Nevertheless all those suggestions helped me to solve the problem from a normal browser point of view, I still have some troubles with avoiding the same error messages while editing my php staff, that means the development environment which I use (Eclipse + some plugins) can't handle the include/require directives correctly.
Perhaps you may face the same issue .. ??
Allex
Pablo S. Torralba wrote:
Hi,
I have a weird problem which must be stupid for sure. I'm trying to do an include in my code run as a cgi. The include works fine in the form:
include ("directory/file");
even it works as:
include ("directory/../directory/file");
but it doesn't work as:
include ("./directory/file");
nor
include ("../current/directory/file").
Of course, the obvious thinking is I have a perms problem but they are the same for '.' and for 'directory' so it makes no sense for me (755 if you wonder).
If I execute the script it works without problem but it doesn't upon web request reporting:
Warning: main(./db/db.tables.php) [function.main]: failed to create stream: No such file or directory in /home/psanchez/tests/hola.php on line 8
Warning: main() [function.main]: Failed opening './db/db.tables.php' for inclusion (include_path='.') in /home/psanchez/tests/hola.php on line 8
I need to know what the problem is because I have a software that should work but it doesn't.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Pablo S. Torralba
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