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 Topic: PHP cannot read files. Cannot tell if it's Apache's fault. |
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Tokorona
Joined: 11 Aug 2007
Posts: 1
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 Posted: Sat 11 Aug '07 12:53 Post subject: PHP cannot read files. Cannot tell if it's Apache's fault. |
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I recently setup a testing server on my windows comp (production is on linux) because I was tiredof uploading and running database modifications when I workedon something.
So I downloaded Apache and PHP and set it up. I had to mess with PHP a little to get it to work, but phpinfo(); went off just fine and I was happy.
Until today. Unsure how PHP's MySQLi handled a DESC statement, I wrote off a short test program that needed to require() a general function php. That was 7 hours ago. It never worked.
I wrote some debug statements - here is the php file
| Code: | print "Read Opening";
//test php
$myfile = "C:\webroot\chardisp\genfunc.php";
print is_file($myfile);
clearstatcache();
print is_readable($myfile);
clearstatcache();
print "Preparing to require";
require $myfile;
print "...";
$dbconn = connectdb();
print "Am I even running?";
$result = $dbconn->query("DESCRIBE rpchar curr_msve");
print_r($result);
$dbconn->close();
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I get this for output
"Read Opening11Preparing to require" and it then fails silently.
Running it in the standalone executable gets the same. The errors.txt file records no error emssages, and it is set to E_STRICT.
Nor does Apache record anything. I tried filegetcontents(); but it too, failed silently. What's going on here?
ETA: Oh, and include_path in php.ini is set to ".;"
ETA2: Forgot my softwate setup  Apache 2.2.4 (Win32) / PHP 5.2.3 |
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