Brad, Even though your reply was not for me, you have no idea how much you have helped me!! Being new to PHP and Apache, I've been going crazy trying to figure this out for at least 3 days!! Changing the php.ini to use relative paths was the key. I was trying to force the Apache conf file to find it.
Thank you ever so much for being a miracle man. Mike "Brad Kowalczyk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > John Middleton wrote: > > > Greetings, > > > > My company's site is currently running on a Linux box with PHP 4.1.2 > > and Apache 1.3.24 (more information can be seen at > > http://www.ncees.org/info.php). Our site's host needed to upgrade our > > box for security issues, and installed new versions of Apache and PHP > > 4.3.3. When this happened, our site completely stopped working. Every > > line showed up as "file not found." > > > > Our code consists of simple "include" statements (i.e., our header is > > in a separate file to index.php, so up there is an include statement > > to put the header on the homepage). Being server illiterate, I have no > > clue if there could be installation or configuration problems. If this > > sounds familiar to anyone, please let me know. > > > > Thank you, > > > > John Middleton > > > > IT Associate > > > > NCEES > > > It sounds like your includes may not be using relative (or absolute) > paths to the files but rather relying on 'include_path' setting in > php.ini to find the files. If the php.ini file was replaced with the > upgrade you may need to re-add the path to you include files to the > 'include_path' setting or make sure all your includes use relative paths > (if not already). > > I hope this helps... > > Cheers, > Brad > > -- > > |> Brad Kowalczyk > |> Web Developer > |> [EMAIL PROTECTED] > |> www.ibiscode.com > >
