Date:  Thu, 13 Apr 2006 00:14:28 -0700
From:  "Bruce Timberlake" <brucetimberlake (at mark) gmail.com>
Subject:  [coba-e:04636] Re: phpMyAdmin on secure login
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> I take it by posing that as a question, you are not sure?

Correct... :)


> I looked at the two php.ini files on my machine, one in /etc/admserv and one in
> /etc.  The one in /etc/admserv had this include_path:
>
> include_path = ".:/usr/sausalito/ui/libPhp:/usr/sausalito/ui/web"

Hm. Looks like it should be ok then...

> The ones in /etc.php.ini were commented out.

That's unusual. I don't know what it defaults to using/allowing for an
include path if there isn't one specified in php.ini... I know it can
be overridden at the script level, or via a .htaccess file, but absent
those, I don't know how it would know what a valid include path is.