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Posted by Rafi B. on 01/15/06 01:45
Problem is, I'm very new to Linux, and I have a Linux/CentOs/cPanel
server
and the cPanel support PHP until version 5.0.5
Janwillem Borleffs wrote:
> Rafi B. wrote:
> > result of serialize($rs2). So: return $line.serialize($rs2); IS
> > valid in PHP,
> > maybe more clear would be: return $line . serialize($rs2);
> >
>
> Yep, you're right. My bad, I was sleeping.
>
> Regarding the version you are using (5.0.5), which version is used on the
> environments which do not have problems?
>
> Perhaps it would be an idea to simply update your environment to the latest
> stable release (5.1.2). What you also can do is set up a test to see at
> which point the serialize() function crashes.
>
> Just comment out portings of the class instantiated through the $rs2 object
> and de-comment portions up untill the moment serialize() crashes.
>
>
> JW
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