vincevincevince
msg:1272609 | 10:59 pm on Sep 6, 2003 (gmt 0) |
try using / in your path, or enclosing it all in " "
c:/dir1 or "c:\dir1"
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joshie76
msg:1272610 | 8:26 am on Sep 7, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Nope, still no luck. The funny thing is it use to work OK and it works OK if I put it back to "c:\DIR1\DIR2" Apache is fine, but any php pages come back blank and create the entry above in the apache error log. .... There must be a setting I'm missing somewhere. Yours desperately Josh :'(
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joshie76
msg:1272611 | 8:40 am on Sep 7, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Bizarrely, PHP files in the deeper, older directory are still working!
(i.e. [localhost...] works ok whereas [localhost...] does not - but it does if I move my apache document root back to c:\DIR1\DIR2) I have changed my %SYSTEMROOT%/php.ini file to the following: ; The root of the PHP pages, used only if nonempty.
doc_root = "c:\DIR1" |
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And I've since turned errors on and off in this file and those changes took effect so it must have read in this change too... So confused!
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vincevincevince
msg:1272612 | 8:32 am on Sep 8, 2003 (gmt 0) |
silly question... you don't have a sneaky .htaccess throwing a spanner in the works of one or other directory do you?
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joshie76
msg:1272613 | 8:52 am on Sep 8, 2003 (gmt 0) |
What a gumpty! I was trying to access a .php page that didn't exist. I was sure I'd copied my example.php file over but obviously not... strange though because instead of getting a 404 I just got a blank page and the strange PHP error in the Apache Error Log. I'm really quite embarrassed.... oops. Can I stop it doing this and make it go back to fiving me a nice 404 if the php page doesn't exist? Yours apologetically, Muppet-boy
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