ID:               29048
 User updated by:  phpbug at volcane dot fr
 Reported By:      phpbug at volcane dot fr
 Status:           Bogus
 Bug Type:         Apache related
 Operating System: windows XP pro
 PHP Version:      4.3.7
 New Comment:

I don't talk about *the way* apache is started, but about the behaviour
that changes depending on the *notation* of the path of the document
root, that points to the same location.
I talked about service/command line only for explaining why it is
important for me.

Of course, maybe it is an apache bug, and not a php one. I cannot
comment on this.


Previous Comments:
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[2004-07-08 11:15:06] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

No, it's not a bug. Apache just uses different working directory when
you start it differently.


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[2004-07-07 14:43:01] phpbug at volcane dot fr

Description:
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Hi,

I've got a strange behaviour with apache 2.0.49 running a PHP (4.3.7)
script, and I don't know if it is a bug, and if it's a bug, if it is
related to PHP or apache.

I use a virtual host, with a document root on a network drive (on a
linux box, with samba).
If I configure the virtual host with a path like "z:/path", everything
works fine BUT apache cannot run as a service, as the z: mapping is
done  in the interactive session environment.
In this configuration, the PHP command "exec('cd')" outputs "z:\path".

Thus, I use the preferred UNC notation for my virtual host :
"//host/share/path" . But if I do that, the PHP command "exec('cd')"
outputs "c:\windows".

Therefore all my commands executed through exec() have a different
behaviour depending on the notation of the DocumentRoot (there's also a
Directory directive for the same location), even if, physically, it
points to the same location.

I had to stop considering running apache as a service for this
configuration (hopefully, it's only a development system).

So, is it a bug ? and if so, an apache one, or a PHP one ?
My opinion is that it is a bug, as it prevents me from running the
application as a service in this network configuration.




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