Re: [PHP] permission problem - i guess

2003-03-16 Thread gamin
> Weird, check if both versions use the same php.ini, it is mentioned in > phpinfo output. > Yes, they both point to /etc/php.ini Do you want me to paste the contents of the 2 files here ? they are a little long so i'm asking gamin -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubs

Re: [PHP] permission problem - i guess

2003-03-16 Thread Marek Kilimajer
Weird, check if both versions use the same php.ini, it is mentioned in phpinfo output. gamin wrote: Hi Marek, Try executing phpinfo from u.php, run it once from the command line and once from the browser and check if they are nay different. I added the function phpinfo() to u.php and ra

Re: [PHP] permission problem - i guess

2003-03-16 Thread gamin
Hi Marek, > Try executing phpinfo from u.php, run it once from the command line and > once from the browser and check if they are nay different. > I added the function phpinfo() to u.php and ran u.php from the commandline and then backticked `` it in test.php and called test.php from the browser.

Re: [PHP] permission problem - i guess

2003-03-16 Thread Marek Kilimajer
Try executing phpinfo from u.php, run it once from the command line and once from the browser and check if they are nay different. gamin wrote: Hi, I have PHP 4.3.0 installed on a Red Hat system. I have written a number of command line scripts which run perfectly fine. For example #! /usr/b

[PHP] permission problem - i guess

2003-03-16 Thread gamin
Hi, I have PHP 4.3.0 installed on a Red Hat system. I have written a number of command line scripts which run perfectly fine. For example #! /usr/bin/php -q This script works perfectly fine, when started from the command line. Now i intend to call this command line script from another ano