Comment 12 for bug 677066

In my php.ini I have E_ALL, but this is superseeded by the error_reporting() call that I added to the test suite. Actually, I have seen that you have removed it - what was the issue with it?

For the executable files, it means that some files had the execution bit set (the --x in the rights shown by ls), which should only be the case for scripts or binaries that are meant to be executed from the command-line. For php or JS scripts that are read by apache, the rights should be 644 (cf http://catcode.com/teachmod/ ).

This is a common issue for files that are read on a windows filesystem, since it doesn't support the unix convention for file rights.