>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
There are a number of ways to access your includes. 1.You put them under the file trees of your 'htdocs'. 2. Put them in a sub-directory of PHP/lib. 3. Put it anywhere in your file system and define an 'alias' in your httpd.conf. For example, If your current includes are in /appl/phpinclude, your entry in httpd.conf .......... Alias /phpinclude/ "/appl/phpinclude/" <Directory "/appl/phpinclude/"> Options Indexes Multiviews AllowOverride none Order allow, deny Allow from all </Directory> .............. The "/phpinclude/" will appear as a directory under your "htdocs" like so: htdocs/phpinclude Oscar Plameras http://www.acay.com.au/~oscarp/disclaimer.html -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
