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hello,
i made a site with a php-mailscript. it's running on a windows server. if i want to transfer it to a linux-server, do i have to chance some code or is there no difference between a windows-server and a linux-server (for reading php)? thanx. |
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Normally there isn't much difference, one of the main differences is in the file system if you specify a path in your script it'll have to be redone. I think there might be another one or two different ones, but your best way to find out is to run it and see what happens.
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do you use relative path? is it in the same dir as what calls it?
if there's no path calls, then you dont have to. winblows requires extra to end lines... however, linux can understand that. and also, if you're dev is winblows and deployment is linux, i strongly suggest getting another box. have your dev mimic your deployment as best you can..... done dev on a WIMP if you deploy on a LAMP |
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thanx guys, that's all needed to know
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