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The http_response_code function sets the header to the defined code and corresponding message from this map http_status_codes.h.

Is it possible to get the message?

how do you get DOMDocument when compiling php7.4 from source? i'm on Amazon Linux 2 and compiling php7.4 like this:

Is there a way to undo the actions of sudo make install? That is, remove the files that were copied to the /usr/local/bin folder?

I built PHP from source using the following commands:

My previous question (ob_get_status() has undocumented bits set in 'flags' entry) revealed that there are some undocumented flags that may be passed into output buffer callback functions (i.e. the function specified when setting your output buffer, using ob_start()).

One of these flags (undocumented, but revealed by the PHP source code) is PHP_OUTPUT_HANDLER_DISABLED and this is what I am receiving when I call ob_get_status(true) in my application.

My question is, what are the situations that can cause an output buffer to be marked as disabled?

(Note that I am asking in the general case, rather than specifically asking about my code, as I feel that too much context would be required to give a specific answer. If I understand the possible reasons, I hope I can deduce which of them might apply in my situation.)

I try to make the following code in ReactJs (not NodeJs) but this doesn't work in JS.

The original code in PHP works fine:

Basically, how can I can combine these two operations?

As PHP session handler was somehow flawed in the past, we developed a homemade session handler years ago. But it seems that current versions of PHP are well developed and flaws are gone, and we decided to use PHP's default session handler (as it is much faster than our handler which uses dbms to save session data - which sometimes have to read/write megabytes of data).

The only question which we couldn't find an answer for is if PHP's default session handler is atomic or not?

We know that the session files are locked so are prone to race condition, but what about atomicity? What if megabytes of data are going to be saved in a session file, and some errors happens in the middle (power outage, crash or disk failure for example). What happens now? are session data corrupted now? Or old data are still in place?

We don't have a C programmer in our team, but I looked in PHP's source code and I found the line that is responsible for writing sessions to files, but I was unable to find s_write()'s source code's file.

I recently needed to do multithreading with PHP so I compiled version 7.4 from source to have ZTS mode enabled (required to use Parallel new extension) :

• I cloned the PHP source repo on my server

• git checkout PHP-7.4

• ./buildconf --force

• I took this configuration string from a tutorial, I have to admit that I didn't really understand all the options :

  CONFIGURE_STRING="--prefix=/etc/phpzts --with-bz2 --with-zlib --enable-zip --disable-cgi
  --enable-soap --enable-intl --with-openssl --with-readline --with-curl --enable-ftp
  --enable-mysqlnd --with-mysqli=mysqlnd --with-pdo-mysql=mysqlnd --enable-sockets
  --enable-pcntl --with-pspell --with-enchant --with-gettext --with-gd --enable-exif
  --with-jpeg-dir --with-png-dir --with-freetype-dir --with-xsl --enable-bcmath
  --enable-mbstring --enable-calendar --enable-simplexml --enable-json --enable-hash
  --enable-session --enable-xml --enable-wddx --enable-opcache --with-pcre-regex
  --with-config-file-path=/etc/phpzts/config --with-config-file-scan-dir=/etc/phpzts/config
  --enable-cli --enable-debug --enable-fpm --with-fpm-user=www-data --with-fpm-group=www-data
  --with-mcrypt --enable-sysvmsg --enable-sysvsem --enable-sysvshm --enable-shmop --enable-parallel
  --enable-maintainer-zts"

• ./configure $CONFIGURE_STRING

• make && make install

• copied php.ini file from the php-src repo to phpzts/config (confimed it was loaded successfully by doing a /etc/phpzts/bin/php --ini)

All the functions that are supposed to be loaded from php extensions work well in my scripts, especially mb_string functions, openssl functions, parallel functions. That's what I don't understand. I was expecting to install them through apt-get install php7.4-mbstring for exemple, just like what I do with the other php installed for apache. All the extensions are commented in the php.ini file template that I just copied from the source repo :

I'm trying to tweak my Kubernetes-based app to make it more development-friendly. I'm using kustomize to add some extra containers into my app-deployment. It looks like this: