ID: 16231 Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Status: Open +Status: Feedback Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem Operating System: HP-UX 11.0 PHP Version: 4.1.2 New Comment:
Please try using this CVS snapshot: http://snaps.php.net/php4-latest.tar.gz For Windows: http://snaps.php.net/win32/php4-win32-latest.zip Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-05-04 00:27:44] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Had some feedback from Scott Kearney from Harvard Uni:- He also experienced this on an OSF/1 platform. One of his colleagues traced this to a directory permissions issue. It appears that if a higher level directory has execute permission but not read permission, this problem appears. Changing the higher level directories to permission 555 fixed this. This is a good workaround but I don't want to compromise my system security to get an application to work ;-) Thanks to Scott and his colleagues for their input. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-03-23 09:12:54] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Summary: when using include, __FILE__ prepends / to relative paths History: Received errors from imp3.0 saying could not find included file. Error message reported strange path names. See Horde bugs #911 and #912. Sample Code: a.php => <?php echo "Calling file ", __FILE__; echo "<br>included as lib/a.php reports "; include 'lib/a.php'; echo "<br>included as ./lib/a.php reports "; include './lib/a.php'; echo "<br>included as /www/yacc/tmp/lib/a.php reports "; include '/www/yacc/tmp/lib/a.php'; ?> lib/a.php => <?php echo __FILE__; ?> When I do this, I get Calling file /www/yacc/tmp/a.php included as lib/a.php reports /lib/a.php included as ./lib/a.php reports /lib/a.php included as /www/yacc/tmp/lib/a.php reports /www/yacc/tmp/lib/a.php Something keeps putting a leading / on relative paths! Other Tests: I created a simple C program to print out the __FILE__ value. When is compile it with HP's ANSI C compiler it works as expected i.e. the value is as specified in the include. When I compile with GNU CC compiler (gcc) the value is "sanitised". See below /home/gedl/tmp $ cc -o a a.c ./lib/b.c && echo "The output" && ./a a.c: ./lib/b.c: The output a.c ./lib/b.c /home/gedl/tmp $ gcc -o a a.c ./lib/b.c && echo "The output" && ./a The output a.c lib/b.c /home/gedl/tmp $ Essentially the same but not exactly. However both compilers give a valid answer. I will continue to work on it but if someone has an answer it would be appreciated. Cheers Ged ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=16231&edit=1
