> On Tuesday, June 25, 2002, at 08:26 PM, Analysis & Solutions wrote:
>
> > I usually run PHP as CGI. My secure files are kept in a directory
> > that's
> > not under the */docroot. Thus, they can't be gotten to through the
web
> > server at all. Plus, the secure files are chmoded 600 (which means
they
> > can be read/written only by the owner). Thereby, the only user on
the
> > server who can read them is me.
>
> Tradeoff, huh? If I understand it correctly, you can't keep the files
> outside the docroot if you're using mod_php b/c the web server itself
is
> what fetches the file (therefore it needs to be in the docroot). But
> mod_php is faster than CGI PHP and can handle more simultaneous
> requests. Right?
Yes you can. Apache can read any file it has access to.
Include('/home/user/includes/myfile.php');
Works just as well as
Include('/home/user/www/includes/myfile.php');
Where /home/user/www is your web root.
---John Holmes...
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