Hi,
we are building PHP with the --with-config-file-path compile setting to get our php.ini file from our own location.
Now, in some scenarios we need to run PHP with the -c command line option to get the php.ini file from a different location.
This seems to cause problems!
When using the -c command line option, our PHP files cannot find their includes anymore.
My last attempt was to set the -c command line option to the exact same location that we use for the --with-config-file-path compile setting. With the same result: without the -c option everything works, with the -c setting the include files are not found.
What are the differences between these two options? Does the -c have any other side effects?
Thanks
MarkS
Mark Striebeck SourceForge Engineering Manager
VA Software http://www.vasoftware.com
Hey, J2EE/DB2 has a php.ini file? Cool.
This is the wrong list for this question, but you could try using the
PHPRC env var instead to set the location of your php.ini file.
-Rasmus
Hi,
we are building PHP with the --with-config-file-path compile setting to get our php.ini file from our own location.
Now, in some scenarios we need to run PHP with the -c command line option to get the php.ini file from a different location.
This seems to cause problems!
When using the -c command line option, our PHP files cannot find their includes anymore.
My last attempt was to set the -c command line option to the exact same location that we use for the --with-config-file-path compile setting. With the same result: without the -c option everything works, with the -c setting the include files are not found.
What are the differences between these two options? Does the -c have any other side effects?
Thanks
MarkS
Mark Striebeck SourceForge Engineering Manager
VA Software http://www.vasoftware.com