replies-lists-php@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
the DOCUMENT_ROOT server variable (available to php/perl in the
standard methods for getting these) will give you the server's
document root.
in php, look at the output of: phpinfo()
------------ Original Message ------------
Date: Thursday, February 02, 2006 07:14:22 AM -0600
From: Jeremy Privett <jeremy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Getting The Document Root
I'm looking for a method that would be able to extract the user's
true document root (e.g. /home/jeremy/public_html/) so that I can
use it for some filesystem scanning functions. I'm trying to avoid
hard-coding supported document roots in favor of being able to
dynamically detect it, but nothing is coming to mind. I thought I
would consult some of the minds of the mailing list for advice. Any
ideas or code would be greatly appreciated.
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No, what I'm looking for is the root of the document root, if that makes
any sense.
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