Re: Bug #12314 Updated: include_path does not work

The following include path on Windows ME works fine fo me with PHP 4.0.6: include_path=".;d:\inetpub\scripts\php\pear"; Perhaps a problem with relative paths? <tarique@sanisoft.com> wrote in message news:20010723124025.24595.qmail@php2.chek.com... > ID: 12314 > User updated by: tarique@sanisoft.com > Reported By: tarique@sanisoft.com > Status: Feedback > Bug Type: Dynamic loading > Operating System: WinME > Old PHP Version: 4.0.6 > PHP Version: 4.0.6 > New Comment: > > Hmm... looks like very rarely do people really mean what they say in bug reports ;-) > > OK! here goes > ---------------------- > Fatal error: Failed opening required 'countrylist2.inc' (include_path='./;./inc/') in c:\program files\apache group\apache\htdocs\bobp\latest\propertyadd.php3 on line 52 > ---------------------- > > I have also tried the following variants > > include_path=".\;.\inc\" > include_path=".;.\inc\" > include_path="." > > No settings works for anything between Version 4.0.3 to 4.0.6 However the same is working on a live site running Ver4.0.2 > > and I dont know where to get Win binaries of 4.0.2 from .... ... > > Cheers > > > > Previous Comments: > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > [2001-07-23 07:49:30] cynic@php.net > > well, I use include_path on NT 4 and NT 5 without problems. since you did not do what the Dos & Donts page tells you to do (include related php.ini settings in the report), I can only guess that you forgot to put the value in quotes. > > Anyway, could you try this? > > php.ini: > include_path = "./;./inc/" > > somewhere/test.php: > <? include 'include.inc' ?> > > somewhere/inc/include.inc: > <? echo __FILE__ ?> > > and load somewhere/test.php. If it gives you any error, paste it here, please. > > Thanks! > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > [2001-07-23 07:12:07] tarique@sanisoft.com > > without being cynical and with all due respect - yes I have > read the do's and dont's of bug reporting > > I also know that the similar bug has been reported for Win2K > and like I said - whatever the include_path setting it does > not work > > for all practical purposes the setting in the php.ini is > > include_path = > > It would be nice if someone could let me know where to find > the Win binaries of PHP4.0.2 that is the latest confirmed > (of course by me) version which does not have this problem. > > Also - under Linux V 4.0.6 works fine > > Tarique > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > [2001-07-23 06:30:02] cynic@php.net > > have you read the Do's & Don'ts? What's your include_path setting? (Copy it here from your php.ini.) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > [2001-07-23 05:48:57] tarique@sanisoft.com > > Hello, > > Just to let you know that include_path does not work at all under WinME > > So I just cant use require() or include(), it is not even defaulting to "." i.e.; the current directory > > Cheers > Tarique > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=12314&edit=1Õååj > Û‘
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