* Thus wrote Pablo Gosse ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi folks. I'm trying to use an .htaccess file to set my include path
and for some reason it's not overriding the value in php.ini, but
instead still shows and uses the original value from php.ini, not what
is in the .htaccess file.
Most default apache configurations now a days dont have .htaccess
enabled by default (for performance reasons.) Or some hosting
services implicitly turn this option off. So no matter what
you put in the .htaccess file, it will be ignored.
You can test this by putting in your .htaccess file something like:
bogus_statment
if you reload your page on your server and dont get a 500 server
error, apache isn't even looking at the .htaccess file. You can
set set the include_path using the php function ini_set().
Another possibility is that the hosting company had issued an
apache command:
php_admin_value include_path /path/for/include
Then you can't modify the include_path at all.
Curt
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