Update for the record: remote includes work with the latest stable snapshot
(my version: php4-win32-STABLE-200308051230.zip). You might encounter the
famous "cannot load php/sapi/php4apache2.dll" after this one. Experiment
with location of the php4ts.dll, I had to move it to the PHP/sapi dir to
ge
Thanks yes, fopen works on all remote files, no blocking.
Guess then it's Apache version 2 making the trouble.
Original Message---
Sek-Mun Wong wrote 2003-08-01 15:11:18 in reply to RE: Failure remote
includes
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As a follow up on my earlier reply, I found out how to read the socket and
GET / HTTP, and that works on the remote files. However, a simple include
doesn't.
_Original message___
Sek-Mun Wong wrote August 1 2003 8:19 in reply to Re: Failure remote
includes
<..silly
No, it's not silly, it's a good question, but indeed allow_url_fopen=On,
it's On by default in PHP 4,3 installations.
However, how to fopen eand read a socket via HTTP, I guess my knowlegde
fails as how to accomplish this.
I don't *need* apache 2, I guess, and might install 1.3.28, but for now
d
skate wrote 31 7 2003 14:11 Re: [PHP-WIN] Failure remote includes:
<...you tried ...
http://somedomain.com/index.html'); ?>
would it not be more beneficial to open the files (fopen, fread)? this way
you can parse the page if needed, and add your own headers / footers without
killing any HTML...>
PHP 4.3.2, Apache 2.0.47, Windows XP Pro
PHP includes of remote files like
http://somedomain.com/'); ?>
give error Failed opening 'http://somedomain.com/' for inclusion
includes of local files like
no problem.
The problem with inclusion of remote files was supposedly solved with PHP
4.3.0, bu
