I figured out what the problem was: the PHP that ships with Red Hat is configured with --enable-safe-mode, and this directive is commented out in scripts/php.ini. If I re-enable it, everything works.
safe_mode seems to be commented out in php.ini since the first version in CVS, is there a specific reason for this? Are there any pointers to 'uncommenting' this directive? I couldn't find anything about it in the PHP Documentation HOWTO (like, "what to do if compilation doesn't work" or something like that). Anyway, I'm glad it works, so I can start real translation work. Greetings, Jan Fabry PS: Good that I found this on my own, it seems everybody is at LinuxTag ;) On Wed, 2003-07-09 at 04:10, Jan Fabry wrote: > Hello, > > When trying to compile the PHP documentation, I keep getting the same > error: > > ERROR: Failed to open /home/cheezy/phpdoc-nl/entities/file-entities.ent > for writing > > I have searched the list archives, but could only find older articles > dealing with this problem, and they couldn't help me. It seems that all > calls to fopen in scripts/file-entities.php fail, but I have no idea > why. If I try to fopen file-entities.ent from another php file, it > works. > > I am using the PHP that came with Red Hat 9 (one upgrade), 4.2.2[-17.2]. > The directory is writeable, if I `touch` the file and test if it > is_writable from file-entities.php, it all works, only the fopen fails. > > I have checked out the latest version of the documentation as phpdoc-nl, > autoconf works, and then configure fails. > > Any pointers to more information are appreciated. > > Greetings, > > Jan Fabry > -- PHP Documentation Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
