Hello,

Server 1 - Intel Fedora 19 - PHP 5.5.4 Zend 2.5.0
Server 2 - RPi - PHP 5.4.4-14+deb7u14 - Zend 2.4.0
I'm using the same php programs - and am working off the same text files.On the Fedora PHP server, the php programs run without warnings,however, when I run it on the RPi server - I get undefined offset warnings.I'm not doubting the warning - just wondering why one system would give them, and the other doesn't.I did go through both .ini files and they are essentially the same.These are php programs being run from the command line with "php programname.php" and are not related to a web server at all.I really can't attach any code - it runs with multiple external function files (brought in with include_once statements)and to be honest I'm still trying to track down which part of the program is causing the warning in one of the function calls.I can test for the condition in the function, but it doesn't help tell me from where in the code the call originated from.I'm first going on the assumption that there might be something different between the system, aside from the obvious platform differences, I just didn't expect that the php would have issues.Any theories?

Please help

I didn't find the right solution from the internet.

References:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/view … hp?t=88401
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