Looks to me like it may still be a
permissions issue. It can’t find the file because it cannot read the
directory, and it can’t read the file so it bounces permission denied.
What user is apache(http) run as (ps –ef), and what are the permissions
of the directory? (ls –la /home/web/includes)
If it were version problems, you’d
likely see it in the php reporting. Apache proxying the error for php. Have you
looked at the error log? Look for ERROR in the config. There is also a
descriptor for the log location.
P
From:
rlhumphrey@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:rlhumphrey@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005
11:14 AM
To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [users@httpd] Migrating
to new server
We have an old PC running RedHat 7.3 with Apache 1.3.29 (i think) and
it serves out some PHP/MySQL content to our internal users. I migrated
everything on this machine over to a new Server running CentOS 4.0 (Apache
2.0.52).
Here are the details
Old
Box
New Box
PHP
4.1.2
PHP 4.3.9
MySQL 3.23
MySQL 4.1.10
Apache
1.3.29
Apache 2.0.52
After migrating everything over we are seeing failures when we add an include
directory. I modified the php.ini to add the includes directory, in this case
/home/web/includes.
On the old server all worked well, but on the new server I get an error stating
that it cant find the file (which is there) in the includes directory. If we
put the entire path in the PHP script to the includes dir, then we get a
permission denied error.
The permissions on both servers are the same.
I guess my question is this.
Is this an Apache error or a PHP error.
Everything worked fine on the old box with identical settings, but it isnt
working on the new box.
Any suggestions on where to start looking.
I did verify permissions are good etc, but maybe i missed something.
--
Richard Humphrey
