Can some experienced PHP users help me here, please: When I first installed PHP with Apache 1.3x, we specified the 'include' path directive to be 'above' the web server's root, so that a browser could NOT access it, and, all the PHP inc files were placed there, inaccesible to any brower.
looking at variety of php scripts/apps, these come with an 'includes' directory below the application directory (so, a brower could go there.) I always used to move the 'includes' dir to the outside-of-web-server-root php path (and, modify the scripts accordingly) BUT, now, as just about any php app has the 'include' below tha application path: so, is there a need to have php's inc files outside the web server root ?? am I wasting my time moving the inc files and modifying scripts ? or, is it still a good idea ? Voytek Eymont -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
