You must use absolute paths in includes. essentially
the include will reference itself as the starting
point, rather than the script you are calling it from.
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--- Jonathan Hilgeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm on a red hat system, and I've soft-linked two
> directories:
> /www/dir1/subdir
> /www/dir2/subdir --> /www/dir1/subdir
>
> Now, inside subdir is a file that tries to
> include("../info.php"); which
> prints out some information about the file paths and
> my database stuff. So
> there's:
> /www/dir1/info.php
> /www/dir1/subdir/includer.php
> /www/dir2/info.php
> /www/dir2/subdir --> /www/dir1/subdir
>
> Now, when I run /www/dir2/subdir/includer.php, it
> SHOULD include the file
> "../info.php" which translates into
> /www/dir2/info.php. However, the
> symbolic linking seems to have messed it up, and
> instead of running dir2's
> info.php, it seems to think it is in dir1, and
> instead includes dir1's
> info.php file.
>
> Has anyone run into this and/or know a fix for it?
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Jonathan
>
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