Re: PHP, network shares, and IIS5

Looks like a Zend error according to the PHP source code. Maybe they "improved" the engine to the point that it doesn't work any longer. I tried many different ways including "file" and "fopen" but to no avail. "Paul Smith" <pjsmith@microtech.co.gg> wrote in message news:E8D00C27B0479E49AC383511DF35B81912A137@MTECH2000.microtech.co.gg... > Not yet, but I want to stay with the \\computername\share > <file://\\computername\share> format if I can becuase then I can run the > same commands on any server without worrying about drive letters and drive. > Drive mappings are also made for the user, not the system which will cuase > me problems. > > -----Original Message----- > From: OoCobra97@aol.com [mailto:OoCobra97@aol.com] > Sent: 29 April 2001 17:43 > To: pjsmith@microtech.co.gg; php-windows@lists.php.net > Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP, network shares, and IIS5 > > > > Have you tried mapping the drive, then accessing them like that? > > Hi, > > I've been using PHP4 and IIS5 on Win2k and IIS5 for ages now. I now need to > > host some of my files on a network share instead of on a local drive. All > that should need changing is the location on the files on IIS5, which is > \\computername\share\folder. All the non-php sites still work OK after I do > > this, but the php sites with the PHP4 isapi module just report > > Warning: Failed opening '\\sharename\web sites\mysite\default.php' for > inclusion (include_path='') in Unknown on line 0 > > The files are still there and if I change back to the local drive the php > module works fine. I's pretty sure it has nothing to do with security as > the share just points to the same files used on the local disk and all the > permissions are the same. Anyone have any idea if PHP isapi can handle > files on a network share? > > Thanks. > >