Re: Weird Permissions Problem With Includes


Carl,

Yes that is the weird thing, I gave read and execute permission to the
incude I even chmoded them all to 777 to debug the problem and still
get the same error.

If I run the script from the command line it works. So am guessing it
has to be something with Apache. I am using Apache 2 if that helps.

Thank You

- Ken

Carl.

Sorry, that didn't come out right at all.

What I meant to ask was if the apache user had read access each script
you are trying to include? I don't believe that execute permission is
required.

Carl.


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