> I just installed Apache 2 and PHP 4.2. It does work and phpinfo() brings up
> indications of Apache 2 and the correct PHP version. However, the paths to
> resources on my system seem to be hard-coded within the php4ts.dll. The path
> to php.ini indicates c:\winnt (which has been hard-coded in the binary
> releases for a while, that's another issue). However, it isn't picking
> anything up from c:\winnt\php.ini. Instead, paths to extensions, the
> include_path, session temp path, etc. all have values in phpinfo(), but not
> the values in ANY php.ini on my system. After opening php4ts.dll in a text
> editor, all of those paths are in there in clear text. Was this hard-coding
> intentional in the 4.2 binaries? The new way of doing things? I'd rather not
> have to recompile on Windows (the whole Visual C++ requirement takes the
> "free" out of PHP), but will have to if it's the only way to configure
> paths.
I know shit and nothing about php - and even less about the source, but
assuming it is hard coded just because you found some string in there isn't
that to advance things a little bit to fast?
I do uses to hard coded things in my programs myself - A.K.A. default values,
but this doesn't implies that these can not be dynamical altered. Oki?
//Anders
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