> > SSH_CONNECTION > > FTP_PASSIVE_MODE > > EDITOR > > I suspect linux to set them from .profile files (even /etc/profile) and not > hardcoded in a shell or login program. The default skeletons
Mel: You were right to some extent. However, the problem is more complicated (or less complicated, depending). First, FreeBSD's default php.ini doesn't have: $variables_order = "EGPCS", so $ENV[] array wasn't getting popualted at all. Second, Apache FreeBSD RC scripts inherit the user environment from sudo(8) unless you pass -H or -i flag/args E.x.:, % sudo -H -i -u root /usr/local/etc/rc.d/apache22 restart Compared to: $ su - Password: $ /usr/local/etc/rc.d/apache22 restart Result in completely different results in PHP's $_ENV[] Additionally, the results of "$ su -" differ completely from the shell environment that executes when rc(8) is first run at boot time. I may be better off using getenv() in PHP directly. ~BAS > in /usr/share/skel on FreeBSD does not set them. Neither > does /etc/login.conf. > I would set it in /etc/profile. > -- Brian A. Seklecki <bsekle...@collaborativefusion.com> Collaborative Fusion, Inc.
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