Re: Recommendations of web developmentarchitecture/toolfordiverse i5 access...

I found that today also, along with another profile they created named
NOGROUP. Good thing they included something in the description about Zend
otherwise I would have waxed them :-)

Somebody must have had a long day during the Zend PHP port and needed a
laugh ;-)

Aaron Bartell

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Subject: Re: [WEB400] Recommendations of web
developmentarchitecture/toolfordiverse i5 access...

From: albartell

Where did you learn how all these innards work? Not that I don't
believe you, but the part about the second Apache server instance has me

curious.

You might get a kick out of this, Aaron: Zend installation creates a user
profile called NOBODY, and that is the default user profile for attaching to
i5/OS. You can't change it, either, unless you specifically override your
connections using a user profile and password.

Joe