Maverick — Sun, 28 May 2000 22:43:00 +0000

Well, that's the annoying part. If you look closer, you'll see that I am using the semi-colon ; between multiple paths, but it STILL won't work. I've tried it with Windows semi-colons and Unix colons, Windows back slashes and Unix forward slashes and with/without the drive letter specified and every combination thereof. No matter how I do it, the 2nd path in line gets ignored. Doing a <? phpinfo()?> check on it, the include path will always come back with only the first path in line. Oddly, what I use the Unix : to separate the paths, the phpinfo check does show all listed paths. But even though they do show up as valid paths according to phpinfo, under Windows they don't work since the : is used in place of the ; However, using the exact same line in the php3.ini file and changing all the : to ; while leaving the rest of the line unchanged results in it again truncating after the first path in line and never recognizing the 2nd.

I even dumped my old PHP 3.0.11 installation and replaced it with version 3.0.16 (the newest version of 3.x.x available for Windows) and it still hangs up after the 1st path.