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From: Garvin H. <squ...@su...> - 2004-04-11 18:12:50
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Hi Joseph! > I think that this is frequenly the case: If you want to install it under > a user directory (My test setup is at > http://www.dragonstrider.com/~jtate/serendipity for example). If your > web hosting company provided you space at > http://www.example.com/foo/bar, but used Directory directives in > httpd.conf rather than a virtual server it would fail for you. The > return value I replaced showed > /var/www/html/home/jtate/public_html/serendipty as the local dir. True, I forgot about that way of assigning directorys to hostnames. Damn. :) > Isn't /usr/local/lib/php/s9y the desired path for serendipityPath if > that's where serendipity_config* and the like are located? Several > places in the code we include $serendipity['serendipityPath'] . > "foo.php". I guess I don't see what the problem is: Why is returning > /usr/local/lib/php/s9y a bad thing? But we use the Path setting also many times on including the templates/plugins or the local configuration -- those always need to be read from the "real" directory, not the shared one. The easiest way would be to create two directory paths serendipityPath and serendipityLibraryPath... > Any ideas? I suppose we could try some variation on > $_SERVER['PATH_TRANSLATED']. Hm, I haven't yet tested if that variable is set on those occasions... > I'll be happy to come up with a test script with a bunch of possible > solutions that we could all run to see which gives the correct response. That would be great! Thanks and regards, Garvin. |
