I want to write some php apps to be made available to a number of virtual hosts on a web server. It seems to me that you should be able to put the apps themselves somewhere outside the web root, for instance '/usr/share/phpapp', and have a symlink from the virtual hosts web root, i.e.:
/var/www/host.domain.tld/phpapp => /usr/share/phpapp
Then in the application directory have a config file which includes a host-specific config file:
require_once('../config/phpapp.php');To my mind, this should fetch '/var/www/host.domain.tld/config/phpapp.php', but it doesn't; it looks for '/usr/share/config/phpapp.php'.
My question is, why? And the supplementary question is, how do I get the behaviour I'm after?
Matthew.
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