php.ini with Linux

[rorqual]

Hello,
I have a problem with my Linux Server (apache,mysql,php)
I can't define the include_path in php.ini
There's only one php.ini to modify???
And the error message is :

failed to opening 'include_phplib/astro.inc' ...(include_path='')

also : in local (with windows 98) it's run properly
and the problem is because php dont know the include_path (the '' ...)

Thanks to send me the process to can run that!
Sebastien

 

[zallen]

If you install PHP as cgi mode,then you can edit php.ini in php directory to include needed include_path.
If you install PHP as Apache module you must set $PATH to include the directory of php.ini,then you can edit it as CGI mode.

You must to reinstall Apache after you modify php.ini

Hope this helps you!
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[chenn]

I had that problem just yesterday, so edit the php3.ini, grep for 'include' and write any additional pathes after the keyword "include_path". The very basics is setting it to the servers DOCUMENTROOT, I suggest to include other pathes as well. After editing it you just have to restart or reload apache. regards
chenn

 

[rorqual]

chenn or zallen,
it don't run anymore...
I have made that Chenn talk about : in the php.ini I have add the true path, but when we run the script there's always include_path='' ...
I don't understand what... (I have reload Apache)

thx if you understand my problem

I know there's a thing that I don't made or made bad but I don't know what...

Sebastien

 

[warmongr]

Was this ever working properly? Did you put a /full/path/name/to/your/include/dir/variable/ Are you sure that php.ini is being looked at. Try renaming it to see if you get a different error or put some garbage in it to see if that generates a different error. Try moving into your /usr/local/lib directory.

I don't know the exact anwer here but I do know you do not have to reinstall Apache if your make a change to your php.ini file. You merely have to stop and restart httpd.


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