Do the 2 problematic includes include other files themselves?
Davide wrote:
> I have installed php-4.3.0 (I tried 4.2. but I couldn't make Apache2
> to run with it here in win32). Now I noticed a different behaviour in
> respect of 4.0.6 installed before.
> I use php_lib_login 0-9b to manage session login and I found it nice
> and quite reliable for my job; but when i went to test my scripts
> with new version of php i got no output from them. I disabled the
> include of php_lib_login and they are ok. After some trouble i found
> the problem: from php_lib_login :
> @include("php_lib_login_includes/adodb/adodb.inc.php"); // *
> @include("adodb/adodb.inc.php"); //ugly but prevents user from
> fiddling with paths
>
> @include("php_lib_login_includes/languages.inc.php"); // *
> @include("languages.inc.php");
>
> disabling the 2 lines I marked with * the scripts runs ok.
>
> Someone can tell me where is the problem? many thanks.
>
> N.B. If i put the entire scripts php_lib_login inline in my scripts
> all is ok without removing the two incudes.
> Davide.
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