Re: IIS Include Path Error

From: Date: Mon, 05 Aug 2002 10:29:19 +0000
Subject: Re: IIS Include Path Error
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Well, dear Gill, you're not alone, if this is comforting you (I belive not). The problem seems to be deeper than you think. Have you looked into your Event viewer? I bet you will find something about an "access violation in php4ts!zend_strndup", bla, bla, bla... Just go bugs.php.net and perform a search for "php4ts", open bugs, related to IIS and Windows 2000. You will get a big suprise: the real problem is that PHP 4.2.1 and later are not working properly with IIS 5.0. There are 5-6 pages with messages about this topic, starting February this year, but no solution until now. Not very funny. Sorin Sfirlogea <gil@hildebrandconsulting.com> wrote in message news:1628.63.100.1.66.1028312567.squirrel@www.hildebrandconsulting.com... > Platform: Windows 2000 Advanced Server > PHP Version: 4.2.2 > IIS Version: 5.0 (In ISAPI mode) > > I just finished searching the archives, and while I found several people > who were receiving similar if not identical errors, none of the solutions > provided have worked for me. > > I recently installed PHP on my Win2k server, and it seems that my PHP apps > run flawlessly the first 2-3 times they're run after a system reboot. > However, after that, I receive the following error when I try to run even > the simplest of scripts: > > Warning: Failed opening 'C:\Webs\ERS\test.php' for inclusion > (include_path='.;c:\') in Unknown on line 0 > > > test.php contains the following code: > <?php phpinfo(); ?> > > > As per other people's suggestions, I've tried the following values for the > include_path directive in php.ini: > include_path="." > include_path=".\" > include_path=".;c:\" > include_path=".;c:\php4" > > Keep in mind that PHP will run the first couple times it's called after a > system reboot (I know my browser isn't caching - I ran a script that prints > the current date and time). Also keep in mind that there are no include() > commands in my PHP code, and that PHP gives no line number for the error > (ruling out a possible bug in my code). > > Has anyone encountered a similar issue that they were able to resolve? > > Thanks in advance, > Gil >

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