Keith Roberts wrote:
> Try changing to ALL real files without the sym links, and see if that
> fixes the problem.
I temporarily fixed the problem by doing a
as the absolute first command to the directory where all those symbolic
links resist.
> You can include files with require("file-to-inclu
Ralph Kutschera wrote:
> I temporarily fixed the problem by doing a
>
>
Well, even "touch" isn't adequate. But it works with "cat":
Very strange, isn't it?
Ralph
On Thu, 19 Apr 2007, Ralph Kutschera wrote:
To: php-install@lists.php.net
From: Ralph Kutschera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [PHP-INSTALL] Re: Changes to .php-files not shown immediately
Ralph Kutschera wrote:
[..]
Ok, I think to have discovered the systematics behind this problem:
S
Ralph Kutschera wrote:
> 'cat $one_of_those_links'
In the Linux console of course.
Ralph Kutschera wrote:
> [..]
Ok, I think to have discovered the systematics behind this problem:
Some of the files are 'real' files and others are symbolic links. And
changes to files that are included as a symbolic link are not recognized.
After, for example, I do a 'cat $one_of_those_links' a
Ralph Kutschera wrote:
> E.g.:
> Changing echo "foo"; to echo "bar"; will show up "foo" for minutes.
Well, with really simple things like above it does work. Also changes to
normal HTML-Files appear immediately. So, I don't think it's apache related.
I'm working upon an object oriented PHP projec
