Re: IIS, PHP and LANs

That works! Downloaded 4.0.8 and then I could view and execute PHP files over the network. Fantactic. BUT! I use include() to pull in a connect.php foile to connect to the database, and it has a bunch of function in it too. Now, if the include() statement calls a file in it's current directory, all is well, but when grabbing it from a different directory, it fails every time (and this used to work locally, and does work on the web server) Warning: Failed opening '../php_inc/connect.php' for inclusion (include_path='') So, include("../inc/xyz.php") will fail with a error like above, but include("file.php") works! Is there a way around this without having to push a site to a single directory or copy the include files to every directory? "Christoph Grottolo" <christoph.grottolo@gmx.net> wrote in message news:20011029193744.15889.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > Hi > > You must use a PHP build newer than 2001-07-03 to access files on a network > share on Windows. The last offical release is PHP 4.06 which was built on > June 23, you'll need a more recent developer version - maybe you can try > www.php4win.com. > > Also be sure to give the appropriate permissions on the share to the > anonymous user in IIS. Usually this has to be a valid network user. And you > should also check 'check that file exists' in the script mapping panel where > you map .php files to php.exe/php4isapi.dll. > > Christoph > > "Cjd" <CJD@atmosphere_dot_co_dot_nz_.php.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > news:20011029023228.18347.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > > I am running IIS on my PC as a development platform, and all is good. I'm > > wanting to set up a virtual directory to a network drive on the LAN and it > > works fine for HTML files, but when accessing a PHP file I get > > > > The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set > of > > HTTP headers > > > > and no output. > > > > Surely if the HTML files work, the PHP ones will too? The server is > > configured will all rights and every option (r/w/exe etc.) > > > > I have seen this question bandied about now and then, but no solution has > > worked as yet. > > > > > >