Greg Donald wrote:
> Did you check the open_basedir setting? That will make php act as you
> described.
We don't have open_basedir set, but our problem is slightly different. If
you were to execute only a.php in my previous example, there would be no
error since the current directory would be /
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 09:30:20 -0400, Joey Morwick
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, I'm experiencing a problem with PHP4. On the server where our code
> used to reside, the relative path used in an include started from the
> directory in which the file containing the require statement resided. O
Hello, I'm experiencing a problem with PHP4. On the server where our code
used to reside, the relative path used in an include started from the
directory in which the file containing the require statement resided. On
our new server, the relative paths seem to start from where the first php
script
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