Previous Next

• 11-04-2006, 9:43 AM

  SoHoAlex Joined on 11-01-2006, 12:25 PM Posts 47

  Using DOCUMENT_ROOT in FastCGI environment Reply Contact One of the lacking things about FastCGI is not being able to use <?php echo $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"];?> Afaik this is because PHP can't request the document_root, because the PHP CGI is already resident in memory. Will this be addressed, or is this behaviour by design? Alex Schoenmaker, SoHosted Platform: Windows Server 2003 (SP2), IIS6, PHP4 and PHP5.

• 11-04-2006, 5:30 PM

  In reply to

  mvolo Joined on 09-17-2003, 9:48 AM Philadelphia, PA Posts 583

  Re: Using DOCUMENT_ROOT in FastCGI environment Reply Contact Alex, We are probably missing certain variables that other PHP hosts may be providing (per http://us2.php.net/reserved.variables, the $_SERVER variable contains a list of web server specific variables, standardized only by the original CGI specification which doesn't mention the DOCUMENT_ROOT variable).  This is something we will address in a future release.  Do you have any pointers (aside from the link above) as to what variables are typically supported? Thanks, This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

• 11-04-2006, 8:01 PM

  In reply to

  SoHoAlex Joined on 11-01-2006, 12:25 PM Posts 47

  Re: Using DOCUMENT_ROOT in FastCGI environment Reply Contact No Mike, sorry. All I know is that document_root requests the homedir that has been setup per website in IIS6. This does work in php4isapi.dll. The reason I ask about this is because it would make migrating from ISAPI to FastCGI alot easier when hosting a huge amounth of domains. -- People wouldn't have to change their existing scripts. Alex Schoenmaker, SoHosted Platform: Windows Server 2003 (SP2), IIS6, PHP4 and PHP5.

• 12-08-2006, 9:35 AM

  In reply to

  pboling Joined on 12-08-2006, 1:46 PM Indianapolis, IN Posts 4

  Re: Using DOCUMENT_ROOT in FastCGI environment Reply Contact The link refers to PHP_AUTH_USER which makes sense for PHP.  A more generic term is more common in other frameworks I think.  AUTH_USER is what I would expect to use in RubyOnRails, and I think IIS already provides this variable when using NTLM authentication.  Making sure that this AUTH_USER is available in the FastCGI environment then, would be appreciated. -- My blog: http://galtzo.blogspot.com

  Tags: FastCGIIISRubyOnRails

• 01-31-2007, 4:44 PM

  In reply to

  SoHoAlex Joined on 11-01-2006, 12:25 PM Posts 47	Re: Using DOCUMENT_ROOT in FastCGI environment Reply Contact Using document_root works great now with IIS6-FastCGI-TechPreview2-x86. Thanks! Alex Schoenmaker, SoHosted Platform: Windows Server 2003 (SP2), IIS6, PHP4 and PHP5.

• 01-31-2007, 5:24 PM

  In reply to

  mvolo Joined on 09-17-2003, 9:48 AM Philadelphia, PA Posts 583	Re: Using DOCUMENT_ROOT in FastCGI environment Reply Contact Great to hear!  Thanks for letting us know, This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.