OoO En cette matinée ensoleillée du jeudi 24 mars 2011, vers 09:47, Teodor MICU <mteo...@gmail.com> disait :
>>> I'm using roundcube with the upstream 'iniset.php' with no problems. >> >> SCRIPT_FILENAME may be set by a lot of components. It is set by Apache >> if you use mod_php, set by PHP if you use FPM, etc. I did not find an >> authoritative source if SCRIPT_FILENAME should or should not follow >> symlinks. I don't remember why we created this patch but I suppose this >> was a useful once. > Look, this is quite simple. Roundcube upstream is using it and Debian > has modified it to a hardcoded value that is not necessary. I've > proven that it works either way. Upstream does not use symlinks. You have only proven that removing your patch works in your case. SCRIPT_FILENAME variable may be set by various softwares. As I said, if you use mod_php, this is Apache that sets this variable. If you use PHP FPM, this is PHP that sets this variable. If you use lighttpd fastcgi, this is lighttpd which sets this variable. Each of those may set SCRIPT_FILENAME differently and some of them may follow symlinks.
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