Re: [Phpwiki-talk] PhpWiki and Apache 2.0.40, problems and solutions

[Jeff D. <da...@da...>]

> It's notable that the comment in index.php suggests that
> USE_PATH_INFO is by default true. Well, this is not quite true. :-)

If you don't explicitly set USE_PATH_INFO, then it's value is
auto-determined by the following code (in lib/config.php):

    if (php_sapi_name() == 'apache')
        define('USE_PATH_INFO', true);
    else
        define('USE_PATH_INFO', ereg('\.(php3?|cgi)$', $SCRIPT_NAME));

I don't currently have access to a machine running Apache 2.0.  (And
I don't want to install it right now...)

In order that we can try to fix the auto-detection:

Can you tell me what php_sapi_name() returns on your system.
Apparently, it's something other than 'apache'.

Also, is there way one can tell (from PHP) whether AcceptPathInfo
is on or not?  I assume if (defined($_SERVER['PATH_INFO'])) then
AcceptPathInfo is enabled, but I don't think the converse is true.
(If the URL does not contain any trailing path info, then (at least
in Apache 1.3.x, PATH_INFO is undefined (not just empty).)

Jeff