$DOCUMENT_ROOT and mod_userdir

[Frederik Himpe]

When you publish a website in /home/username/public_html and make it
availabe with the mod_userdir apache module, it can be accessed via
http://server/~username/. In that case though, the $DOCUMENT_ROOT
variable is still e.g. /var/www/html. Is there another variable or a trick
to get /home/username/public_html instead?

Frederik

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[Alvaro G. Vicario]

*** Frederik Himpe escribió/wrote (Wed, 22 Sep 2004 15:24:18 GMT):

When you publish a website in /home/username/public_html and make it
availabe with the mod_userdir apache module, it can be accessed via
http://server/~username/. In that case though, the $DOCUMENT_ROOT
variable is still e.g. /var/www/html. Is there another variable or a trick
to get /home/username/public_html instead?

Maybe playing around with $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] and basedir().

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[Simon Stienen]

Frederik Himpe <se*@reply.to.invalid> wrote:

When you publish a website in /home/username/public_html and make it
availabe with the mod_userdir apache module, it can be accessed via
http://server/~username/. In that case though, the $DOCUMENT_ROOT
variable is still e.g. /var/www/html. Is there another variable or a trick
to get /home/username/public_html instead?

Frederik

Apache transmits DOCUMENT_ROOT as environmental variable (sp?) to PHP, so
maybe you can override it using SetEnv?

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