On Feb 25, 2007, at 11:30 AM, StainOnRug wrote:
Hello again.. I recently posted a question about include files.. I
appreciate
the responses I received but my question wasn’t answered.. its my
fault I
didn’t explain myself 100%.. I know how to use the include files..
What I am
trying to figure out is. How do I upload the include files into my
Include
folder. I cant make the path myself because I don’t have access to the
config file. I have my website on yahoo web hosting. So how do I
physically
upload the file into that include folder which is .:/include:/usr/
lib/php
residing on my website. I don’t have ftp access to the folder. I
cant view
the fold on my ftp program to upload the file.. do I upload it
through php
script? Can I change the path to a folder on my website?? Thank
you soo
much everyone!
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While I will preface this with 'You should ask Yahoo...', I know what
a pain it can be to get 'real' answers to your questions from them.
The include directories listed in phpinfo() are for the larger php
process (I'm assuming). As far as I know you don't have access to
anything but what's in your web root. I'm not sure if they are
chrooting something or if it's one of the base_dir things, but your
web root is your root so you don't have access to /usr or anything
else on the servers file system.
So do like I do and put the include files in an 'includes' directory
and through the control panel make that directory private. No one
will be able to surf to the directory without a password, but php can
reach it fine.
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