phpMyFAQ

I'm using 1.6.5 of the FAQ with MySQL 5.0.22, for pc-linux-gnu (i486) using readline 5.1. It seems the FAQ creates a new MySQL session for every user and then letting it sleep. This of course results in hundreds of open and idle connections after a while. Also, it seems the faqsessions table keeps g...

What about the preg_replace_callback() errors?

Looking through my apache logs, I found these errors related to phpmyfaq: - [Fri Aug 4 03:27:13 2006] [error] PHP Warning: preg_replace_callback(): Compilation failed: regular expression too large at offset 0 in /home/gargoyle/web/dcpp.net/phpmyfaq.1.6.3/inc/functions.php on line 1575 - [Fri Aug 4 0...

I'm using 1.6.3 and it seems the PDF view feature expects the absolute paths to images. It doesn't work with relative ones. Here are the apache logs which reveal this problem: - [Fri Aug 4 01:10:33 2006] [error] [client 213.88.146.43] File does not exist: /home/gargoyle/web/dcpp.net/images/image2877...

I don't see that option. Do you mean "Enable automatic content negotiation" ?

Why would it make sense to change the language of everything you're working on after viewing a FAQ entry in another language?

I'm using 1.5.9 of the FAQ software. I was going through the 'Approve Records' section and ran across an entry that was in Dutch. I deleted it then when I was back in the admin menu, everything was in dutch!. Logging out, the admin page was also in dutch. Had to manually set the language for my acco...

Why not add it as a feature in 1.5.6?

Yes it is.

When I click on the adminlog link, I see the header for Date, User, IP-Adress but nothing else. What do I need to check on the server to make sure this is set up properly?

The change log does not say who made those comments. Would be handy to show that when there are several admins in control of a FAQ.

Alright, seems to be fixed after applying that. I assume this will come out with 1.5.6? When is that coming out?

phpinfo link sent in PM.

Sure. here is what it looks like:

PHP 4.4.1
MySQL 4.1.13-standard

Here you go: artikel.php:* $Id: artikel.php,v 1.17.2.20 2005/12/18 17:08:15 thorstenr Exp $ admin/record.add.php:* $Id: record.add.php,v 1.22.2.8 2005/11/22 07:21:29 thorstenr Exp $ admin/record.edit.php:* $Id: record.edit.php,v 1.19.2.10 2005/11/22 07:21:29 thorstenr Exp $ admin/record.save.php:* $...