Hello,
I'm failing to create a .phar file for SemanticScuttle[1], a
self-hosted social bookmarking application.
The directory layout of SC is as follows:
- data/
- doc/
- scripts/
- src/
- SemanticScuttle/
- Service.php
- www/
- index.php
- edit.php
The separation of src/, data/ and www/ is to be sure only relevant
files are exposed to the web visitor, keeping files in data/, scripts/
and src/ only accessible via the file system, but not via the web
server.
I am trying to do the same with the .phar: Have all www/ files
accessible from outside while still having src/ and scripts/ in the
.phar for CLI access.
There seemed to be several possible solutions:
1. Modify $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
by adding /www/, so the normal phar web mapping code would take place.
This does not work - the phar C code uses the original SERVER
variables, not the ones from PHP:
> When executed by a web-based sapi, this reads
> $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] (the actual original value)
2. Use webPhar()'s mapping functionality.
This is very hard to achieve, because I have over 200 files that need
to be accessible, and I don't want to add all that mappings.
Is there a better solution to map all web/HTTP requests to the phar to
a subdirectory inside the phar?
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Regards/Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Christian Weiske
-=≡ Geeking around in the name of science since 1982 ≡=-
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