Re: [PHP-WIN] Include Issues Windoes 2000

I doubt... (i've no reason to believe that it doesn't work, but if it doesn't i would assume it to be a bug in windows filesystem->networksystem layer)... Anyway, the better way is to create a distributed file system and/or map the share as if it was a directory in one of the WS machine... Th

RE: [PHP-WIN] Include Issues Windoes 2000

ge- From: Chris Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 8:25 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [PHP-WIN] Include Issues Windoes 2000 I have two server FS = File Server WS = Web server WS is IIS and is conecting to a share on FS. So the path to the PHP files is

[PHP-WIN] Include Issues Windoes 2000

I have two server FS = File Server WS = Web server WS is IIS and is conecting to a share on FS. So the path to the PHP files is \\FS\iisweb\phpfiles\ So if i call test.php and that is located at http://WS/client/test.php and config is at http:\\WS\phpfiles\config.php test.php has this as a lin