In the course of playing with my new Lighttpd
server, I ran into a problem with the PHP_SELF, PATH_INFO, and
ORIG_PATH_INFO variables - specifically, Lighty doesn't provide them to
my PHP install. Now, this isn't specifically a PHP issue, but so far no
one in the Lighty community has come up with a good fix for this -
short of doing without PATH_INFO.
Even after applying all the fixes I could find:
Adding "broken-scriptfilename" ="enable" to my PHP config in
lighttpd.conf
Set cgi.fix_pathinf o = 1 in /etc/php4/cgi/php.ini
Compiled PHP4 with ./configure --enable-fastcgi --with-ldap
--enable-ftp
--with-mysql --enable-force-redirect --enable-discard-path
Nothing works. A successful answer is one which, when applied to the
webserver hosting this, causes the PATH_INFO and related variables to
be filled correctly.
Below is some partial relevant output from my php and
lighttpd config:
Configure Command './configure' '--enable-fastcgi' '--enable-ftp'
'--with-mysql' '--enable-force-redirect'
'--enable-discard-path'
....
_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAM E"] /test/info.php
_SERVER["PATH_INFO"] no value
_SERVER["SCRIPT_FILENAM E"] /var/www/test/info.php
_SERVER["DOCUMENT_R OOT"] /var/www/
_SERVER["REQUEST_UR I"] /test/info.php
_SERVER["QUERY_STRI NG"] no value
fastcgi.server = ( ".php" =((
"bin-path" ="/usr/local/bin/php",
"socket" ="/tmp/php4.socket",
"broken-scriptfilename" ="enable"
)
)
)
server, I ran into a problem with the PHP_SELF, PATH_INFO, and
ORIG_PATH_INFO variables - specifically, Lighty doesn't provide them to
my PHP install. Now, this isn't specifically a PHP issue, but so far no
one in the Lighty community has come up with a good fix for this -
short of doing without PATH_INFO.
Even after applying all the fixes I could find:
Adding "broken-scriptfilename" ="enable" to my PHP config in
lighttpd.conf
Set cgi.fix_pathinf o = 1 in /etc/php4/cgi/php.ini
Compiled PHP4 with ./configure --enable-fastcgi --with-ldap
--enable-ftp
--with-mysql --enable-force-redirect --enable-discard-path
Nothing works. A successful answer is one which, when applied to the
webserver hosting this, causes the PATH_INFO and related variables to
be filled correctly.
Below is some partial relevant output from my php and
lighttpd config:
>From phpinfo():
'--with-mysql' '--enable-force-redirect'
'--enable-discard-path'
....
_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAM E"] /test/info.php
_SERVER["PATH_INFO"] no value
_SERVER["SCRIPT_FILENAM E"] /var/www/test/info.php
_SERVER["DOCUMENT_R OOT"] /var/www/
_SERVER["REQUEST_UR I"] /test/info.php
_SERVER["QUERY_STRI NG"] no value
>From lighttpd.conf:
"bin-path" ="/usr/local/bin/php",
"socket" ="/tmp/php4.socket",
"broken-scriptfilename" ="enable"
)
)
)