ID: 14563
User updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: *Configuration Issues
Operating System: Windows 2000 (Win2K)
PHP Version: 4.1.0
New Comment:
Apache was able to read static HTML, before I did
the the following:
- set "Full control" to user "Everyone"
- set PHP.ini -> include_path = ".:/php/includes"
I still get the same error:
Warning: Failed opening '/apache/htdocs/curl_banking.php' for inclusion
(include_path='.:/php/includes') in Unknown on line 0
(again the file has no include/require statements)
Please advise.
Previous Comments:
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[2001-12-17 11:54:55] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Windows NT & 2000 have a permission-system (NTFS). Check it out.
Thanks, I'll try the folder permissions thing.
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[2001-12-17 11:53:06] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> There is no specific need to set it to ".". It's the default.
If it is the same as the default, shouldn't it work?
If I can't get
include_path="."
to work under Win2K SAPI, how would
include_path=".;C:\PHP\includes"
ever be able to function?
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[2001-12-17 11:53:00] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Windows NT & 2000 have a permission-system (NTFS). Check it out.
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[2001-12-17 11:42:15] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is no specific need to set it to ".". It's the default.
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[2001-12-17 11:35:19] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When my PHP.ini is set with:
include_path =
-> I have no problems with SAPI version
When it is set to:
include_path = "."
-> It gives that error...
I don't understand how this could be a permissions
issue, why would the web server be able to read the
file when include_path is blank but not when the
include_path is set to the local directory?
I've seen the error on UNIX systems when you have
a file set to 600, but this is Win2K.
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