[Xitami] OT: PHP-Nuke?

[TW]

Vance,
didn't mean to be mean with my comment.
Over time it just got a feeling that a newbie might come to the conclusion 
that xifusion is a more or less manadatory prerequisite for sucesfully 
running any php-projekt together with xitami. And this is definitely not 
the case. In some cases it may be a quick and welcome  workaround to some 
problem, in general i think its rather a matter of misconception to wrap a 
coldfusion server around a php-engine.
Most of all, I believe that virtually no problem with a php-projekt has 
something to do with the webserver in use.
Kind regards,
tony


At 10:35 11.07.2002 -0400, you wrote:
>XiFusion handles the redirect Nuke 5.6 uses, bug or not. Some what like
>Apache, for some reason pure Xitami does not like it (non-conformant
>redirects may very well be the issue) . Hence my life was easier...
>I don't really think I needed to use it either but it eliminated a problem I
>encountered quick and easily. That's what it is meant to do, and it did it.
>I have Nuke setup on both Apache and Xitami, Apache works fine first shot,
>Nuke on Xitami gave me some grief. Not a heck of a lot (due to some help)
>but some.
>
>Yes there are plenty of places to go for help regarding most Nuke issues...
>for instance Nuke Forums is a good place to start.
>
>My response was not meant as an AD for Xifusion ...
>I was not aware giving credit where credit was due is an AD.
>To some point I agree about advertisements but I'm sure the moderator would
>have tapped them on their shoulder and let them know if he felt it was out
>of hand. You have to remember some of the products are made for Xitami and
>are free. I could see if the author was making $$, then by all means pay for
>advertisement,
>but these are utilities that authors wrote for convenience and are allowing
>others to use them
>free of charge.
>
>But the answer to the question still is yes Nuke will work on Xitami.
>
>Vance
>
>
> > I once ran postnuke (a phpnuke descendant) with xitami 3.4d9 and php 4.0.5
> > without any problems. Don't understand why I should need XiFusion or
> > something. BTW, I think there is too much advertising for this and some
> > other products on this list (apart from Xitami of course).
> > There were indeed some problems, but they were all implementation-related
> > and could most often be found in the  various discussion boards and
> > buglist. Especially the redirection problem, which is a known bug (has
>been
> > half a year ago, I wonder that it still is) which, as far as I recall,
> > stems from an incorrect use of the php redirect function, namely usage of
> > relative paths in the redirect which is not conformant with the HTTP
> > specification.
> > _Maybe_ Apache with compiled-in php _corrects_ this improper use. I don't
>know.
> > But apart from that (looking at the code of nuke) I can't see any relation
> > to the actual webserver used.
> > BTW, in my opinion, there is no reason to think that any php product
> > whatsoever depends on the webserver in use.
> >
> > Tony
> >
> >
> >
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