Mar 3rd, 2009, 7:10 PM
Hi Seacaptdon,
"Safe Mode" is a PHP setting that was originally intended to get around security concerns that arise from running sites in shared environments. But in reality, it's usually it's not used in live environments. In fact, I think they're even dropping the option in the upcoming PHP 6 release.
I'll be perfectly up front: I can't vouch for the script running perfectly in Safe Mode. But to get around the current warnings, just add this line to your /global/config.php file:
I wouldn't worry about this particular problem. The code is simply trying to increase the duration of the maximum execution time for the request; it's done in a few places around the script for (potentially) very long queries.
Hope this helps!
"Safe Mode" is a PHP setting that was originally intended to get around security concerns that arise from running sites in shared environments. But in reality, it's usually it's not used in live environments. In fact, I think they're even dropping the option in the upcoming PHP 6 release.
I'll be perfectly up front: I can't vouch for the script running perfectly in Safe Mode. But to get around the current warnings, just add this line to your /global/config.php file:
PHP Code:
$g_default_error_reporting = 1;
I wouldn't worry about this particular problem. The code is simply trying to increase the duration of the maximum execution time for the request; it's done in a few places around the script for (potentially) very long queries.
Hope this helps!