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Thanks. I looked at that a while back, and I could remember that it did not help much, so I did not look at it again this time. Now that I look at it again I remember why it did not help. I don't know what a map data structure is. I guess I should have studied harder in my computer science classes. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for the help. I am trying to understand what is happening under the covers. I guess the part that is confusing me is that I don't specify an initial size for the array. To achieve something that is similarly dynamic in C# Java I would need to use some kind of array list or linked list. Are either of those data structures similar to what php uses for arrays?

I guess I need the c# code to be in code brackets to show all the characters. c# code: int[] intArray = new int[100]; for(int i = 0; i < 100; i++) { intArray[i] = i; }

I don't understand how arrays work in php on an algorithm and data structures level. Here is some code in c# and something similar in php c# code: int[] intArray = new int[100]; for(int i = 0; i < 100; i++) { intArray = i; } php code: $intArray = array(); for($i = 0; $i < 100; $i++) { $intArray[$i] = $i; } The c# code is obviously efficient as far as the algorithm, but I have no idea what is actually happening with the php code or how efficient it is. Please help me understand. thanks.

If I stop and then start apache it seems to start up just fine, but as soon I try to access part of the website, the error pops up.

It is the standard windows error dialog box where they want you to send the error to Microsoft. I will try to find the error information that it wants to send and post that when I get it

In php.ini, if I set auto_append_file to any php file, then no web pages will load, and on the server it shows a Windows error message saying that there was a problem with apache. There are no errors logged anywhere. I am using Windows XP, PHP Version 4.3.11, and Apache 2.0.55

This is the third time that I have been accused of not reading that entire page (twice on this forum once on another). I assure you that I have read that part about what Win32 users need to do and I have already done that. However, the way I see it, it did not say that Win32 users do not need to recompile PHP in order to get it to work. First it said that PHP needs to be compiled "--with-openssl[=DIR]", then it had a note for Win32 users. The note looks to be additional information for Win32 users as opposed to having 2 different sections, one for Win32 users and one for Linux users. Anyway, is there anyone here that has actually used OpenSSL in PHP on Win32 themselves, who would know if I need to compile PHP myself or not. If anyone knows how to compile it '--with-openssl[=DIR]', I would like to try it, as I don't know what else to try.

I need to compile PHP 4.x with the OpenSSL module in WindowsXP. On this site: http://us2.php.net/openssl I found these instructions: "To use PHP's OpenSSL support you must also compile PHP --with-openssl[=DIR]." This seems like a Linux command. How do I do this in Windows XP? I have compiled PHP with Microsoft Visual C++ before, but not with any extra modules.

Here is a recap of the actual questions I was asking: Is this(this being installing OpenSSL and following the instructions found here: http://us2.php.net/openssl) what I need? How can I tell if the version of php I have installed is already supporting OpenSSL? When it(http://us2.php.net/openssl) says you have to compile php with --openssl[=DIR] does that mean that I would need to download the php souce code and compile it myselft using a special option? If so, how would I go about compiling it with that option? Any help will be greatly appreciated!

So, you need to install SSL under Windows and be sure the DLL's are in your path. No clue how to do this since I work in Linux. I already did that...

Anyway, you don't really need to understand why I am trying to do this. I just need help doing it. I am unsure as to whether i need to use a custom compiled version of php to support ssl like it says here: http://us2.php.net/openssl

Yes. Basically I just want to be able to send automated emails from our company, and have replies sent to my gmail address. We are using hosted GMail accounts in the form of username@domainname.com. We access our email on the web using the standard gmail web interface, except we go to mail.domainname.com to login

This should give you a better idea of what I am trying to do: http://www.vulgarisoip.com/?p=17

Hi Adika. I don't want to send an email to a gmail account, I want to send an email from a gmail account. This requires a secureed SSL SMTP connection. I need to know if this requires me to install ssl on my end and how I should do this.