Sarteck
08-28-2006, 03:34 AM
Greets, all. I'm putting together a site, and having a bit of trouble with my includes directories.
In a php.ini file that I placed in my public_html directory, I specified the include path. This was working for a while, but for some reason after I had created a MySQL database, it was as if the php.ini file didn't exist.
I put in a ticket to the support team, and they explained it: "For some reason the global php.ini file was corrupted. We have fixed it and its working properly now." So, I went back to test it out myself only to find that it still seems as if it's not working. Executing a phpinfo() showed that it was NOT getting the include_path from my own php.ini file...
So I'm wondering if perhaps I might be doing something wrong myself? Anyone else experience similar issues before? How did you solve them?
P.S., my php.ini is set to 0644 for permissions, and my .htaccess is disallowing web browser viewing of the file (via <Files php.ini>, order allow,deny, deny from all, </Files>).
In a php.ini file that I placed in my public_html directory, I specified the include path. This was working for a while, but for some reason after I had created a MySQL database, it was as if the php.ini file didn't exist.
I put in a ticket to the support team, and they explained it: "For some reason the global php.ini file was corrupted. We have fixed it and its working properly now." So, I went back to test it out myself only to find that it still seems as if it's not working. Executing a phpinfo() showed that it was NOT getting the include_path from my own php.ini file...
So I'm wondering if perhaps I might be doing something wrong myself? Anyone else experience similar issues before? How did you solve them?
P.S., my php.ini is set to 0644 for permissions, and my .htaccess is disallowing web browser viewing of the file (via <Files php.ini>, order allow,deny, deny from all, </Files>).