On Sun, 2002-04-14 at 22:30, Marcus B�rger wrote:
[snip]
>
> Interesting is that i can call the test manually and when i add -C it works.
>
> [marcus@zaphod php4]$ /usr/src/php4/php -q ext/exif/tests/004.php
> /usr/src/php4/ext/exif/tests/004.php(8) : Warning - Unable to open
> './ext/exif/tests/test4.jpg'
> /usr/src/php4/ext/exif/tests/004.php(10) : Warning - Invalid argument
> supplied for foreach()
> /usr/src/php4/ext/exif/tests
> [marcus@zaphod php4]$ /usr/src/php4/php -C -q ext/exif/tests/004.php
> /usr/src/php4
>
> last line of test is expected directory.
>
> A solution would be to add the execution directory to the environment of
> the test:
> putenv("PHP_DIR=".getcwd());
> and change the directory in the test first
I guess this is because cgi ignores most command line options when the
CGI environment variables are set up, like run-tests.php does. Maybe
run-tests.php should not set up the CGI environment if there is no
--GET-- or --POST-- section?
- Stig
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