I just installed PHP 4.3.0 on 3 different systems. I built apache 1.3.27
and php with the exact same configure strings on each of the three
systems. I am having some strange issues with the cwd.
All systems have the same php.ini and almost identical httpd.conf files.
The directory structure has been mirrored among the three using rsync with
persmission ad users intact. So these all match.
I have a directory "mydir" with a subdirectory "subdir".
The script I am executing is "myscript.php" inside "mydir".
On linux:
I can include("subdir/filename") and it works fine.
On Mac OS X (client):
include("subdir/filename") fails (file not found)
include("./subdir/filename") works
On NetBSd 1.5.3 Mac 68k (yeah, old)
include("subdir/filename") fails (file not found)
include("./subdir/filename") fails (file not found)
Only including the full path works
echo()ing the getcwd() returns an empty string
Including the full path works on all (so that is what I am using).
Any thoughts as to why this is happening, or how to avoid it. Note that
the files are inside a parent directory "/web". FWIW, web is world
executable, but not world readable.
I just tested it with the "/web/" directory 755 (world readable and
executable) and it works!
So the big question is: Am I crazy to expect PHP to work the same way on
these different un*x variants? IS this a known problem, and is there seom
other solution?
If unknown I may just dig through the source myself...
Thanks,
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