OK, seems I have created some unintended results in PHP. A few weeks ago I was trying to split some common code out into an include file. I was running into problems with an image when the calling file was not in the root of the web directory and was experimenting with various ways to ensure that the image was found no matter where the scripts were included from. Since then, I have noted that I seem to be getting some strange error log entries in Apache: [Fri Feb 23 08:17:02 2001] [error] [client 10.11.30.13] File does not exist: /home/sites/site3/web/b&w-outline.gif In an unrelated issue (actually verifying GD support in PHP) I ran php_info() and noticed that in the environment section there are a bunch of REDIRECT_* and SCRIPT_* variables that point to this image including the same 'File does not exist...' message that has been appearing in my logs (REDIRECT_ERROR_NOTES)! Obviously in trying to specify an include directory, I have messed with something that was GLOBAL and has 'stuck' even through a reboot. Additionally, it is affecting all v-sites on the box. There is no ill effect on the user, however a visit to any page on any v-site seems to trigger a call to this 'script'. I quote that because the 'script' is actually the URI/URL to the above mentioned .GIF! How do I get PHP to stop trying to pull this file? Any help would be most greatly appreciated! -- Paul -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
