From: steveb at talltree dot com
Operating system: Windows XP
PHP version: 4.3.2
PHP Bug Type: IIS related
Bug description: chdir doesn't affect dba_open
Description:
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Apparently, dba_open doesn't respect chdir in Windows 32. I filed this
against IIS only because I believe it's Win32 specific - this problem
doesn't reproduce on my web hosting provider's Linux/Apache server
(running php 4.1). I don't think this bug has anything to do with the IIS
server, as it reproduces from the CLI.
I also observed that on the Unix box, dba_open("foo","w") will create
"foo" if it doesn't exist, whereas on my Windows box you need to specify
"n" or "c" to create a file. Don't know whether that's a version
difference or a bug.
Reproduce code:
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To reproduce:
<?
chdir("subdir");
fopen( "textfile", "w" );
dba_open( "database", "n", "db3" );
?>
Expected result:
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"textfile" and "database" should both be created in "subdir".
Actual result:
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"textfile" gets created in "subdir", but "database" is created in the
parent directory.
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