ID: 41855
User updated by: siegler at boskage dot com
Reported By: siegler at boskage dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Operating System: Windows Server 2003 (IIS 6)
PHP Version: 5.2.3
New Comment:
I realize that require 'should' exit when the file is not found. Part
of the problem is that it is not, only a warning is getting thrown
instead of a fatal error. I also realize "require() or foo()" should
also not work, but it's been the only way I can get any error message to
print to the screen.
The other part of the problem is that PHP is not finding the file being
required. The file exists and permissions are set correctly on the
file.
I'm more than familiar with how the statement should work, and this
code worked find until I upgraded to version 5.2.3 of PHP.
Previous Comments:
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[2007-07-01 13:40:23] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FYI: require / include are not functions, they are language
constructs.
And something like 'require() or foo()' isn't gonna work since require
exits if file is not found.
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[2007-06-29 18:32:22] siegler at boskage dot com
Description:
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I am having problems using a require statement and getting very odd
results. The link of code is:
require("util.php");
util.php does exist in the same directory as the executing script (I
have even run getcwd() to insure my path is getting interpreted
correctly).
Initially I was getting no error output from this, and for some reason
when I change the code to read:
require("util.php") or die("blah");
I will get my error, except require is throwing a notice instead of a
fatal error so I need this die statement to actually get an error to
show, and die never shows the text I pass to the function.
Reproduce code:
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Any require statement may or may not reproduce this issue (for the most
part it seems pretty random). I can temporarily fix this by switching
my require to an include, run the script, switch back to require and
rerun the script. It will work then for a short period of time.
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