On 23/10/2009, at 07:02, Raúl Jareño Morago wrote: > - Shared directory with source files: /usr/share/ > myapp > - Document root of virtual server: /var/server1/ > www/myapp > - Creating symbolic links to source files: ln –s /usr/ > share/myapp/* /var/server1/www/myapp > > The problem comes when a PHP file tries to access to one of these > specific files (for example, /var/server1/www/myapp/config.php) > because it takes the path relative to physical file (/usr/share/ > myapp/config.php), and not the path relative to symbolic links (/var/ > server1/www/myapp/config.php). > > Is there any way in Cherokee (by rules or something) of doing PHP to > take path of symbolic links instead of physical links?
Well, that's an issue you should fix in the PHP code; there's no much Cherokee can do at that regard. Just as a quick idea, check the value of PATH_TRANSLATED, and SCRIPT_FILENAME. They may be what you're looking for. Good luck! -- Octality http://www.octality.com/ _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
