will need to apply stripslashes() to user input, that's all it means.
If there is a difference in settings, such as if it's off on your server, you'd just simply need to correct it accordingly. Thankfully there's not too much to configure to get them running.
If you're working with JSON, XML or SOAP then check if those modules are installed on both, that is the main reason for checking as they may be added or not by default, and is the only real difference you can get between WAMP and production.
If both PHP versions are over 5.3 then you most likely will not need to worry about any differences, if magic_quotes_gpc is on you will need to apply stripslashes() to user input, that's all it means.
If there is a difference in settings, such as if it's off on your server, you'd just simply need to correct it accordingly. Thankfully there's not too much to configure to get them running.
If you're working with JSON, XML or SOAP then check if those modules are installed on both, that is the main reason for checking as they may be added or not by default, and is the only real difference you can get between WAMP and production.
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Posted 25 June 2010 - 08:59 AM
throese
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Oh, then all is fine. Thanks Nullw0rm
