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Allowing Path Info
Hi All,
Very new to apache, need to know how to allow path_info information within my root folder on an externally hosted site. Any help greatly appreciated. Hamxxx |
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You can't do that. PATH_INFO is an internal environment variable of Apache, and to be made available for local scripts (CGI/PHP).
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Thanks for response,
Before i give up I just want to clarify by explaining my problem a little more. I have a site hosted externally. I have tested my site at home on Microsoft IIS and within my pages I can access all CGI variables. ie ( x = #CGI.Path_Info# ). However when uploaded I recieve an empty string when trying to access the Path Info data. I have been told that path_info is probably disabled, however this comes from a unknown source. Is it possible to enable path info through .htaccess or any other method so my scripts can access it. thanks again. |
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>> I recieve an empty string when trying to access the Path Info data
How you access it? >> I have been told that path_info is probably disabled Probably not. >> Is it possible to enable path info through .htaccess Probably no. >> or any other method so my scripts can access it It depends on how your scripts retrieve the PATH_INFO. |
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