Re: [PHP] Re: Problems with open_basedir

2006-10-20 Thread Patrik Jansson
I noticed that this "bug" is already to be found in the bug database. This is exactly how I'm experiencing it: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=37556 In that report they link the reader to http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=30188 which is also applicable. Although I can't understand the last answer: O

Re: [PHP] Re: Problems with open_basedir

2006-10-20 Thread Patrik Jansson
Colin Guthrie wrote: Well, I was never sure that it was a bug or not. I wasn't sure if it was my distro's packaging and any custom patches it applies and also where it was some x86_64 wierdness. Recently (last week) it was confirmed to me that it was not x86_64 at fault, but it was still my dis

[PHP] Re: Problems with open_basedir

2006-10-20 Thread Colin Guthrie
Patrik Jansson wrote: >> Anyway, are symlinks to blame here? > I've added the real path into open_basedir, I also removed the // error > but still I get the restriction message: > So then I changed the absolute path in Joomla from /home/... to > /usr/home/... > and now I don't get the error anymor

Re: [PHP] Re: Problems with open_basedir

2006-10-20 Thread Patrik Jansson
Colin Guthrie wrote: Patrik Jansson wrote: I ran into problems with openbase_dir when using symlinks... They only really reared their ugly head when I upgraded to 5.1.6 before that they were OK (tho' if memory serves I had to add both the symlink location and the directory it pointed to. Anyway,

[PHP] Re: Problems with open_basedir

2006-10-19 Thread Colin Guthrie
Patrik Jansson wrote: > Hello, > I'm having some difficulties with open_basedir. If I include the prefix > /home/web25637/ in open_basedir shouldn't it include every directory > within this? We're getting this error: > > Warning: file_exists() [function.file-exists]: open_basedir restriction > in