On line 512, I clarified the sentence which uses effect, previously the sentence was awkward.
On line 656, the wrong word is used, I changed affect to effect.
The spelling of input_encoding is incorrect in both the php.ini-production
and php.ini-development, as of March, 2014. This fixes the spelling.
Cleaning up spelling and grammar includes wrapping lines to 80 characters,
adding articles such as 'the', and fixing spellings such as pathes to
paths.
This patch removes some non working links to PHP manual and removes the
pdo_mysql.cache_size and mysqli.cache_size INI directives which have been
removed since PHP 5.3.0.
Allow extension name as INI 'extension=' and dl() argument
No BC break, as file name is still accepted.
When using the '-z' command line option (CLI/CGI), an absolute file name must still be provided (nothing changed here)
Change comments in example INI files
This reverts commit 71fe529afc.
Without the file cache (which is not enabled by default), this has
non-trivial impact on the startup time. It also significantly
increases the baseline memory usage of PHP on CLI.
This is one of the last old and odd deprecated settings we still have in PHP, it was never fully implemented in all the database extensions and should probably have been gone back in 5.4, along with safe_mode. Although if my memory strikes me right, mysql was also supporting it back then, but not mysqli.
So far only interbase was supporting this feature, and the removal of it causes two effects for interbase:
- CREATE DATABASE is now allowed no matter
- The default database set by php.ini (ibase.default_db) is no longer forced
http://php.net/ini.core#ini.sql.safe-mode
Ignoring these warnings apparently works fine (libgd does so in
gdImageCreateJpeg()), but not ignoring them may cause imagecreatefromjpeg()
to fail completely, so it seems reasonable to ignore warnings by default.
Note that this change most likely doesn't constitute a BC break; we're
simply being more resilient with regard to slightly broken JPEGs.
See also the related [bug #72404](https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=72404).