Links and forms on the rendered page are routed back into the simulated server automatically, carrying cookies, referer and POST data.

Links and forms on the rendered page are routed back into the simulated server automatically, carrying cookies, referer and POST data.

A simulated Apache/1.3.22 (Unix) running PHP 4.1.1 as a CGI binary. Every request starts a fresh PHP process; files under /var/www, /tmp and /etc persist.

/tmp/mysql.sock and port 3306, backed by SQLite. PHP's real mysql_* functions and client library talk to it. Any user/password is accepted (like --skip-grant-tables). Turn it off to get the classic "Can't connect to local MySQL server" error.