[PHP] include error with no includes

2001-09-05 Thread Chad Cunningham


I've got a few php pages that a while back started giving the following
include error:

Warning: Failed opening '/home/ccunning/WWW/probability.php3' for
inclusion (include_path='.:/web/php/include:/web/php/phplib') in Unknown
on line 0

There are no includes in this page, there is no auto-prepend file defined.
Why is it trying to include the page from an Unknown file? Why aren't all
the pages doing this? I have seen this on two different machines, both
Linux, both were running php 4.0.4p1 and updating both to 4.0.6 didn't fix
it...

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Re: [PHP] include error with no includes

2001-09-05 Thread Jason Stechschulte

On Wed, Sep 05, 2001 at 09:02:03AM -0400, Chad Cunningham wrote:
 
 I've got a few php pages that a while back started giving the following
 include error:
 
 Warning: Failed opening '/home/ccunning/WWW/probability.php3' for
 inclusion (include_path='.:/web/php/include:/web/php/phplib') in Unknown
 on line 0

I could be way off, but it sounds like a permissions problem.  The user
that your webserver runs as probably no longer has access to the page.

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Re: [PHP] include error with no includes

2001-09-05 Thread Chad Cunningham


 I could be way off, but it sounds like a permissions problem.  The user
 that your webserver runs as probably no longer has access to the page.

Allright, how did I not think of that :) Seems someone has been messing
around with permissions on the server, thanks!

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