Search for the include path in /etc/php.ini (or wherever you installed 
php.ini) it is probably not set to look in . This is also a compile-time 
option.

You can also check out how it is set by using phpinfo() in a file:
<?php
phpinfo();
php?>
name it phpinfo.php and load it in your browser.


On 8 May 2003, Bill Warner wrote:

> I am working on setting up a php apache mysql debian box for a friend. 
> I am not a php programmer but there is something strange going on.  On a
> machine with php 4.1.7 compiled from source the 
> require_once("file.db.php");
> works but useing the debian package it doesn't seem to work right. 
> unless it has only one dot in the file name like:
> require_once("filedb.php");
> is this a php compile option of some kind?  This just doesn't seem
> right.  Does anyone know what I'm talking about.
> 
> Thanks
> 

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