Re: [phplib] install question From: Oliver Fink (OF <email protected>)
Date: 08/10/00

Hi!

Ken schrieb:

> Here is the instruction listed in the install documentation that is confusing me:
>
> Make this php directory your php include directory: Put include_path =
> /home/www/servers/phplib.netuse.de/php into cgi/php3.ini. If you already have an
> include path defined in your setup, add the PHPLIB include path to the existing include path using the
> separator character applicable for your operating system (":" on UNIX, ";" on Windows). Defining an
> include path will not actually include code on your pages; it only tells the PHP interpreter in which
> directories to look for files referenced in require() and include() statements.
>
> I made the php directory. But I am not sure how to include it in the path. There doesn't seem to be a php3.ini file in my cgi directory (cgi-bin). And I am also at a loss as to where the already defined include paths would be defined at. I spent an hour rooting around the /usr/local/apache and /usr/local/include directory's and couldn't find what I was looking for. I'm not even sure what that is exactly. Anyway, could any of you out there shed some light on this for me? Perhaps tell me where the default php include paths are located at in your installations?

Did you build PHP on your own? If so, there is a file named "php.ini-dist" (PHP4) or so in the source directory. This file is a good base to buid your own one. If there is no such file, try to create a file which consists of just this line (use a correct path to your PHPLIB dir) in your cgi-bin.

Regards,

    Oliver 

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