Hmm... try the following. In aseco.php, replace this section starting at line 464:Xerrez wrote:I have following problem:
I use a tmn dediacted server on a 64bit Linux with XEN Kernel (Debian Etch). When I try to run Aseco 0.91 with the PHP5 that you could install using apt-get, every time the challenge changes, php5 uses 99% of the processor. I had this problem with Aseco 0.61b also, but there I found a fix (compile PHP5 from source with linux32).
But when I try to run Aseco 0.91 with the 32bit compiled PHP5, the last message I see is "Try to authenticate...".
I have tracked down the problem to the multiquery() call in the connect() function.
How can I solve this problem?
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// logon the server
$this->client->addCall('Authenticate', array($this->server->login, $this->server->pass));
// enable callback system
$this->client->addCall('EnableCallbacks', array(true));
// start query
if (!$this->client->multiquery()) {
trigger_error('[' . $this->client->getErrorCode() . '] ' . $this->client->getErrorMessage(), E_USER_ERROR);
return false;
}
$this->client->getResponse();
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// logon the server
$this->client->query('Authenticate', $this->server->login, $this->server->pass);
// enable callback system
$this->client->query('EnableCallbacks', true);
Bad English? Where? I didn't see any.Xerrez wrote:P.S.: Sorry for my bad english, I am from germany.
