PHP 4.0 Bug #7815 Updated: include() / require() gives unable to access

ID: 7815 Updated by: stas Reported By: ct@gocept.com Status: Feedback Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem Assigned To: Comments: No, the path is relative to the current script's path. Could you please present the full pathes and include structure that doesn't work for you? Previous Comments: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-11-14 12:21:39] ct@gocept.com Hmmmpf ... think i didnt check out everything ... is it possible, that the path to the includes is not shifted within an included file? if file A is "/my/path/test.php" and it includes "/your/path/asdf.php", that if the second file includes "testyourself.php" not "/your/path/testyourself.php" but "/my/path/testyourself.php" is tried to be included? --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [2000-11-14 12:12:56] ct@gocept.com Some includes in the php-code do fail with following message: Warning: Unable to access ./test.php in /home/ctheune/public_html/minicept/handlers/passthrough/handler.class on line 8 Fatal error: Failed opening required './test.php' (include_path='') in /home/ctheune/public_html/minicept/handlers/passthrough/handler.class on line 8 1. They file is world-readable 2. The same thing is happening when using absolute paths 3. The same file is accessible from another file which included the file that is failing to include. Sample: Case A: File A: <? include("./handlers/test.php"); ?> - Works Case B: File A: <? include("./handlers/test1.php"); ?> - Works File B ( aka: ./handlers/test1.php ): <? include("./test.php") ?> - Doesnt work My Oppinion: Is it possible that nested includes / requires sometimes won't work? Best regards Christian Theune www.gocept.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Full Bug description available at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=7815