Unless there is an other piece of code filling up the $ENV array - possibly
a cleaning routine.
On 5/14/06, Rory Browne <rory.browne@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Sorry - what's your question?
I think that $ENV should be $_ENV, which in turn should be $_SERVER.
On 5/14/06, Ryan A < genphp@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am going through another persons script (which is
> not working) and have come accross this:
>
> if (isset($ENV['SCRIPT_FILENAME']))
> {
> $CLIENT_PATH= dirname($ENV['SCRIPT_FILENAME']);
> WelcomeScreen();
> TestSetup($TH_HASH);
> exit;
> }
>
> I am just starting on CLI stuff but I cant find much
> references to $ENV['SCRIPT_FILENAME'], reading the
> manual I know there is a $_ENV superglobal but just
> $ENV?
>
> I am pipeing some log data from apache to this script
> but while debuggin I have noticed that i does not go
> further than the above if() statement...
>
> and that part IS needed because if accesseed via a
> POST it should execute that code and show the
> WelcomeScreen()
>
> Even a RTFM with a reference in the manual would be
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
> Ryan
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