Yes, it would work just fine. As long as the user
can read the shared files you won't have any issues. I do pretty much
the same but with CakePHP, another PHP Framework, works like a charm.
Sigfrido Chirinos wrote:
Hello all. I just subscribed to this
list because I wanted to start using suPHP on my webserver. I have
been searching for the answer to a question that I can seem to find. I
think I understand the security restrictions of suPHP pretty well but
what I am unsure of is how that affects include files. With suPHP
enabled am can I still use include statements in my scripts to include
file that I don't own and are outside of my docroot. Like if I have a
copy of Zend framework in a central location or some other software
library that I want to share among all users can they include those
files in their scripts. Any help with this would be great. Thanks.
-Sig
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