Hello; I have been getting more familiar with hard links lately. But I remember having created a hard link to a php source file. The link name did not have the .php extension. So when I used a browser to navigate to the link, the php source code was displayed*. I figured out it was because the link name did not have the .php extension. I thought that is a problem where a php source code file could be read via an http request for a hard link to it where the link name did not have the .php extension. BUT; since, I have not been able to reproduce the same result. I have been experimenting with hard and soft links to php code files where the link names do not have .php suffix. Navigation to these links produces blank pages; a good sign. I have also used require(link name) with same results. No code is displayed. The question is: Does php anticipate this situation under the hood and recognize the <?php tag even though it is reading a link to it with out the .php suffix? * I am not sure that this won't happen again, sometime Thank you JK
